We don't sell loose parts. We develop systems.
We design systems and mechanismsfor the fenestration and architecture market.
Everything that rotates in a building started as a design decision. But the mechanism that makes the movement happen is usually the last thing considered — bought as a commodity, adjusted on the job site, blamed when it fails. Vorto treats every rotation as engineering: weight, friction, play and service life calculated before any part is drawn.
Vorto designs and builds rotation mechanisms — pivot, hinge, latch and lock — for window and door systems and system houses, and for the furniture industry.
Each mechanism is born as part of a complete line, calculated and tested as a set, not as a catalog part sold on its own. That is what separates a system that works for ten years from one that fails at the first maintenance.
The first line is Pivoline. Others, covering hinge, latch and lock, are in development.
Five stages every mechanism goes through before it reaches the job site.
Synchronization system for large pivot and tilt units. Multiple axes rotating together, from 90° to 180°, manual or motorized.
Explore PivolineThe next lines follow the same method, covering the other rotation points in window and door systems and furniture:
From machining to finishing, every step happens on the same floor — which lets us test, correct and produce without depending on third parties.
For system houses, window and door manufacturers, specifying architects and the furniture industry. Describe the movement you need to solve — weight, span, number of axes — and engineering answers.