Main risks

• Finger entrapment in hinges and at the closing edge.
• Impacts from sudden closing or from doors slamming due to draughts.
• Dropping or detachment of the door leaf during installation or due to loose fittings.
• Breakage of glass panels or integrated mirrors and possible cuts.
• Tripping over tracks, thresholds or loose parts on sliding doors.
• Jamming and derailments in sliding systems due to dirt or objects in the tracks.
• Accidental lock-ins due to latches or locks without an emergency release.
• Damage from using the door as a support, ladder or to hang heavy loads.

Safe use

• Before installing, check that the model is compatible with the opening and the intended opening mechanism.
• Carry out installation with two people, supporting the door leaf at all times and wearing gloves and closed-toe footwear.
• Keep the work area clear and the door leaf immobilised while adjusting hinges, tracks and stops.
• Use hardware and fixings suitable for the door's weight and the substrate; do not reuse damaged screws or fixings.
• Check the alignment and that it opens and closes without rubbing before regular use.
• On sliding doors, keep fingers away from tracks and cover trims; always use the handles.
• On glazed models, handle the edges with care, avoid impacts and do not remove seals or protective parts.
• Avoid slamming; install or use door stops and soft-closing devices where necessary to protect walls and fingers.
• In bathrooms and children's bedrooms, use latches with an emergency release from the outside and keep keys accessible.

Storage and maintenance

• Store the door indoors, in a dry, ventilated place, on a flat, well-supported surface, without stressing the corners.
• Protect the door from prolonged moisture, splashes and direct exposure to the sun before installation.
• Allow the door to acclimatise to the indoor environment before fitting to minimise warping.
• Clean with a soft cloth lightly dampened and a neutral cleaner; avoid abrasives and excess water.
• Periodically check hinges, screws, stops and tracks; retighten or replace loose or damaged parts.
• Keep tracks and thresholds clean; vacuum up grit or debris that could cause jams.
• Lubricate hinges and tracks sparingly when necessary, avoiding drips that attract dust.
• If the glass shows cracks or chipping, stop using the door until it is repaired or replaced.

Restrictions of use

• Do not use interior doors outdoors or in areas of high humidity unless expressly stated for the product.
• Do not hang heavy objects, exercise bars or accessories that overload the door leaf or the fittings.
• Do not stand on or put your body weight on the door, the frame or the handle.
• Do not make cut-outs, drill holes or carry out modifications not intended by the manufacturer.
• Do not force the door closed if there is rubbing or jamming; identify and correct the cause before continuing to use it.
• Do not allow children to play with the door or slide along the tracks; supervise children and pets.
• Do not use locks that prevent opening from the outside in frequently used rooms such as bathrooms.
• Do not use the door if you observe significant sagging, looseness in the hinges or damaged glass.