A steel door slab in a reverse hand configuration, intended for utility, service and back-of-house openings where a metal leaf is preferred over wood. The reverse designation refers to the handing of the leaf — the hinge and lock preparations, and the bevel of the lock edge, are set for the opposite swing of a standard door, so the leaf must be matched to the frame and the direction the opening is meant to travel.

Metal doors of this type are built as a formed steel face with a channel-reinforced perimeter and an internal core, prepared at the factory for hinges and a lockset. Unlike a wood slab, a steel leaf does not swell or shrink with humidity, which keeps the reveal and the latch engagement consistent in unconditioned spaces such as basements, mechanical rooms and exterior service entries.

Confirm handing at the opening before ordering. A reverse-hand leaf will not hang in a frame prepared for the standard hand, and field-reversing a prepped metal door is not practical.

Key Features

• Reverse hand preparation — hinge, strike and bevel orientation set for the opposite swing
• Formed steel face construction for a leaf that resists warping, swelling and shrinking
• Factory-prepped hinge mortises and lock bore for hanging in a matched metal frame
• Narrow leaf width suited to closets, service and secondary openings
• Steel surface accepts primer and topcoat paint for finishing on site
• Edge-reinforced perimeter carries hardware without splitting or stripping like wood
• Supplied as a single leaf, sold each

Applications

• Mechanical, electrical and boiler room openings
• Basement and cellar entries
• Utility closets and janitor rooms
• Back-of-house and service corridors in commercial fit-outs
• Storage and stock room doors
• Replacement of a damaged steel leaf in an existing metal frame

Product Details

• Type: Metal door slab
• Handing: Reverse
• Material: Steel
• Configuration: Single leaf, flush
• Sold By: Each

Specifications

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