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Steel Construction Metal Fire Door For Commercial Buildings And Industrial Facilities

Product Summary

Commercial and Industrial Fire Door Steel Fire Rated Door for Commercial Buildings and Industrial Facilities Steel fire door assemblies for factories, warehouses, office buildings, stairwells, corridors and equipment rooms. Available in single or double leaf configurations with project-specific ...

Product Custom Attributes

Door Type:
Fire Rated
Material:
Steel
Application:
Commercial Building Industrial
Feature:
Certified
Fire Rating:
Rated
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Industrial Facility Fire Safety Door

Product Description

Commercial and Industrial Fire Door
Steel Fire Rated Door for Commercial Buildings
and Industrial Facilities

Steel fire door assemblies for factories, warehouses, office buildings, stairwells, corridors and equipment rooms. Available in single or double leaf configurations with project-specific frames, hardware, seals, vision-panel options and finish selections.

Product Advantages
Steel Door and Frame System Steel door leaf and frame options provide a durable solution for commercial and industrial fire-rated openings.
Single or Double Leaf Options Configure the opening for personnel access, equipment transfer, corridor use or larger commercial passage requirements.
Fire Door Hardware Package Closers, hinges, locks, panic hardware, coordinators and seals can be selected to match the project door assembly.
Smoke and Perimeter Seal Options Intumescent and smoke-seal options can be selected according to the required door assembly and opening condition.
Vision Panel Configuration Where permitted by the applicable assembly, fire-rated glazing can provide improved visibility through the door opening.
Custom Finish and Size Door size, frame profile, opening direction, hardware preparation and powder-coated finish can be customized by project.
Technical Parameters
Product Type Steel fire rated door assembly
Main Application Commercial buildings, factories, warehouses, stairwells, corridors, electrical rooms, mechanical rooms and service areas
Door Leaf Material Galvanized steel, cold-rolled steel or project-specific steel door construction
Core Options Fire door core selected according to the required tested assembly and project specification
Door Configuration Single leaf, equal double leaf, unequal double leaf, active and inactive leaf arrangement
Frame Type Steel frame for masonry wall, drywall partition, structural opening or project-specific wall construction
Hardware Options Hinges, closer, lockset, panic hardware, coordinator, flush bolt, door viewer and kick plate options
Seal Options Intumescent seal, smoke seal, drop seal and project-specific perimeter sealing configuration
Vision Panel Optional fire-rated glazing configuration when included within an applicable rated door assembly
Fire Rating Selected according to the complete tested/listed assembly, project fire strategy, wall rating and applicable local requirements
Finish Primer finish, powder coating, custom color and project-specific surface treatment

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Steel Construction Metal Fire Door For Commercial Buildings And Industrial Facilities
Door Assembly Design
Steel Door Leaf

The door leaf is manufactured from steel face sheets and an internal core configuration selected to meet the relevant project assembly requirements. Door leaf thickness and edge design are determined by the selected system.

Steel Frame

The steel frame is selected according to wall type, wall thickness, opening preparation and installation method. Frame, anchors and hardware reinforcement should be coordinated before production.

Hardware and Closing Function

Fire door hardware must be compatible with the complete door assembly. Self-closing and positive-latching functions are commonly required for many rated opening applications.

Manufacturing Process

Confirm opening dimensions, wall type, handing, required rating and hardware schedule.

Select door leaf construction, steel frame profile, core, seals and finish.

Fabricate steel sheets, reinforcements, internal core and frame components.

Prepare hardware reinforcements, hinge locations, lock cut-outs and vision-panel opening where applicable.

Assemble, inspect, label and pack according to the approved project specification.

Important: Fire performance and code compliance must be confirmed for the complete door assembly, including the door leaf, frame, glazing, seals, hardware, label and installation method. Always verify local authority and project requirements before ordering.
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Recommended Applications
Factory Buildings Warehouses Office Corridors Stairwell Entrances Electrical Rooms Mechanical Rooms Hotel Service Areas Commercial Buildings
Installation and Maintenance

Install the frame plumb, level and securely anchored to the approved wall construction.

Confirm that door gaps, seals, hinges, closer and latch align with the applicable assembly requirements.

Do not wedge, block or permanently hold open a fire door unless an approved hold-open system is used.

Inspect self-closing, latching, seals, hinges and hardware periodically.

Replace damaged components only with compatible parts approved for the required door assembly.

FAQ
1. What is a steel fire rated door? It is a steel door assembly intended for a fire-rated opening. The door leaf, frame, hardware, seals and installation must be compatible with the specified tested and listed system.
2. Can this fire door be used in factories and warehouses? Yes. Steel fire doors are commonly specified for industrial buildings, warehouses, equipment rooms, service corridors and protected exit routes, subject to project requirements.
3. Can the door be supplied as a double leaf door? Yes. Equal and unequal double leaf configurations may be available where permitted by the selected fire door assembly and project opening requirements.
4. Can a vision panel be included? A vision panel may be possible if the fire-rated glass, glazing method, door leaf and other components are compatible with the required tested assembly.
5. What hardware is available? Available options may include hinges, closers, locks, panic bars, flush bolts, coordinators, kick plates, smoke seals and intumescent seals.
6. Does every steel door have the same fire rating? No. The required rating depends on project design, wall rating, opening location, building regulations and the complete listed door assembly.
7. Can the door color be customized? Yes. Primer finish, powder coating and custom color options can be selected according to the project finish schedule.
8. Can this door be installed in drywall or masonry walls? The frame and anchor system can be selected for different wall constructions, but final compatibility must match the approved door assembly and project details.
9. Why is a door closer important? A closer helps the door return to its closed position. For many fire door applications, self-closing and positive latching are essential assembly functions.
10. How should a steel fire door be maintained? Inspect the leaf, frame, hinges, closer, latch, seals and labels regularly. Do not modify the door or replace hardware without confirming compatibility with the required assembly.

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