Industrial Stainless Steel Door Frames

Metal door frame costs depend on the required profile, configuration, steel gauge, and assembly type. We manufacture custom and standard frames in thicknesses from 16 ga to 12 ga, offering fully welded or cut-and-notch formats, pocket frames, and lead-lined options. Because specifications differ across commercial job sites, pricing is provided on request through an official project estimate.

Our door frame assemblies are manufactured in steel thickness options ranging from 16 gauge to 12 gauge. This includes standard commercial profiles, heavy-duty configurations, sidelite frames, transom assemblies, and specialized lead-lined products. The appropriate steel gauge depends on structural requirements, building codes, hardware selections, and the specific traffic demands of your commercial opening installation.

Frames are available in both fully welded and cut-and-notch knock-down assembly options to suit project requirements. Fully finished welded frames provide rigid integrity directly out of the shop, while cut-and-notch assemblies allow convenient transport and on-site assembly. We also fabricate specialized profiles including kerfed frames, pocket door trim packages, radius frames, and segmented arches.

Yes, we manufacture hollow metal door frames with UL-labeled fire ratings that comply with NAAMM and HMMA standards. These fire-rated assemblies are engineered for life safety and egress requirements in commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, and institutional openings. Options include three-sided doorway frames, double egress configurations, and fire-rated sidelite or transom window frame systems.

Standard frame lead times range from five to seven business days, with custom doors running seven to ten business days. We also offer quick-ship programs featuring same-day, one-day, two-day, three-day, and five-day turnarounds on select products and configurations. Turnaround schedules help contractors and distributors maintain construction timelines and resolve last-minute door schedule adjustments efficiently.

Yes, we produce lead-lined metal frames designed for facilities with radiation shielding requirements, such as medical X-ray rooms and CT scan suites. These frames are manufactured in 16 ga to 12 ga options and can be ordered in standard or custom profiles, delivered fully finished or in cut-and-notch assemblies to match facility design.