FAQ's

Steel door frames are extremely efficient in terms of energy use. They’re tough insulators, especially with their tighter frames. When compared to wood, vinyl, or aluminum, these door frames let far less air in. Steel door frames have some of the highest energy efficiency ratings available.

They are simply stronger and may have better lock & hinge hardware than wooden ones. The steel frame will be more true and straight and stay that way over time. The steel door and frame will last a long time if properly finished and/or painted and maintained.

Steel maintenance doors are known for their low maintenance qualities. Steel is smooth and easy to clean with a combination of gentle soap and water. They are prone to dents and you may need to repair those, which you can do by applying heat to the dent. You may need to repaint occasionally as the paint starts to fade depending on the quality of the door and apply rust remover in the case of rust, but other than that, the door will last as long as the house does with very little maintenance at all.

Steel doors can be installed between interior and exterior areas, but mostly they are used as entry doors that lead to the exterior. Steel doors are typically installed between houses and garages.

Yes, By replacing a wooden door frame with a metal door frame, you can improve your home’s security, increase its weather resistance, and lower your heating and cooling costs by making it more energy efficient. According to Indian News and World Report, it’s also one of the best investments you can make in your home in terms of recouping costs.