Busan
Fine incised lines trace the corners of the Busan’s face like a drawn frame — a warm mahogany pivot door with a recessed full-height pull, shown open in a concrete portal.
The Busan is a flush mahogany slab with a pattern of fine parallel grooves cut along its edges and corners, so the face reads as a set of drawn frames — a graphic, almost calligraphic detail that catches low sun the way it does in the photo. A tall recessed pull is cut into the lock stile so nothing projects from the surface.
Shown open in a warm honey stain inside a board-formed concrete portal, with a glass sidelite and an olive tree beside it. The pattern is subtle enough to read as texture from the street and as craftsmanship at the threshold.
Built on pivot hardware, it can be made up to 144″ tall and 81″ wide under Florida Product Approval FL28370, hurricane-rated for the High Velocity Hurricane Zone with two 5-point lock sets. Groove layout is drawn to the final door size so the frame lines finish symmetrically. The slab is built 3″ thick in solid mahogany.
