Dørvinduer

Dørvinduer, also known as sidelights or sidelites, are narrow vertical windows that are typically installed on one or both sides of a door. They are not designed to be opened but rather to allow natural light to enter a space and to provide a view through the doorway. Dørvinduer can significantly enhance the aesthetic appeal of an entrance, making it more welcoming and visually engaging.

These windows come in a wide variety of styles, materials, and designs. They can be made from clear glass, frosted glass, or decorative glass featuring patterns, colors, or etched designs. The frames can be constructed from wood, vinyl, aluminum, or fiberglass, matching or complementing the material of the main door. The size and shape of dørvinduer can also vary, from slender panes to wider panels, depending on the architectural style and the desired effect.

The primary function of dørvinduer is to increase the amount of natural light entering a hallway, foyer, or room. This can make the space feel larger and more open, while also reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day. In addition to light, they offer a degree of visual connection between interior and exterior spaces, or between adjacent interior areas. They are a common feature in residential homes, commercial buildings, and public institutions, contributing to both the form and function of entryways.