SHUIDAO

Key Features

• Door Type: Single-leaf partially glazed grid interior door with solid lower panel — hinged, single panel swing (hinge side — left / right hand — please confirm; fire rating — please confirm; acoustic / sound insulation rating — the solid lower panel improves acoustic performance relative to the fully glazed D8700 — please confirm specification)
• Upper Glazed Panel: Six-pane frosted glass grid — the upper two-thirds of the door leaf is a glazed section divided into six equal panes in a 2-column × 3-row arrangement by slim white glazing bars; three horizontal glazing bars divide the height into three rows, one central vertical bar divides the width into two columns; the resulting six panes are taller than they are wide but less elongated than the D8700’s eight panes, sitting in a more balanced rectangular proportion (glass type — frosted / satin / acid-etched / reeded — please confirm; glass thickness — please confirm; single / double glazed — please confirm)
• Glazing Bars: Slim white matte glazing bars — three horizontal bars and one central vertical bar, all in the same matte white finish as the door frame; the bars are slim in profile, reading as fine white lines within the frosted glass field; the white-on-frosted-white composition is softer and less graphic than the D8704’s dark bars
• Lower Solid Panel: Single raised panel — the lower third of the door leaf is a solid single panel in matte white with a stepped moulding border; the panel height corresponds to approximately one-third of the total door leaf height; the raised panel detail gives the solid lower section a classical-contemporary character that connects the D8701 to the broader D86 panel door vocabulary (panel moulding profile — please confirm; panel raised height — please confirm)
• Door Frame: Matte white flat-profile rails and stiles — top rail, mid rail (separating glazed upper section from solid lower panel), bottom rail, lock stile, and hinge stile all in matte white; the mid rail width is visible where the glazed section meets the solid panel and appears moderately proportioned (finish — matte white paint / matte white lacquer / white PVC — please confirm)
• Architrave / Frame: Matching matte white flat-profile door frame — a plain rectangular surround consistent with the D8700 and D8705 frame format
• Hardware: Brushed chrome / satin chrome horizontal bar handle — the same horizontal tubular bar handle as the D8700; positioned at the mid-rail height where the glazed upper section meets the solid lower panel, placing the handle at the natural structural junction of the two zones (bar handle length and diameter — please confirm; handle set included / separate — please confirm; lock / latch mechanism — please confirm)
• Core Construction: (MDF / solid timber / engineered frame with upper glazed infill and lower solid panel — please confirm)
• Overall Dimensions: (please confirm W × H × thickness)

Ideal For

Interior designers, residential developers, and architectural specification buyers seeking the practical and acoustic advantages of a solid lower panel combined with the light-passing and spatial-openness qualities of a glazed upper grid — a combination that makes the D8701 the most broadly specifiable model in the SHUIDAO white glazed door range. The six-pane white grid upper section passes diffused natural light freely between adjacent spaces; the solid lower panel provides the structural integrity, everyday durability, and improved acoustic performance that fully glazed doors cannot offer. This makes the D8701 the correct specification for bedroom-to-ensuite connections, home office-to-living room partitions, kitchen-to-utility transitions, and any interior threshold where light borrowing is desired but complete acoustic transparency is not. The white finish, raised lower panel detail, and brushed chrome bar handle position the D8701 within the same contemporary-white and French-transitional interior vocabulary as the D8700, making the two models natural specification companions for projects that require both a fully glazed and a partially glazed version of the same door language — corridors, suites, or open-plan layouts where visual consistency across multiple door openings is the brief.

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