Steel framed glass doors are custom made and therefore the design options are almost limitless. Generally hinged doors are used, however, pivot doors are also available. Maximum size 2400 high x 950mm wide for each door. Door can be provided in open in or open out configurations. Fine glazing tee bars are used to create traditional designs such as Colonial multilight, French & Federation. Modern designs are also available. We recommend steel doors have stiffening lock rails. Kick rails are optional.
A sturdy lock box is fabricated to house a suitable lock. The size & shape of the lock box varies according to the door design. Steel frames glass single doors offer a fine & delicate look and they can be combined with Fixedlight and operable windows for best effect. They make the most of available views while offering maximum natural light. By virtue of the strength & durability of steel they offer excellent security.
APLLICATIONS
Suitable for both external & internal applications in domestic & commercial premises steel door offer a versatile & distinctive alternative to both timber & Aluminum.
GLAZING
Frames can be designed to provide internal or external glazing installation. Glass type & thickness determined by Australian Standard AS1288. Maximum glass thickness is 10.38mm. Glass can be retained by face putty, screw on or clip on bead methods.
HARDWARE
Weld on bullet hinges are provided as standard and are recommended. Other hinge types including weld on or screw on butt hinges and weld on parliament (extended) hinges are available. Most door hardware can be accommodated. Mortice lock are most commonly specified, however, cylinder and electric strike locking is also available. Door closers, reed switches, door stops can be used. Special weather seals can be fitted as an option.
FINISHES
Steel door frames are hot dip galvanized as standard and do not require painting for corrosion protection. However, their appearance is greatly enhanced by special polyurethane paint colours applied on site by appropriate contractors after installation is completed.
INSTALLATION
Steel doors are suitable for fixing into all standard construction details. The perimeter section can be varied to suite all masonry and concrete wall construction details. More specialised construction including steel sub-frames can also be accommodated. Mechanical fixing via fixing lugs and dynabolts is most common. Where building construction is suitable dynabolt fixing through the perimeter frame is an option.
