Selective Systems installs TOSTEM's GIESTA entrance door range for homeowners who want a main door that looks like timber and performs like steel. A triple sickle-latch and double-lock system guards the entrance, while a TEXGUARD-coated wood-grain finish gives a warm, natural look across more than 70 colour and design combinations.


Engineered to a Japanese standard.
Japanese Technology
Every design draws on TOSTEM's Japanese manufacturing standards, refined over decades for precision, fit, and finish.
Learn MoreQuality Assurance & Testing
Every batch is tested against ASTM, JIS, and AAMA benchmarks for wind, water, and structural performance before it reaches your site.
Learn MoreSurface & Colour Perfection
TEXGUARD coating locks in colour and lustre for up to 40 years, resisting scratches, fading, and corrosion.
Learn MoreOn-Time Delivery
Pre-engineered, factory-assembled components arrive window-in-a-box, ready for fast, precise on-site installation.
Learn MoreFlexible Pricing
Multiple series and specifications let you match performance to your budget, without compromising on quality.
Learn MoreCommon questions, answered.
What should I look for when choosing an entrance door?
Durable steel construction that can withstand blunt force, design flexibility for your façade, and verified compliance with recognised industry standards.
Are GIESTA entrance doors burglar-resistant?
Yes — a triple sickle-shaped latch system, double lock mechanism, concealed hinges, and steel-reinforced panels are built in as standard, with a removable thumb-turn key for added security.
Is a GIESTA door made of wood or steel?
Steel — the wood-grain look comes from a TEXGUARD-coated finish applied over the steel panel, combining a timber aesthetic with steel-level durability.
How long does the finish last?
TEXGUARD coating holds its gloss and colour for up to 40 years, without warping, rusting, or deforming under normal use.
Can I add sidelights or glass panels?
Yes — single or double sidelights and glass elements can be added, along with a choice of in-swing or out-swing configurations.

