Old Iron Doors Create Custom Made Iron Front Doors
The front door on most houses is made of wood. But for a select few, the choice is iron. Iron front doors are a creative option to the regular wood options. One company that makes iron doors is Old Iron Doors. The doors are constructed out of 14 inches of gauged steel with 1/2 to 3/4 inch of iron added for the decoration aspects. They are also fully insulated with thermal foam to provide a barrier of extra protection. Since the doors are heavy, they come with barrel hinges that contain ball bearings and grease. The hinges are also welded on each of it sides for more durability.
Old Iron Doors are welded mostly on the inside for a more finished looks. All of the welding is SAE certified. After welding, the painting process consists of five steps. The first is an acid wash. Then a layer of anti-corrosion protection is added. This is followed by two base coats. After which, the final finish is baked on. The iron front door also contains a window pain that can be accessed without opening the door itself. One option available for the window glass is a high-impact laminated glass.
The door frames have a 1/2 inch flat bar which maintains the stability of the door frame during shipping and provides a platform for installing the door frame to the floor. The frames are squared and leveled prior to placement of hinges and have less than a 1/4 inch tolerance level. The squaring and leveling process ensures a smooth door operation.
|
All hardware is included with the iron front doors. Finishes are guaranteed for one year. A five year limited warranty comes with the purchase of the door. Doors ship from Old Iron Doors in about 14 to 16 weeks. A 50% non-refundable deposit is required up front because all doors are created to custom specifications. Filling out of a special form is required for returns. The final amount is due on shipping date. Old Iron Doors is located at 3011 Dublin Circle, Birmingham, Alabama 35022. Costs range from approximately $3000 to $8000 for the iron front doors. |
Amherst, Warrensburg, North Aurora, Wyandotte, New Mexico, Marysville, Daphne, East Grand Rapids, Lackawanna, El Dorado, Laguna Niguel, Mesquite, Kansas, Bellevue, Holladay, Elizabethtown, Michigan, Streetsboro, Indian Trail, Westfield, East Liverpool, Bloomington, Dobbs Ferry, Agoura Hills, Lincolnwood, Carteret, El Cerrito, Riviera Beach, Raymore, Middletown, Saraland, Hamburg, Rutherford, Opa-locka, Naugatuck, Longview, Henderson, Union City, Pittsburgh, Texas, Algonquin, Dallas, Little Chute, Bonita Springs, Bay City, Oneonta, Ohio, New Franklin, Oak Creek, Hilliard, Encinitas, Yukon, Rhode_Island, Atchison, Charlotte, Garner, Pine Bluff, Rio Grande City, Roy, New Brighton, Acworth, Schiller Park, Alaska, Cornelius, California, Fitchburg, Virginia, Fulton, Alamo, Muscatine, Hawaii, Salina, Norman, Tinley Park, Scottsbluff, San Juan, New Berlin, West Jordan, Dickinson, Corning, Eden Prairie, Coos Bay, Claremont, Cambridge, Beach Park, Oswego, Fairmont, West Park, West Allis, Laurinburg, Aventura, Lenoir, Oak Harbor, Lenexa, Lincoln, Jackson, Mount Kisco, Alameda, Susanville
The Popular Types of French Patio DoorsBy Kevin Sahar Frosted Glass Closet Doors For Style and SophisticationBy Kevin Wynn Breathe New Life Into Your DoorsBy Justine Price Urgent Reasons to Use a Sliding Door LockBy Rich Blackburn Security Screen Doors - A Few Things to KnowBy David Patullo |