Design 48 - Single Iron Door

Contemporary Single Iron Doors - Transform Your Space With Doors That Will Increase Esthetics, Durability, Security & Are Built To Last A Lifetime!

Brilon Iron Works Single Iron Doors have many features such as:

• Steel: 12-gauge Galvanized Steel And 5/8" Solid Scroll Work
• Glass: 5/8" Dual Pane Tempered Glass That Is Operable With Twist Screw Latches.
• Screen: Magnetic Steel Mesh Bug Screen
• Door/Frame: Pre-Hung Double Iron Door From The Factory with 2" Insulated Doors And 6" Insulated Frame 
• Insulation: Polyurethane Foam Injected Doors and Frames
• Hinges: Heavy Duty Steel Bullet Hinges With Grease Fittings and Copper Crush Washers, Welded To Frame. Hinges Can Support Over 1000 Pounds (2 Hinges on Single Iron Doors, 4 Hinges on Double Iron Doors). 
• Finish: 5 Layer - Iron Red Epoxy & Enamel Based Paint On Top Of Galvanized Steel To Prevent Fading & Rust. Hand Painted Finish With A Final Matte Clear Coat. 
• Accessories Included: Flush Bolts, Iron Pull Handles, Standard Deadbolt, Steel Threshold, Roller Catches, Door Sweep, Weather Stripping And Mounting Tabs Welded To Frame For Installation.
• Not Included: Installation Lag Bolts & Delivery/Installation/Shipping (Contact us for Pricing)

DOOR SWINGS

All door swings are configured from exterior view.

Inswing Right:

Single Door: Handle is on the left/hinges on the right and door swing into the home to the right side. (exterior view)

Double Door: Right door is the primary and door swings into the home (exterior view)

Inswing Left:

Single Door: Handle is on the right/hinges on the left and door swing into the home to the left side. (exterior view)

Double Door: Left door is the primary and door swings into the home (exterior view)

HOW OUR DOUBLE IRON DOORS ARE MEASURED

Our Double Iron Door sizes are measured from outside of jamb to jamb. For example, a 72” x 96” door means that 72" is the width from outside to outside of jamb (not the actual width of the doors) and 96” is the height from outside of jamb to bottom of the threshold (not the actual height of the doors).

ROUGH OPENING

We recommend the rough opening be 1” wider and 1/2"-1” taller than the door size. This will give the installer enough room to comfortably position the jamb into place and make sure it is level and plum.