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Centor. The door that disappears.
Three generations of the Spork family, solving one problem since 1951: open a wall to the outdoors without giving up comfort. Screens and shades retract into the frame. Hardware hides. What’s left is the view.
Centor Integrated Folding Door
COME SEE CENTOR
See it in a home like yours.
Centor shows up in our work where the shore meets the house, with rear elevations that open to a deck, pool houses, and renovations. Browse the gallery for installed openings across New Jersey.
WHAT MAKES CENTOR GREAT
What Makes a Centor Door the Best for your Opening
Screens and Shades Built in
One assembly, one warranty, one set of details, instead of a door plus an aftermarket screen plus a shade that never quite lines up.
Concealed Hardware
No visible tracks or exposed folding gear. The architecture reads as glass and frame, which is the entire reason for a twenty-foot opening in the first place.
Timber or Aluminum
Warm interior species or a slimmer, more weather-tolerant aluminum face. Chosen per elevation, not per catalog.
A Game Changer Patent
Centor’s 1998 folding-door hardware is what made bifolds viable as exterior openings.
Family-Owned, Three Generations
Founded in Brisbane in 1951 by Frank Spork and still run by the family. That kind of continuity shows up as consistent parts and long-term service, which is what you actually need eight years after install.
Local backing from Atlantic
Spec, order, delivery, and service through one team in New Jersey, not a factory phone tree in another hemisphere.
WHY WE CARRY CENTOR
A Door Built for the Largest Openings.
Big openings are easy to sell but hard to live with. Open the doors, and you want a screen; the sun turns, and you want shade. Most projects solve that after the fact. Centor designed it in. For us, that means fewer trades, fewer finish conflicts, and one system to support instead of three.
CONTACT US
Come see Centor, in person.
We at AWD are honored to feature Centor products in our showroom. Contact us if you would like to see their sliding doors in person.
