Description
Safety and Style
Although our glazed panel steel double doors look great, they also feature 8 secure lift off hinges and a 21 point secure locking mechanism as standard. Ensuring you can have both style and safety.
Customisable Colour
As with all Latham’s steel doors, this door and its panels come powder coated in white (RAL 9003), we also offer a powder coating service so you can match your door and frame to your surroundings.
Unique Designs
Why not add more glazed panels for a more unique design, the sizes of our glazed panels range from double 225 x 225mm panels, all the way up to fully glazed doors.
Disabled Access
Our glazed steel double doors are fully DDA compliant by having a level threshold and a maximum upstand of 12mm with chamfered edges.
Perfect for Personnel
Popular uses for our glazed steel double doors include personnel doors, main office doors and shop entrances. This is largely due to their impressive strength and style, meaning they can be used within a variety of different settings.
Tougher Than We Look
We fit our glazed panels with anti-tamper vision frames and the glass itself is high security anti-bandit glass. Our vision panels are designed to let in as much light as possible.
FAQs
What glass is installed in the panels?
For Security doors, we use a glazed unit, 10.8mm laminate anti-bandit security glass.
For High Security (Ultra) doors, we use a double-glazed unit, compromising of 6.8mm laminate anti-bandit security glass.
What can the glazed steel doors be used for?
Our customers frequently use our glazed doors for residential and commercial applications, for example secure office interior doors.
How do I choose the hinge side and opening? (Handing)
Hinge side and opening is always determined viewed from outside. The active leaf (the door which opens first) can be determined as follows:
Example 1: LH active leaf opening out. The handle is on the left door and you would pull the door towards you.
Example 2: RH active leaf opening in: handle is on the door to the right-hand side and you push the door away from you.
See our handy illustration for more information here
How do double doors get delivered?
Your steel double door will be delivered in a minimum of 4 boxes:
2 x door leaves packaged individually
1 x box containing the hinge posts
1 x box containing the head of the frame and the bottom threshold
By delivering your steel double door frame in self-assembly pieces, it reduces the amount of handling of the doors. This in turn reduces associated health and safety risks as the door and frame are delivered in separate, manageable boxes meaning they’re less likely to be dropped causing unnecessary damage to the door.
Please note, delivery is kerbside only. We request that another party is present to help unload.
How do I put together a double door knockdown frame?
For specific advice regarding building the self-assembly knockdown frame for your steel double door, see our blog post
What is the lead time?
Stock Door (white, no modifications) – in stock – 0 days
Stock Door (white, modified e.g. installed accessories, vision panel e.t.c) – 4 working days
Re-Powder Coated Stock Door, with or without accessories installed (not white) – 10 working days
Fast track options are also available
How many keys come with the door?
Personnel doors come with 5 usable keys. Upgraded cylinders come with 3 keys.
Additional keys are available – we have a key cutting machine on-site
See our cylinder options video here
How much do the steel doors weigh?
Double doors weigh on average 110kg*
*size dependant
What are the door sizes? What is the clear opening?
The sizes listed are external frame sizes.
We offer side panels and over panels if you need to add to the width or height of the door. We also offer a cut down service to reduce the height of the door
To calculate the clear opening (when the door is open), subtract 135mm from the width dimension. E.G. 895mm-135mm=760mm clear opening
See the video on how to measure here
What is Security Trim?
The security trim kit fits around the perimeter of the door frame, preventing any packing from being seen externally and making the door as a whole more secure.
It hides un-level or large gaps, hides the position of fixings eliminating the risk of tampering from intruders and crucially protects the fixings from attack.
See the security trim video here
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