Kalamein Doors

Kalamein doors are usually made of wood or wooden beams wrapped with a sheet of galvanized steel. These doors are most common in commercial environments. Frequently Asked Questions What is a Kalamein door made of?
A solid, kiln-dried white pine core wrapped in hot-dipped galvanized steel, mill primed, in a heavy-duty 1 3/4-inch standard thickness, with custom sizes available. Is a Kalamein door fire-rated?
Yes, it carries a 1 1/2-hour fire rating. What frame does a Kalamein door use?
A 16-gauge metal frame, welded and fabricated with floor and wall anchors as needed, mortised, reinforced, drilled, and tapped at the factory for templated hardware; knocked-down frames include alignment tabs welded to the jambs. What hardware is available for a Kalamein door?
Entry and passage sets, panic bar exit devices, hinges, door closers, mortise locks, dead bolts, alarm locks, code locks, magnetic locks, push/pull latches, kick plates, and windows. Where are Kalamein doors typically used?
They’re most common in commercial environments, where a durable, fire-rated personnel door is needed. Can a Kalamein door be custom sized?
Yes, all custom sizes are available beyond the standard 1 3/4-inch heavy-duty thickness.