Flush Doors with Frame Prices

Door frame pricing varies according to the frame profile, gauge, material, dimensions, glazing or panel requirements, and whether the assembly includes sidelites, transoms, or double egress features. Pricing is not specified in the available product information. Submit the project requirements to receive configuration-specific pricing and product guidance.

Flush hollow metal doors and frames are used in commercial building fire-safety egress, healthcare facilities, double egress applications, sidelites, transoms, and lead-lined radiation-shielding assemblies. The product line supports both standard and custom configurations, allowing openings to be matched to project specifications and application requirements.

The product information identifies UL fire-rated hollow metal doors and frames, including UL fire-rating certification and NAAMM/HMMA compliance. Fire-rating suitability depends on the selected assembly and project requirements. Confirm the required rating, core type, frame configuration, and hardware details when requesting a quote or preparing a commercial door schedule.

Available frame options include standard and custom profiles, arched, radius, and segmented frames, as well as double egress frames. The range also includes sidelite, transom, and window assemblies that may be glazed or paneled. Final availability depends on the project specifications and selected product configuration.

The product information lists gauge options from 18 gauge to 12 gauge and identifies stainless and A60 galvannealed material options. Available construction may also include multiple core choices, such as polystyrene, polyurethane, temperature rise, and steel-stiffened cores. The appropriate selection depends on the application and required performance.

Yes. The listed applications include hospital and healthcare facilities and lead-lined frame applications for radiation shielding. The product information also identifies lead-lined configurations and healthcare or radiation-shielding use cases. Project teams should provide the required opening details and shielding specifications so the correct configuration can be evaluated.