Product code: ECK-SCP-006pressed sheet panel steel door
Pafta Three-Panel Pressed Sheet Panel Steel Door
Pafta comes from the same diamond-textured family as Kabara elsewhere in the range, but the panel proportions differ: here the upper panel is wide and runs close to half the leaf, the horizontal strip in the middle is narrower, and the rectangular panel at the bottom stays as it was.
- Surface finish
- Sac panel
- Surface texture
- Kabartma
- Door leaf
- Single leaf
- Glazing
- No
You do not need to type the code, we see it when you arrive from the link. We send the measurement and the delivery time in writing.
On-site measurement
The frame opening and the swing direction are settled at your address.
Manufacture and installation
Manufacture to your measurement, removal of the old door and installation in one run.
Checked after installation
Lock and hinge adjustment are checked once the door is in.
What this model has
That change in proportion changes how the door reads. A wide upper panel makes the leaf look taller, which is why we tend to suggest it for a landing with a low ceiling. The diamond texture on the ground is unchanged; it still breaks the light and hides the marks a leaf picks up in daily use.
Set the two models side by side and the difference is obvious; flicking through a catalogue it's easy to miss. We show both in person at the survey so the right proportion for your landing is clear before you choose.
The panel proportions aren't fixed to one figure; they're recalculated against the leaf's own height. Go past a certain height and the upper panel is enlarged to match; leave it at the standard proportion on a taller leaf and the door starts to look out of balance.
- Diamond-textured ground
- Three relief panels, the upper one wide
- Vertical chrome bar handle
- Round viewer
- Unglazed single leaf
- Marble threshold
Attributes
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | ECK-SCP-006 |
| Surface finish | Sac panel |
| Surface texture | Kabartma |
| Door leaf | Single leaf |
| Glazing | No |
| Hardware | Bar kulp, Gözetleme deliği, Mermer eşik, Krom detay |
| Door frame inner size | 90 x 200 cm |
| Architrave outer size | 108 x 210 cm |
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Steel body | 2 mm Ereğli A1 steel |
| Insulation core | 150 kg/m³ rock wool |
| Lock system | Kale 256G, 14-point |
| Certification | TSE EN 1627 |
The values below are the same across every model in the catalogue. What separates the models is the surface design, the finish and the way the door leaf is built.
Every model carries a warranty as standard. On upper-tier models an extended warranty applies, depending on the material chosen.
Measurements
Inside the door frame (the door opening): 90 x 200 cm · Architrave edge (outside the door frame): 108 x 210 cm. If your door opening falls outside these measurements, the same model is made to your size.
Frequently asked about this model
How does Pafta differ from Kabara if they share the same texture?
Both are built on the same diamond-textured ground, but the three relief panels are proportioned differently: Pafta's upper panel runs close to half the leaf, while the middle strip is narrower than Kabara's. That wider top panel is what makes Pafta the better fit for a landing with a low ceiling.
Does the panel proportion on Pafta change with the door's height?
Yes. Past a certain leaf height the upper panel is enlarged to keep the proportions looking right; left at the standard ratio, a taller door would start to look unbalanced. That recalculation is done once we know the exact height of your opening.
Can I see Pafta and Kabara together before choosing?
Yes, and we'd suggest it. The difference in panel proportion is clear once the two leaves stand side by side, but it's easy to miss comparing photographs in a catalogue. We bring samples of both to the survey so the choice is made against your own landing, not a picture.
Districts we install in
The catalogue is independent of area; for installation and service, move to the page for your own district.