Doors

 Door jamb thickness is typically determined by framing lumber in the wall. For standard interior walls constructed of 2x4s, standard jamb thickness is 4 9/16 inches. For load-bearing walls and exterior passageways that are constructed of 2x6s, standard jamb thickness is 6 9/16 inches.
– What Are the Various Types of Steel Doors? There are several types of steel doors, made with one of three types of steel; galvanized, galvannealed, or cold rolled.
– There are only three standard sizes of thicknesses for doors (35mm, 40mm, and a 44mm fire door). The thickness is relatively straightforward to work out; just measure the thickness of the frame from inside to out.
– Small internal doors will typically be 762mm x 1981mm, while large internal doors can be as big as 926mm x 2040mm.
– Wooden doors, for example, create a warm and natural look, while aluminum doors offer durability and low maintenance. In addition, steel doors are known for their security features, while fiberglass doors offer energy efficiency and durability.
– The choice of #304 Grade Stainless Steel greatly reduce your time required for door maintenance. This material is excellent in a wide range of atmospheric environments and many corrosive media.