Commercial aluminum door systems, built in Brooklyn.
A commercial entrance opens and closes hundreds of times a day, and it has to keep doing it for years. We fabricate aluminum entrance, storefront and interior glazed door systems built around that reality, engineered for the traffic, the hardware schedule and the code.
Three commercial assemblies.
Entrance doors
Single and paired aluminum entrances for lobbies, offices, retail and restaurants, built for continuous use and specified around your hardware schedule.
Storefront systems
Ground-floor glazing and door assemblies as one package, so the entrance and the elevation share profiles, finish and sightlines.
Interior glazed partitions
Slim aluminum framing and glazed doors for offices and amenity spaces that need acoustic separation without losing daylight.
Hover a marker on the diagram
Each marker opens the detail for that part of the door, the frame, the glazing, the seals, and the hardware behind a coordinated commercial entrance.
Concealed Access-Control Wiring
Low-voltage wiring is routed inside the aluminum frame to keep electronic access components protected and the finished opening clean.
Electric Strike
Frame-mounted access-control hardware releases the door electronically while maintaining a secure, coordinated locking point.
Power Transfer Device
Provides a protected connection for carrying electrical power from the stationary frame into electrified door hardware.
Thermal-Break Aluminum Profile
An insulated barrier separates the interior and exterior aluminum sections to reduce heat transfer through the frame.
Insulated Glazing Unit
Multi-pane glass construction improves thermal performance while maintaining the clear, expansive appearance of a commercial entrance.
Weather Seal
Continuous gaskets help limit air and water infiltration around the door perimeter for a tighter building-envelope connection.
Aluminum Threshold
A durable sill creates a clean transition at the floor while coordinating the door sweep, weather seal, and attachment to the substrate.
Specified to your schedule, not ours.
Commercial doors live or die on hardware. Closers, exit devices, electric strikes, access control preparation, thresholds and weathering are specified per opening and prepped in the shop, so what arrives on site matches the hardware schedule instead of needing rework.
The doors arrive prepped, glazed and matched to the hardware schedule. Your installer hangs them. Nobody spends a week on site working out why the strike doesn't line up.
The short version.
We'll prep every opening to it.
What project teams ask.
Yes, and ordering them together is the only reliable way to get profiles, finish and sightlines to match across the elevation.
Electric strikes, mag locks and card reader preparation are done in the shop where they’re specified up front.
We'll prep every opening to it.
Send your door and hardware schedule with elevations. We'll come back with assemblies priced per opening, prepped in the shop to the hardware you've specified.
