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ENTRANCE DOORS

ENTRANCE DOOR OPTIONS

Head and sill section of a Rusco insulated steel door in a 16 gauge hollow metal steel frame with kerf, showing the compression weather strip, door bottom sweep and thermal threshold

HOLLOW METAL FRAME with KERF

Head and sill section of a Rusco insulated steel door in an adjustable Flex-Fit 16 gauge steel frame with kerf, showing the compression weather strip, door bottom sweep and thermal threshold

ENCAPSULATING FLEX-FIT FRAME with KERF

Head and sill section of a Rusco insulated steel door in an encapsulating Flex-Fit steel frame with kerf, with the frame wrapping both sides of the existing header

ADJUSTABLE FLEX-FIT FRAME with KERF

Head and sill section details for the Rusco insulated steel door replacement unit, showing the steel weather retainer trim, compression weather strip, sweep door bottom and thermal threshold

REPLACEMENT STEEL FRAME with steel kerf stops

Head and sill section of a Rusco Series 800 insulated steel door in a small wood frame, showing the brick mould, wood header, compression weather strip, door bottom sweep, thermal threshold and wooden threshold support

Small Wood FRAME

Engineered for peak performance

Steel is an excellent conductor of heat and cold. Regardless of how well a conventional steel door is insulated, conducted heat loss still occurs, and money, in the form of higher heating bills, is lost along with it. These doors have a Patented Thermo Break System that stops conducted heat loss cold. Our two heavy steel outer panels are locked together by a vinyl V-Groove interlocking system providing a positive thermal break, the panels never come in direct contact, so cold or heat can't be conducted through the door. Between the two panels is a rigid featherweight insulation providing an R-factor of 13.5 and a U-rating of .12 on slab only.

SECURITY

Our doors lock out more than just the weather. Our steel doors are a thief's worst nightmare. Our outer panels are 18 or 22-gauge, cold rolled for flatness and stability, held together by a 14-gauge stabilizing member surrounded by a vinyl extrusion, that's the thermal break. The hinge locations are reinfoced with heavy-duty 9-gauge steel plates, and hinge screws are locked into steel at both frame and door locations. Combined with a deadbolt lock, these doors are virtually burglar proof. See how our doors hold up against the police battering through our doors below

DURABILITY

The metal outer panels on most steel doors are simply glued to a thin interior frame. Our steel doors are held together by a V-Groove interloc system that locks both steel panels in place and a rigid core of foamed-in-place polyurethane immovable bonded to all inside facings. There is no glue to delaminate. our doors, under normal use, will never come apart, we guarantee it. 

Before you spend money on new steel entry doors, talk to the people who have brought steel door technology to new heights.

Rusco steel entrance door and frame breached by vehicle impact during a police pursuit, frame still anchored in the brick opening

Rusco steel entrance door and frame breached by vehicle impact during a police pursuit, frame still anchored in the brick opening

Rusco steel door panel after impact, steel facings bent but still joined as a single sheet

Rusco steel door panel after impact, steel facings bent but still joined as a single sheet

cut edge of a Rusco steel door after impact, showing the foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation core between the steel facings

Rusco steel door watch edge after impact, foam insulation behind frame visible after deadbolt tore out of frame

Rusco steel door hinge edge after impact, foam insulation core exposed, frame and sidelite window visible in the opening.”

Cut edge of a Rusco steel door after impact

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