DOOR SPECIFICATIONS

                                   Steel Material Line: 

We are the leading company in Texas using high-quality galvanized cold roll steel door.  Our doors can  withstand high winds.  The galvanized and triple painted doors have excellent corrosion resistance.  Our doors are 10 gauge, the thickest and heaviest compared to other steel door companies on the market. Galvanized steel doors enhances the strength of the iron and protects it from rust and corrosion, while also reducing maintenance needs. 

Hinges: The hinge core is made from 304 stainless steel combined with brass. The outer part is precisely machined on a CNC machine for high accuracy.  The hinges can hold up to 1000 lbs.

Standard holes for locks are designed and cut by technicians using a high-precision CNC milling machine. We use TIG welding technology to fabricate steel frames for all our doors. It produces higher quality welding and take much longer.  TIG welding has stronger welds with less spatter, and distortion. TIG welding is much more difficult than MIG welding and takes more time to complete the same joint.

  Insulation foam is injected into the frame.  Insulation is the two-component Polyol and Isocyanate compound that has excellent insulation property.

The finish consists of three layers of Interthane 870, a two-component polyurethane paint from AkzoNobel, specifically designed for marine applications, is thick, and provides excellent durability and high abrasion resistance. The weight of a single door can reach up to 400 lbs, and a double door can weigh up to 1000 lbs.

 

 

Aluminum extruded alloy

With aluminum material, we have frames made from an aluminum alloy and a sleek design that provides maximum visibility for your space.

Applications for interior doors: Sliding doors, partitions, folding doors, etc., and exterior applications such as folding doors for Bi-folding Doors, Sliding Doors, Glass Wall Partition Doors, Patio Enclosure, and Commercial glass doors.

Door Packing Procedure

Upon completion of the manufacturing process, each door unit is meticulously packed to prevent impact-related damage—particularly glass breakage—and to preserve the surface finish of the frame.

The door is wrapped in multiple protective layers, as follows:

• PE foam: Provides cushioning and protection for both the door frame and the glass panel.
• Carton wrapping: Covers the outer perimeter of the door frame to safeguard the paint finish and maintain the structural integrity of the frame.
• PE plastic film: Secures all protective layers in place while shielding the unit from dust, moisture, and other external elements.

After packaging is complete, the door unit is placed onto a wooden pallet and firmly secured with straps to ensure stability and safety during transportation.

High-end line with thermal insulation

The principle of a thermal break is to isolate the outer frame from the inner frame so that outdoor conditions do not affect the indoor temperature.

It works like a barrier placed within the door frame.

A thermal break is achieved when a low thermal conductivity material is placed between the two halves of the metal frame to prevent energy transfer.

This reduces heat conduction through the metal frame of the door and achieves energy efficiency.

Comfort all year round:

Cooler in summer and warmer in winter.

Energy efficiency:

Saves on utility costs and electricity bills.

Noise reduction:

Sound is minimized through heavy-duty steel doors with double glazing and Argon gas.

Condensation reduction:

Reduces condensation on the iron door.

Design flexibility:

All iron doors and steel glass doors can be equipped with a THERMAL BREAK. Endless design possibilities with full customization.

Resale value:

Insulated steel doors provide incredible value for homebuyers. A smart investment.

Glass options:

We are able to accommodate custom thickness of glass if it’s required by customers.  

Our standard glass is  double-glazed tempered glass and it’s up to 1 inch thick and contains minimum 90% Argon gas, with 5mm tempered glass on both sides and a 12A-16A spacer filled with desiccant at the edges.

All glass is heat-treated after tempering; an extra prevention step. Each step of the glass production process is tested using specialized equipment and gauges according to distinct quality standards.