Receiving & Inspecting Imported Custom Doors
Prepare to receive imported custom doors with a packing-list check, opening identifiers, condition photographs, component inspection and a support record.
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Wrought Iron & Steel Doors
Explore wrought iron doors and steel glass designs by their intended use: exterior entrances or interior room separation. Compare decorative metalwork and slim French grids, then specify the actual metal sections, glazing, coatings and hardware for the selected assembly.
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Design configurations.
Browse design details, compare configuration choices and prepare the right questions for your project.
Start with the way it works
Choose the application. Then the construction.
Character, built into the detail. Use the system guides to compare opening arrangements, materials and the details that need to be resolved.
Exterior entrance
Wrought Iron & Glass Entry Doors
The decorative design is coordinated with the underlying steel sections and glass retention.
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Steel French Glass Doors
A paired steel French arrangement can carry one consistent grid through the door and surrounding glass.
Explore specificationsInterior room separation
Modern Steel & Glass Interior Doors
Slim visual lines and considered glazing divisions help relate the door to the interior architecture.
Explore specificationsA clearer specification
Know what sits behind the surface.
Drawings and technical records are assessed against the actual configuration. Visual references do not replace engineering evidence.
Steel and glass construction
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Supporting frameFrame sections, fixings and the interface with the building opening.
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Door leafActual metal construction and internal build-up, reviewed by model.
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Surface & glazingFinish system and any glass build-up, retention and seals.
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Hardware & thresholdHinges or pivot, lock, handle, threshold and installation accessories.
Schematic component relationship. This is not a manufacturing section, dimensioned drawing or performance certificate.
ApplicationInterior / exterior
Opening directionHinged / double
Frame / systemSteel
Finish directionCoated steel
Selection guide
Separate the metalwork from the material specification.
Decorative ironwork, slim steel glazing and an exterior entry can have different construction and exposure needs. Select the application first, then identify the frame, leaf, glazing, protection and hardware.
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Ornamental entrance
Resolve decorative pattern, glass access, active leaf and finish protection with a labeled component schedule.
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Steel French doors
Compare visible grid proportions, pane layout, meeting profiles and the exterior entrance requirements of the current configuration.
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Interior steel and glass
Plan room separation, passage and glazing details without assuming the same configuration is suitable for exposed entry use.
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- Actual materials behind the iron/steel style name
- Handing and active-leaf drawing
- Coating scope for welds, edges and concealed parts
- Packing identity and repeat-order references
From the collection to the detail
Questions worth resolving.
Practical comparisons and planning records for the decisions behind this collection.
Corrosion Protection for Steel Entry Doors
Specify steel entry door corrosion protection through exposure notes, coating records, handling checks and a documented maintenance plan for each project.
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Steel French vs Iron Entry Doors
Compare steel French doors and ornamental iron entries by use, frame sections, glazing, opening arrangement and evidence for the proposed installation.
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Send the details
that shape the quote.
A clear brief makes material, hardware and delivery comparisons more useful.
Start a project inquiry- Project country, buyer role and intended use.
- Opening dimensions, units and installation context.
- Quantity, preferred materials and finish references.
- Required documents and project performance criteria.
- Hardware, packaging and local installation responsibilities.
Before you specify
Questions worth asking
What can I customize?
Start with the hinged / double arrangement, opening dimensions and visual direction. Frame, leaf or panel construction, finish, hardware and glazing are reviewed together. Availability and dimensional limits are confirmed for the proposed configuration.
Is installation included?
Installation responsibilities are agreed with the quotation. Tell us who will survey the opening and install locally. No worldwide on-site installation service is implied.
Are there published prices, minimum orders or lead times?
These depend on the confirmed materials, size, hardware, quantity and delivery scope. Share a project brief for a written proposal; there is no universal price, MOQ or lead-time promise.
How are performance requirements checked?
Specify your project requirements and country early. Reports must match the relevant system, size and configuration; material or component documentation does not automatically establish performance of the complete assembly.
Let’s talk about your project
Every good door starts with a conversation.
Bring an idea, a drawing or a few opening dimensions. We’ll help you define the next step for your project.
Need a starting point? Get the door schedule.Specification, price and delivery are confirmed in your written quote.
Project inquiries
Tell us about your project.
Share an idea, a door type or an opening. Drawings and details can follow.