1st Generation Products
Products and innovations in the field today: six named systems covering the lock, the frame, the hinges, the threshold and automation, built into Hermetix entrance doors.
See the systems at work
The Hermetix
Privilege
Doors designed as architecture and engineered for peace of mind, at the entrance and in every room.
High-end doors, built on proprietary technology.
The Hermetix Privilege is the opportunity to own a door where luxury aesthetics and cutting-edge safety innovation are engineered as one.
Why must security feel so utilitarian?The question that started Hermetix.
- Vision
- To become the world's golden standard for high-end doors, merging luxury aesthetics with cutting-edge safety innovation.
- Mission
- To expand our technological advantage and our market footprint, locally and globally.
- Who we are
- For two decades our family, through its parent company Gumi Tel Aviv Ltd, has acquired traditional industrial companies in order to perfect them. Hermetix Doors Ltd, a wholly owned Israeli subsidiary, is the one we are proudest of.
Next Generation R&D
Research continues beyond the current collection, with the mission of extending Hermetix's technological advantage in Israel and internationally. New work will be shared when it is ready.
More than hardware.
Six systems work together in a Hermetix entrance door: the bolts, the frame, the hinges, the threshold and the automation. Choose a system to watch it at work.
Locking and protection
Three-dimensional locking
T-shaped bolts rotate as they lock into the frame, anchoring the door in three directions instead of one.
A frame without a foothold
In many entrance doors, the recess between leaf and frame gives a crowbar or jack somewhere to grip. FRAMESHIFT is designed to remove that leverage point.
METAGRIP
Concealed hinges that lock
The hinges sit inside the door, with nothing exposed outside, and take part in locking it.
Everyday comfort
KINETIX
Sealed at the floor
A double seal meets the floor as the door closes, against dust, noise and insects. An adjustable concealed stop replaces the floor stop.
Locks as it closesAutomatic models only
Close the door behind you and it locks itself.
Opens in an instantAutomatic models only
Quick opening with a touch of the key.
Inside the home
- Telescopic concealed hinge
- Developed by Hermetix and designed to give way if small fingers are caught between leaf and frame, easing the pressure. Leaf and frame are shaped without sharp edges.
- Acoustic core
- A sound-damping core, with seals around the frame and at the floor, helps keep each room to itself.
- Oven-painted aluminum
- Leaf and frame in baked-finish aluminum, built to resist knocks and water through years of daily use.
Technologies and specifications vary by model. Ask our team for the documentation of the door you are considering.
From the front door to the rooms within.
Every opening asks for something different. Start with the type of door, then shape the details with our team.
Entrance doors
The first impression, and your home's first line of defense.
Wood-look, aluminum-clad, double-leaf or zero-line, each planned for its home.
Interior doors
Quiet rooms, durable surfaces and hinges designed with small fingers in mind.
Oven-painted aluminum, finished in veneer, porcelain, stone or laminate.
Zero-line doors
The leaf and the wall in one plane, at the entrance or between rooms.
Finished in the wall's own material, so the opening becomes a line.
1 of 3: Timber entrance with a matching surround
The door, flush with the wall.
In a zero-line design the leaf sits in one plane with the wall, so an opening reads as a single, precise line instead of a framed doorway.
The leaf can take the wall's own finish (timber panels, porcelain, travertine or a distinctive aluminum finish),
so a whole wall can keep its doors to itself.
Think outside the door.
Surface, cladding, engraving and hardware decide how a door sits in its wall. Matching cladding, special surrounds and decorative glazing can carry the same line through the home.
Examples from Hermetix projects. Not every material or combination suits every door, and some claddings are naturally less resistant to water or knocks. We confirm what is right for your opening.
Surface
Timber-look slats that run across door and wall as one surface.
Cladding
The wall's own cladding carried across the leaf, until only a fine outline remains.
Texture
Vertical ribs give a dark leaf rhythm and depth, catching the light along every line.
Engraving
Fine engraved lines give a plain leaf movement as the light changes through the day.
Glazing
A glazed sidelight brings daylight into the hall without breaking the line of the wall.
Hardware
A pull set into an oak inlay: hardware chosen for the hand as much as the eye.
The weight of a handle. The silent glide of a mechanism. The finish under your hand.
Engineering is a science. For our family, craftsmanship is an obsession.
Every millimeter is examined and refined by a team that will not settle: generations of know-how, now joined with our own security innovations.
That is what we mean by privilege: living beautifully, with comfort and peace of mind.
Come and see the doors.
Visit the showroom to see the finishes, try the hardware and talk through your plans. Bring drawings, photographs or simply a few questions.
Placeholder details: the Canadian showroom address, opening hours and phone are still to be confirmed.
- Showroom
- Showroom address to be confirmed
- Opening hours
- Opening hours to be confirmed
- Phone
- Phone number to be confirmed
- info@hermetix.co
