FRITSJURGENS PIVOT MECHANISM

Technology you don’t see, but certainly feel

A pivot door is only truly complete with a perfectly functioning rotation mechanism. That is why at Luzora we work with the FritsJurgens system: a high-quality, maintenance-free pivot system that is fully integrated into the door. No visible technology, no floor spring that needs to be recessed into the subfloor, just a sleek finish and a fluid movement.

Why FritsJurgens?

FritsJurgens is a global leader when it comes to pivot systems. The system is designed to let doors rotate effortlessly and elegantly, and it closes automatically and silently thanks to the soft-close function. The technology is compact, powerful, and suitable for intensive use.

How does the system work?

The system consists of four components:

  1. Ceiling plate
    Fixed to the ceiling. This holds the pin of the top pivot.
  2. Top pivot
    Invisibly integrated into the top of the door. Together with the ceiling plate, it ensures anchoring at the top.
  3. System M(+)
    The heart of the system. Integrated into the bottom of the door. It provides the rotation movement, soft-close, and return to the neutral position.
  4. Floor plate
    A stylish stainless steel plate on the floor, into which the mechanism fits precisely. Thanks to the slim design, the system is also suitable for underfloor heating: it only requires 8 mm in the floor.

No major structural adjustments required

Because the system is entirely contained within the door, no complex constructions or adjustments to the floor or ceiling are necessary. Even in existing buildings or renovations, the system is perfectly applicable. This makes it an ideal solution for both new construction and renovation projects.

Who is this system suitable for?

For architects and interior designers working on realizing luxury interiors, FritsJurgens is the system that perfectly balances technology and aesthetics. It elevates your design to a higher level and represents absolute quality.

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