A steel door slab in a 32-inch width and an 84-inch height, supplied in a reverse hand configuration. Handing describes which edge carries the hinges and which way the leaf swings, so a reverse unit is ordered when the opening swings opposite the standard hand and the hinge, lock and bevel preparations must be mirrored.

Metal doors are built from formed steel skins over an internal core and stiffeners, which keeps the slab dimensionally stable in conditions where a wood door would swell, warp or delaminate. The face is normally supplied with a factory prime coat that is intended to be finished on site with an appropriate paint system.

Typical uses are utility, service and back-of-house openings where durability and security matter more than appearance, including basement entries, mechanical and storage rooms, and rear exits.

Key Features

• Steel-faced door slab for service and utility openings
• Reverse hand configuration, with hinge and lock preparations mirrored from the standard hand
• Formed steel construction resists warping, swelling and delamination in damp or exposed locations
• Factory prime finish accepts a site-applied paint system
• Machined for standard hinge and lockset hardware, so the slab hangs in a matching metal frame
• Sold as a single slab, each

Applications

• Basement and cellar entry doors
• Mechanical, electrical and boiler room openings
• Storage and janitorial closets
• Rear and service entrances on commercial buildings
• Multi-family back-of-house and utility corridors

Product Details

• Product Type: Metal door slab
• Material: Steel
• Handing: Reverse
• Finish: Primed for field painting
• Sold As: Each

Specifications

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