Can the service door use an exposed metallic face instead of pre-coated steel?
The selected stainless cladding supplies the visible surface while retaining the steel doorset construction.
Stainless steel cladding gives this single service blade its exposed metallic finish. The underlying door construction incorporates protective internal panels and fits within a steel frame joined at welded corners. The selected opaque leaf avoids an observation opening through the door face. It is intended for utility and service boundaries connected with clean facilities, where a stainless-clad exterior is desired alongside a hinged protective entrance arrangement and conventional personnel access.
| Selected Door Layout | Single hinged leaf |
|---|---|
| External Cladding | Stainless steel |
| Leaf Construction | Steel door with embedded protective panels |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Frame Joint | Welded corners |
| Face Configuration | Opaque |
| Selected Frame Finish | Painted steel |
| Assembly Scope | Door leaf with surrounding steel frame |
| Installation Role | Facility service or utility boundary |
| التخصيص | Available for the intended stainless-clad service entrance and operating environment. |
The selected stainless cladding supplies the visible surface while retaining the steel doorset construction.
The face finish and frame are specified separately; this configuration retains a steel frame.
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