We're an American company based in Lubbock, Texas. Our warehouse and prep shop are at 4801 I-27, Lubbock, TX 79404, where stock doors, frames and hardware are stored, machined and shipped from. We ship to job sites across the United Sates.

A commercial door supplier provides the complete opening: the door, the frame, and the hardware that operates it. That includes hollow metal, wood, and storefront doors, knock-down and welded frames, and locksets, closers, exit devices, and hinges. Suppliers also handle machining, fire labeling, and freight to the jobsite.

Stock commercial doors in standard sizes typically ship in [X] business days. Custom sizes, special finishes, and fire-rated assemblies generally run [X to X] business days because they require fabrication or labeling. Lead time depends on the door type, hardware availability, and whether machining is needed.

Yes. You can configure and buy a complete commercial door package online through our online door builder. Select the door type, size, gauge, and finish, add the frame and hardware, and see live pricing and a ship date. No request-a-quote form and no waiting for a callback.

You need six things: door width and height, door thickness, handing (which side the hinges are on and which way it swings), frame type and jamb depth, wall construction, and required fire rating. Hardware prep and finish are selected after those are set.

Handing describes which side the hinges sit on and which direction the door swings. Get it wrong and the door will not accept the hardware or close correctly, and it is not fixable in the field. Stand outside the opening: if hinges are on your left and it swings away, it is left hand.

You need a fire-rated door wherever building code requires a rated wall assembly, most commonly stairwells, corridors, mechanical rooms, and unit entry doors. The rating must match the wall. A rated door only counts if the frame and hardware are labeled to the same standard.