Can I Order Dual-Color Frames?

Yes — with specific product lines, finishes, and upcharges.

At Mosaic Doors, we offer the ability to order dual-color frames on select products. This option allows you to specify one finish for the interior-facing side and another for the exterior-facing side — ideal for projects where different aesthetics are desired inside and out.

How Dual-Color Framing Works

• Interior + Exterior Finishes: You may select any combination of available paint or powder coat finishes, including custom RAL colors (subject to approval).

• Color Break Point: Finishes are applied to the frame surfaces only. Door panels, hardware, and edge detailing may not be split unless otherwise specified.

• Consistent Sheen/Texture: We recommend choosing finishes with the same gloss level to ensure visual cohesion where the two sides meet.

Product Compatibility

Dual-color framing is available on:

• Select aluminum and steel frame systems

• Certain wood-clad or veneer-wrapped products (subject to construction method)

  Not all frame profiles or finishes support two-tone applications. Please confirm compatibility during quoting.

Additional Lead Time & Upcharges

• Upcharge: A dual-color frame typically includes a finish surcharge based on color, material, and size.

• Lead Time: Custom finishing may add 1–2 weeks to your production schedule.

Our team will provide exact pricing and timeline adjustments at the quoting stage.

How to Request a Dual-Color Frame

When submitting your proposal or order:

1. Specify your interior color and exterior color

2. Include the RAL number or Mosaic finish name for each side

3. Note that a visual reference or finish layout drawing may be requested for complex configurations

Send this information to [e-mail] or include it in the online Contact Form under "Custom Request."

Questions?

Need help determining if your project qualifies for dual-color framing?
Contact our team at [e-mail] or speak directly with your account manager.

We’ll help you find the best solution for form, function, and finish.