Interior Wrought Iron Doors
| Size | Customized Size Acceptable |
|---|---|
| Color | Customized Color Acceptable |
| Design | Customized Design Acceptable |
| Manufacture time | 30-45Days |
Product Description
If you want a more contemporary design, wrought iron is a great material to consider in your door design. Whether you need iron double or single doors, wrought iron can easily meet your needs with intricate and stunning designs
Features and Specification:
1.Interior and exterior portions of the door panel and frame are constructed of 12 gauge rectangular tube steel
2. All scrollwork is constructed of 5/8”or 9/16” solid steel bar
3.All doors are pre hung and tested for quality assurance and have door latch, window latch, and glass panel can be operable for cleaning
4.Our doors undergo a multi-step finishing process, sandblast, hot zinc spray, epoxy primer, black epoxy top coat, hand-applied antiquing.
5.Flush bolt in inactive doors are provided for all double doors.Both doors can be opened if you unlock the flush bolt.
6.Weather-stripping is installed around the all frame and door stop to reduce moisture when door is closed.
7.Heavy-duty hinges that can support up to 1500 pounds.
8.Package use Bubble wrap, pearl cotton, carton, wood box.we will make iron pallet for full delivery and protection.
9.Install you can through mounting Tabs or mounting holes, door is a pre-hung and pre-drilled unit, making it easy to install.
8.Design: We will design CAD drawings according to your requirements for your confirmation,Whatever you want, We can all provide customization!
Product Parameters:
Accessories
Glass Option
Color Option
Iron Handle Option
Door Open Direction
FAQ:
Q:Is the door pre-hung?
A:Yes, all our doors are pre-hung.
Q:What is the lead time for a custom order?
A:The production time in our factory is 35-45 days.
Q:What is wrought iron?
A:Wrought iron literally means ‘worked iron’ and describes a process where the iron is made and manipulated by hand with specialist tools. Typically, this conjured images of iron doors, railings, and tables or outdoor furniture. Other types of iron, such as cast iron, are poured into molds and then cooled.
