Architectural Metal Doors

Doors can be configured with multiple core types to meet specific thermal, acoustic, and safety requirements. Available options include polystyrene cores, polyurethane cores, temperature rise cores, and steel-stiffened cores. Specifiers can select the appropriate core to match performance criteria ranging from LEED-compliant energy efficiency to critical life safety and fire-rated egress performance.

Yes, UL fire-rated hollow metal doors and frames are available and manufactured to meet NAAMM and HMMA standards. These fire-rated assemblies are engineered for commercial life safety applications and double egress openings. Depending on facility specifications, options include temperature rise cores, transom frames, side lite frames, and specialized configurations to satisfy strict commercial building codes.

Standard door lead times run seven to ten business days, while standard frame lead times range from five to seven business days. For urgent construction deadlines or missed door openings, quick-ship programs are available with expedited lead times ranging from same-day or one-day dispatch up to five business days for qualifying orders.

Yes, specialized assemblies are engineered to support healthcare and medical environments. Options include lead-lined door frames designed specifically for radiation shielding applications, alongside configurations for double egress, transoms, and glazed or paneled side lites. These custom assemblies provide required shielding and durability for diagnostic and treatment facilities.

Hollow metal doors are manufactured in both flush and embossed panel configurations. Embossed designs include 1, 2, 4, and 6 panel layouts to match diverse architectural aesthetics. Additionally, custom frame profiles can be engineered with arched, radius, or segmented profiles alongside oversized door dimensions to accommodate unique project specifications.

Hollow metal doors come with a one-year warranty covering manufacturing quality. Custom Metal Products fabricates these openings in an established 116,000-square-foot facility using automated lasers, CNC punching lines, and panel benders. This rigorous manufacturing process ensures dependable performance for commercial building construction across a wide range of standard and custom architectural applications.