DRE Galla 15 introduces a screen-printed design on an 8 mm tempered glass door panel. Its printed pattern distinguishes it from the undecorated Galla 1 and the separate Galla 14 design, allowing the door to contribute its own visual detail to an interior. The panel can be used where the doorway needs more expression than a plain glass surface while retaining a glass construction. Consider how the pattern will be seen from the room and from the passage beyond it. A doorway viewed across a living area may call for a different visual relationship than one seen only at close range in a hallway. The chosen glass finish helps establish that relationship alongside the model’s printed decoration.
Transparent, DECORMAT, and ribbed glass versions are listed for Galla 15. Transparent glass gives the opening a clearer visual connection, while the other choices change the panel’s surface appearance. DRE notes that patterned Galla panels have different faces: a printed or glossy side and a matte or ribbed side. Decide on that orientation while choosing the frame and fittings, so the intended appearance is visible from the preferred side of the doorway. The glass selection also deserves a view from the adjoining room. This is especially useful when the spaces have different lighting or finishes, because the same panel forms part of both interiors rather than belonging visually to only one of them.
Galla 15 is specified as a glass leaf, with the surrounding frame and hardware selected separately. The collection supports hinged and sliding applications through the corresponding glass preparation and fittings. A hinged panel needs its hinge and lock openings; a sliding panel needs its pull and upper mounting hardware. Determine the movement type before completing the panel order, then coordinate the glass with the hardware that will be used. Nominal width codes are 60, 70, 80, and 90. The transparent starting configuration is the panel in code 60, 70, or 80. When reviewing the total assembly, include the frame, fittings, and any required lock cylinder alongside the chosen patterned glass rather than treating the leaf amount as a complete installed door. DRE’s glass-door locks can be configured for left or right opening. Bathroom-lock selection follows the opening direction, so that detail should be settled with the panel orientation.
Specifications: Manufacturer: DRE, Poland; model: Galla 15; product type: interior glass door; material: uniform safety tempered glass; panel thickness: 8 mm; design: model 15 decoration applied by screen printing. Listed glass choices: transparent, DECORMAT, or ribbed; nominal width codes: 60–90. The transparent panel in codes 60, 70, or 80 defines the published starting configuration. Hinged and sliding arrangements require their matching panel preparation and hardware. The frame and fittings are separate purchases, and a cylinder is separate where required by the selected lock. Confirm the panel face, opening direction, finish, and mechanism before ordering to keep the glass design and its complete installation in the same specification.
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