Where did you get it, by the way? I am actually looking for some doors for my terrace. The thing is, I don't want them to be opaque. I would like the same design for the lines to be a little more subtle with more transparent glass. Actually, I think there is no need for ornaments on the glass. Just a little shading would be more than enough. I am also curious about the prices on this one because if it's triple compared to a simple door, then I am not even considering

Hi Lorraine, is this what you are chasing? If not maybe this supplier could give you information about stockists of the product you are after. https://www.thebluespace.com.au/products/nidus-concealed-magnetic-catch-extra-heavy-duty?variant=39477428420723&currency=AUD&&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgaPDno2G9wIV6oNLBR3HEQSsEAQYCyABEgKYp_D_BwE

Don’t see why not. The style should reflect the zone it’s in. You could however use a pocket slider if you are concerned. Barn doors are used as a feature or where other door styles won’t work.

swinging doors need a much bigger space to open and block access to side walls unless they open outwards (also harder to waterproof) and you remove the car...we have a rear 2.4m wide roller door without any intention of driving through to the rear garden (although occasional rear car access doesn't cause too much harm to the grass) but the wider opening is so much better for more light and easy access with a wheelbarrow or lawnmower and we have a 1.2m narrow concrete path across the outside rear of the garage to extend the total floor area which is ideal for working with table saw etc i suggest you cost the roller door with or without controller as the twin hinged door with suitable handles and locks may not be any cheaper and far less convenient