A steel entry door slab in a reverse-swing (reverse hand) configuration, sized for a standard residential opening height. Metal doors of this type are built from formed steel face sheets over a stiffened core, giving a slab that stays flat and resists the warping, swelling and splitting that affect wood in exposed locations.

Reverse hand refers to the direction the door is hung and swung relative to the opening, which determines where the hinges and lock face land. Confirming the swing against the existing frame before installation avoids having to remachine or reverse the hardware preparation.

Steel slabs are typically supplied primed for field finishing and are machined for standard cylindrical or mortise lock hardware, with hinge locations already prepared to suit a matching metal frame.

Key Features

• Formed steel face sheets over a stiffened core for a flat, dimensionally stable slab
• Reverse hand (reverse swing) configuration, with hinge and lock preparation set accordingly
• Resists the warping, swelling and splitting that affect wood doors in exposed openings
• Prepared for standard lockset and hinge hardware used with metal frames
• Primed steel surface accepts field-applied finish paint
• Standard residential opening height, sold as a single slab

Applications

• Exterior entry doors on residential and light commercial buildings
• Rear and side service entrances
• Basement, cellar and utility room openings
• Mechanical, boiler and electrical room doors
• Garage-to-house passage openings
• Replacement slabs in existing metal frames where the swing must be reversed

Product Details

• Type: Metal door slab
• Material: Steel
• Hand / Swing: Reverse
• Nominal Size: 34 in. x 80 in.
• Sold By: Each

Specifications

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