Reasons for choosing Solarlux

Based in Bissendorf, Lower Saxony, the company was founded in 1983 and is now considered the market leader for folding glass doors and glass elements. Company founder and owner, Herbert Holtgreife, places the highest demands on his products in terms of design, quality and energy efficiency standards. Architects and designers abroad also opt for Solarlux: exports account for roughly 50 percent of the company's turnover.

• Internationally renowned: The Solarlux folding glass door

The desire to create living spaces filled with daylight that provided maximum access culminated in 1983 with the design of a folding glass door, which, in contrast to conventional sliding doors, could be fully opened. Interest in such projects is still going strong and has also prevailed on the international architecture scene. Renowned architects, such as Daniel Libeskind, Hermann Hertzberger and Sir Norman Foster all use Solarlux folding glass doors. The use of various materials (all-glass, aluminium, wood or wood and aluminium) enable a whole array of different designs – customised to enhance individual building projects.
 

• Prize winning design: red dot and iF award for sophisticated demands

All Solarlux products hold multiple certificates from national and international testing institutes, and are constantly being tested and further developed and improved – even the design of the folding glass doors has received numerous awards. In 2010, the SL 82 folding glass door received the well-known iF product design award. And in the same year, the internationally renowned design prize, the red dot award for product design, also went to this successful range of all-glass folding doors. 

• We offer a one-stop solution

By choosing Solarlux products for your building project, you are ensuring ongoing support for the entire duration of the project. You will be assigned your own personal advisor who will assist you in all project-related matters. We will handle all deadlines and queries directly with you, so there are no disruptive idle times due to co-ordination problems or misunderstandings with third parties.