Door Sets

A doorset is a complete door assembly that includes the door itself, as well as all of the hardware and components necessary for the door to function properly. This typically includes the door, door frame, hinges, doorknob or lever handle, latch mechanism, and any other hardware that is needed for the door to open and close smoothly. Doorsets are commonly used in new construction and renovation projects, as they provide a convenient way to purchase and install all of the necessary components for a door in a single package.

Yes, doorsets are available in a wide range of styles and finishes to suit various types of properties and design preferences. When purchasing a doorset, you can choose from a variety of options to ensure that the door and hardware match the style of your property. This includes selecting the type of door (e.g. solid wood, glass, etc.), the finish (e.g. painted, stained, etc.), the hardware style (e.g. traditional, contemporary, etc.), and any other features that you want to incorporate into the doorset. By choosing the right doorset for your property, you can ensure that the door complements the overall design and aesthetic of the space.

A standard doorset is a complete door assembly that includes the door itself, as well as all of the necessary hardware and components for the door to function properly. This type of doorset is suitable for most residential and commercial applications, and is designed to provide convenient and cost-effective installation of a new door.

On the other hand, a fire doorset is a specialized type of doorset that is designed to provide enhanced fire protection for buildings. Fire rated doorsets are typically made of materials that are able to withstand high temperatures and slow the spread of fire, and are equipped with fire-rated hardware such as hinges, latch mechanisms, and door closers that are certified to meet specific fire safety standards. In addition to the door and hardware, a fire doorset may also include other components such as smoke seals and fire-resistant glazing to provide additional protection against the spread of fire.

The main difference between standard and fire doorsets is their ability to provide enhanced fire protection. While standard doorsets are suitable for most applications, fire door sets are specifically designed and tested to provide enhanced fire resistance and can be an important part of a building's overall fire safety strategy.