In acoustic screens, which are located in places where maintaining the continuity of the landscape is not a priority, screens with aluminum panels are most commonly used. Hence, door panels in such screens can also be made with doors filled with an aluminum panel.

Interestingly, it is not the rule that doors of panels with aluminum panels are also filled with aluminum panels, because it often happens that the designer decides that the main element of the door panel, i.e. the door, should be transparent.

Nevertheless, in the case when the door panel together with the door is an exact continuation of the screen with aluminum panel filling, the features of such a panel correspond exactly to the screen both in terms of visual appearance and technical properties.

Doors in acoustic screens are very often designed with transparent infill, regardless of whether the screen itself is transparent or opaque. In transparent screens, door panels and doors themselves are made using the same technology as the rest of the screen and such a solution is applied practically automatically. Making a door panel with a different infill than transparent in a transparent screen is a rather abstract solution.

On the other hand, in opaque screens – e.g. made of aluminum panels – transparent doors are designed very often. This is because in emergency situations, transparent doors stand out against the opaque screen and are easier to see in a critical situation.

Moreover, for people who are in a critical situation and need to evacuate from the road, it is more noticeable that there is a safe space behind the door, which reduces the potential for panic behavior in such a situation.