Yes, for Panic devices only by ordering the top rod kit part #050574, bottom rod kit part #050575, and screw pack #090061.
Fire Rated devices can NOT be converted and would require a compl...
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frames and doors are furnished with a high grade, low gloss, baked-on prime
paint that provides the best possible protection against corrosion, abrasion
and weather, and is an excellent ...
Industry standards for hollow metal frames installation tolerances have been developed by both the SDI (Steel Door Institute) and HMMA (Hollow Metal Manufacturers). Both standards are based on the ...
Yes, 4" butt hinge preparations are available as an option on hollow metal doors and frames as noted below:
Hinge type: square corner with commercial hole pattern. Preparations for radius c...
CAD drawings are available for doors and frames in 3 drawing formats:
Autocad (.dwg) - Release 12
Encapsulated PostScript (.eps)
Data Exchange (.dxf)
Drawings are available on the...
Thermal Bow is a temporary condition which occurs in metal doors mainly due to the temperature differential from one side of the door to the other. This may occur in exterior doors when direct sun ...
Steelcraft locates all butt hinges from the top of the door to the centerline of each hinge as standard practice:
Locating hinges to the center line of the hinge keeps all hinge locations the sa...
Yes, wood doors can be used and installed in most hollow metal frame applications including FE-Series and DE-Series Double Egress frames.
Caution - For fire rated applications the wood door manufa...
No, steel stiffeners are not required in Hollow Metal doors, they are one of many optional core available.
Per ANSI/SDI A250.8 and ANSI/HMMA 867, core construction are optional o...
1 3/4" is the standard door thickness.
Steelcraft only makes a nominal 1 3/4" thick door. A 1 3/8" was made for light duty commercial applications but that product was discontinued in 1999.