Door Kits

1. Material: Stainless Steel: Provides corrosion resistance and durability. Common grades are: 304 Stainless Steel: General-purpose, resistant to corrosion and oxidation. 316 Stainless Steel: Higher resistance to corrosion, especially in marine or industrial environments. 2. Components Included: Hinges: Miniature Hinges: Designed for smaller doors. Sizes might range from 1" x 1" to 2" x 2". Types: Can include continuous (piano) hinges, concealed hinges, or small butt hinges. Handles and Knobs: Miniature Handles: Compact and ergonomically designed for smaller doors. Knobs: Small-sized knobs for ease of operation. Locks: Miniature Locks: Compact locking mechanisms suitable for small doors. Types can include latch locks or tiny deadbolts. Strike Plates: Mini Strike Plates: Small-sized to match the lock and door. Pivots: Mini Pivots: For doors that pivot instead of using traditional hinges. Stops and Buffers: Mini Door Stops: To prevent the door from swinging too far and causing damage. Thresholds: Mini Thresholds: Small strips or bars to create a seal and protect against drafts and water ingress. 3. Dimensions: Hinges: Typically smaller in size compared to standard door hinges, with dimensions like 1" x 1", 1.5" x 1.5", or 2" x 2". Handles and Knobs: Generally smaller in diameter, with sizes ranging from 1" to 2". Locks: Compact and designed to fit small doors, with dimensions varying based on the specific lock type. 4. Finish: Polished: Provides a shiny, reflective surface. Brushed/Satin: Offers a matte finish that resists fingerprints and scratches. Matte: Non-reflective and hides imperfections. 5. Load Capacity and Durability: Hinges: Must be rated for the weight of the mini door. Specifications will include weight limits. Locks: Should be strong enough to ensure security while fitting the small size. Thresholds and Stops: Designed to handle light to moderate use. 6. Mounting and Installation: Screws and Fasteners: Usually included, made from stainless steel to match the kit components. Installation Instructions: Detailed guidelines provided to ensure correct assembly and installation. 7. Applications: Cabinets: Ideal for small cabinet doors or panels. Partitions: Suitable for lightweight partitions or enclosures. Small Enclosures: Used in various applications where small, durable doors are needed. 8. Standards and Compliance: Industry Standards: Components should adhere to relevant standards for quality and safety, such as ANSI/BHMA or ISO standards. 9. Customization: Custom Sizes and Designs: Some kits can be customized to fit specific dimensions or design requirements. 10. Additional Features: Fire-Rated Options: Some mini door kits may offer fire-resistant features for added safety. Weatherproofing: Kits for external applications might include weather-resistant features.

1. Material: Stainless Steel: Ensures resistance to corrosion and longevity. Common grades include 304 (general-purpose) and 316 (marine-grade or for high-corrosion environments). 2. Components Included: Hinges: Stainless steel hinges are essential for door movement. They come in various types such as: Continuous Hinges (Piano Hinges): Provide full-length support. Concealed Hinges: For a clean, hidden look. Ball Bearing Hinges: Reduce friction and wear. Handles and Locks: Stainless steel handles, knobs, and locking mechanisms are included for door operation and security. Lever Handles: Often used for ease of use. Knobs: Traditional option for door handles. Locks: Can include deadbolts, latch locks, or electronic locks. Strike Plates: Stainless steel plates that protect the door frame and help secure the latch or bolt. Pivots: For doors that swing or pivot rather than hinge. Stops and Buffers: To prevent the door from swinging too far and causing damage. Thresholds: Stainless steel strips or bars at the bottom of the door frame to create a seal and protect against drafts and water ingress. 3. Dimensions: Hinges: Size depends on door dimensions and weight. Common sizes range from 4"x4" to 6"x6". Handles: Standard sizes and backsets (distance from the edge of the door to the center of the handle). Locks: Typically come in standard sizes, with various backsets and bore hole diameters. 4. Finish: Polished: Shiny, reflective finish for an aesthetic look. Brushed: Matte finish that resists fingerprints and scratches. Satin: A more subdued finish that provides a smooth, even appearance. Matte: Non-reflective finish that hides scratches and fingerprints. 5. Load Capacity and Durability: Hinges: Must be rated to support the weight of the door. Specifications will include weight limits and material strength. Locks: Must meet security standards for strength and durability. Thresholds and Stops: Designed to withstand foot traffic and environmental conditions. 6. Mounting and Installation: Screws and Fasteners: Stainless steel screws and fasteners are typically included to match the components. Installation Instructions: Comprehensive guidelines should be provided for proper assembly and installation. 7. Applications: Residential: Used in homes for durability and aesthetic appeal. Commercial: Ideal for high-traffic areas and buildings requiring resistance to wear and corrosion. Industrial: Suitable for environments where durability and hygiene are crucial, such as food processing or medical facilities. 8. Standards and Compliance: Industry Standards: Components should conform to relevant standards such as ANSI/BHMA (American National Standards Institute/Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association) or ISO standards for quality and safety. 9. Customization: Custom Sizes and Designs: Some kits can be customized to meet specific requirements or aesthetic preferences. 10. Additional Features: Fire-Rated: Some door kits may be designed to meet fire safety standards. Weatherproofing: Kits designed for exterior doors may include weatherproofing features to resist elements.