Commercial Hollow Metal Doors and Frames

Pricing for a commercial hollow metal door varies depending on configuration, dimensions, steel gauge, material selection such as stainless steel or A60 galvannealed, and required core types. Additional options like UL fire labeling, embossed panels, or radiation-shielding lead lining also affect total project cost. To obtain accurate, competitive pricing tailored to specific architectural schedules, contact a sales representative for a customized project quote.

Commercial hollow metal doors are available in steel thicknesses ranging from 18 gauge to 12 gauge. Hollow metal door frames, engineered openings, and lead-lined assemblies can be manufactured in steel thickness options ranging from 16 gauge to 12 gauge. Choosing the appropriate gauge depends on the specific opening demands, wall type, traffic levels, and project engineering requirements.

Assemblies are available with UL fire-rated labels and are built to comply with NAAMM and HMMA specifications. UL-labeled options cover both commercial doors and frames, including specialized assemblies such as double egress frames, transom frames, and sidelite frames. These life-safety doors help control the spread of fire and smoke in accordance with commercial building codes.

Hollow metal door slabs can be engineered with multiple interior core designs to suit diverse building performance needs. Available core options include polystyrene, polyurethane, temperature rise cores, and steel-stiffened cores. Each core provides specific thermal, structural, or life-safety characteristics required for exterior entries, interior corridors, or fire-rated egress pathways across commercial facilities.

Yes, frame assemblies can be fabricated to standard or custom profiles, including arched, radius, segmented, and kerfed frame configurations. Customers can choose between fully welded assemblies and cut-and-notch knockdown configurations. In addition to standard three-sided doorway frames, options include pocket door frames, double egress frames, borrowed lights, transoms, and custom sidelite window assemblies.

Lead-lined hollow metal frames are specifically engineered to provide radiation shielding in medical, diagnostic, and industrial environments. Built from 16-gauge to 12-gauge steel in standard or custom profiles, these specialized assemblies accommodate radiation containment in rooms housing X-ray machines or CT scan equipment, and are available in fully finished or cut-and-notch delivery configurations.