Hollow Metal Doors and Frames

Hollow Metal Doors

Steel doors are offered in a number of configurations to serve any purpose required. A range of architectural hardware preps are available as well as light kits, louvers, sizes, and cores. Fire rated, lead-lined, bullet-resistant, and other specialty doors are also available.

Hollow Metal Frames

Steel frames are available for drywall and masonry applications in a range of gauges, jamb depths, head sizes, heights, and widths. Offered in CRS, galvanized, stainless steal, fire rated, lead-lined, and other specialty materials. A variety of frame anchors can be provided for any need that may arise in a project.

Trim Accessories

A variety of trim accessories are available to finish off a door package. These can include strike plates, strike blanks, hinge blanks, flush bolt strikes, and much more. Some applications will require the use of these and some won't, but there is an abundance of options available to finish an opening.

Access Panels

Access panels and roof hatches are available to solve a number of access needs. Custom sizes, materials, functions, and finishes are available to ensure whatever access may be necessary for the project at hand.

Edges & Astragals

Used on double door sets to seal off the center where the two doors meet. Helps prevent air, light, dust, and weather from getting inside. Z-shaped and square are the most common profile but others may be available upon request.

Thresholds

Thresholds are available in many different lengths, heights, profiles, and finishes. They create smooth transitions between different floors as well as weather protection. Saddle & bump thresholds are available as well as coritile, vinyl, and thermally broke thresholds.

Light Kits

Light kits are used as a window in the door. They can come in any width or height and there are a variety of profiles to choose from depending on the aesthetic wanted. Several glass options can be used to achieve the look and function needed for the opening.

Louvers

Used as ventilation typically at the bottom of the doors. Designed with angled slats to keep out dirt, light, debris, and weather while still allowing some air flow. There are many different sizes and profiles available to serve any application a building or room may require.