Monarch Renlita
Custom Doorway Solutions
Designing and manufacturing doors for architectural, commercial, residential, and industrial solutions.
Ph: 1300 306 440
Designing and manufacturing doors for architectural, commercial, residential, and industrial solutions.
With the capacity to accept a wide variety of sizes, claddings and glazing patterns, they have the potential to radically showcase your building.
The Renlita Hingeway Series 2000 Counterweight Balanced Door is designed for industrial / commercial applications where minimum internal projection is desired.
Our Hydraulic doors introduce new options for greater weight and versatility in the folding door range.
Monarch's frameless glass door offers excellence in design. The overall look is a sophisticated and elegant wall of windows.
Drivers hitting the road between Adelaide and Queensland were in for a sight last month as ARA Products transported five oversized hangar doors to an Australian Defence Force facility up north.
An architect living in Noosa wanted a custom built, floor to ceiling glass wall that could also open as a doorway. Monarch Renlita set about designing an elegant solution that would fit the design aesthetic of the rest of the beautiful home, as well as operate as required.
The Architect of this Bondi penthouse project knew exactly what he wanted. He wanted a Gull Wing style door that matched the curve of the unique ‘exterior to roof’ of the penthouses and all mechanisms and gutter systems were to be concealed.
If you get off the train at Chatswood, NSW, make your way out the gates you find yourself in the chatswood interchange. Make your way up the escalators to the podium level and you find yourself in front of a bridge. Cross the bridge and you’ll see one of Monarch Renlita’s incredible Hydraulic Single Leaf doors.
The Black Box was the brain child of Architect Tina Tziallas, a sleek, black, futuristic finish making this software design studio look like something out of 2001 a Space Odyssey. With clean lines and perfect functionality, you wouldn’t believe what this building looked like when Monarch Renlita first laid their eyes on it.
