Double Fire Exit Doors with Panic Bar

Double fire exit doors are used for commercial building fire safety egress and other specified fire-rated openings. Custom Metal Products provides hollow metal door and frame assemblies for commercial construction, with options for flush or embossed panels, multiple cores and custom frame profiles. Project documents should identify the required rating and hardware configuration.

Available options include double egress frames, flush and embossed panel designs, polystyrene, polyurethane, temperature rise and steel-stiffened cores, plus stainless steel and A60 galvannealed material options. Frame profiles can include standard, arched, radius and segmented designs. Final availability depends on the project specification and selected configuration.

UL fire-rated options are available, and Custom Metal Products identifies UL-labeled fire-rated hollow metal doors and frames among its product offerings. The applicable label and assembly details should be confirmed for the selected door, frame and hardware arrangement. Product selection should follow the project’s fire-rating and life-safety requirements.

Yes. The product information identifies hospitals and healthcare facilities as applications for the hollow metal door and frame range. Configurations may include fire-rated and life-safety openings, as well as lead-lined frame applications for radiation shielding. Healthcare project requirements should be reviewed to confirm the appropriate materials, cores, frames and hardware.

The listed hollow metal doors and frames are available in gauge options from 18 gauge to 12 gauge. The appropriate gauge depends on the door, frame, application and project specification. Custom Metal Products can review the opening requirements and help identify a suitable configuration for commercial, fire-rated or other specified applications.

Yes. Custom Metal Products lists standard and custom frame profiles, including arched, radius and segmented designs. The product range also includes sidelite, transom and window assemblies, along with double egress frames. Frame selection should be coordinated with the wall condition, opening schedule, glazing or panel requirements and the specified door assembly.