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We at Bovalls Dörrbyggeri are proud that our front doors can adorn this iconic building and look forward to the collaboration. Our respective companies are based on a common foundation of Swedish craftsmanship and ecological sustainability, and it is very exciting that our different natural materials can meet and complement each other.

“At Icehotel, we see value in having Swedish weather-resistant quality doors that can withstand the Arctic climate, and we value Bovalls for its craftsmanship and carefully selected materials,” says Malin Franck, CEO of Icehotel.

 

The door model Icehotel has chosen is called Långö and is a front door with a horizontal solid panel and is one of our bestsellers. Långö can be ordered in Oak, Teak or Freijo, and all these door models are FSC-certified.

Bovall’s doors are used to salty winds, storms and tough challenges. We are therefore convinced that Långö will thrive in the challenging climate at Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi. Anyone who wants to see the doors in place in the Icehotel will have to wait until late spring, when they will be in place to the veranda and the Inn.

 

Changing a door can be a time consuming and complicated affair; the door lining must be removed, the frame must be torn down and sometimes it is even necessary to remove parts of the wall. We are happy to be able to present our interchangeable door leaves.

With replaceable internal door leaves, you keep the old frame and easily lift out the old door leaf. You put in the new one, and it’s done!

You save time, money, and energy, all of which are important factors in a renovation. Replaceable internal door leaves also contribute to less environmental impact and waste of resources when the frame can be retained, and the walls left intact.

Our interior door models Sandö, Lyngö, Risö, Kålö, Pinnö and Rågö are available as replaceable door leaves and it is required that your interior door has snap-in hinges of model 1972 or later.

Read more about Sandö, Lyngö, Risö, Kålö, Pinnö and Rågö by following the respective links.