Not only are wood doors warm and aesthetically pleasing, but wood doors can qualify for LEEDS credits because the recycled content, regional materials, rapidly renewable materials, certified wood and low-emitting materials are all relevant. Wood doors are primarily used when a space doesn’t require the same level of security a hollow metal door would provide. There are many options in styles, woods, stains and paints.
Fun Fact: Earliest representations are paintings of Egyptian tombs, single piece of wood.
Hollow metal doors and frames are eco-friendly, fire resistant, impervious to bad weather and long lasting. They are a good choice if you are looking for durability and security. These doors can be used in any number of commercial spaces. You can customize your door for a variety of applications from fire-rated, acoustic and even radiation shielding options. They are reinforced and have specialized cut outs for hardware for easy installation. These doors are an easy pick when looking for an enduring door choice.
Fun Fact: The doors of the mosques in Cairo were cased in sheets of metal and with decorative patterns.
Door hardware provides access and security and is often taken for granted. The aesthetic design of hardware can influence our perception of the space. Today’s hardware is not only functional but beautiful. Hardware costs can represent 5% of the project budget and the potential to greatly increase the overall value. Available in many different finishes and designs, your doors can have a completely unique personality of their own. We offer a variety of different options, from ordinary to pinpad to wireless locks and would be happy to help you find the one perfect for your project.
Fun Fact: Door handles were invented in 1878 by Osbourn Dorsey.