Architectural Wood Doors

Reeb’s Architectural Wood Doors are stocked in two species: Birch and Oak. Both species have a high quality 5 ply skin which can be unfinished for staining or prefinished with a clear coat. Each door is 1-3/4” thick with a choice of 20 minute particle core or 90 minute mineral core.


Species

Birch
Natural Rotary
Unfinished – Stain Grade

Birch
Natural Rotary
Prefinished Clear

Red Oak
Natural Rotary
Unfinished – Stain Grade

Red Oak
Natural Rotary
Prefinished Clear


General Door Features

  • Prefit 3/16” in width and 3/4″ in height with a Beveled Edge
  • Specifically designed for Hollow Metal frames
  • Will not work in Reeb’s Standard Exterior Frame due to Undersize in Width
  • Shop can prep for: Hinges, Bore, Flushbolts and ASA Strikes
  • Machined to standard SteelCraft Specifications
  • Custom Hinge and Bore locations available upon request and specification
  • Prefinished clear options on 3068 and 3070 Birch and Oak Sizes
  • Works great with Commercial Split Steel Frame
  • Extremely durable and easy to paint/stain
  • Fire-Rated up to 90 minutes on a double door, metal edges are used to wrap the edges between the doors.

Particle Core Door Features

  • 5 Ply Particle Core Birch/Oak Doors
  • ASTM D5456-09 / ANSI A208.1
  • Stiles = 7/16” Wood Laminated to 1” SCL (Structural Composite Lumber)
  • Rails = 1-7/16” SCL (Structural Composite Lumber)
  • Core = Particleboard Density of 28-32 PCF LD1 Bonded
  • Adhesive = Type 1 (Waterproof) PVA (no urea formaldehyde) VOC

Mineral Core Door Features

  • 5 Ply Particle Core Birch/Oak Doors
  • Stiles = 7/16” Wood laminated to 1” FPCM (Fire Proof Composite Material)
  • Rails = 1-1/2” FPCM (Fire Proof Composite Material)
  • Core = Non-Combustible Material
  • Adhesive = Type 1 (Waterproof) PVA (no urea formaldehyde) VOC

Lite/Louver Placement Options

Lites and Louvers can be installed in these doors and still maintain a fire rating depending on the glass and louver installed. The following layouts are available.

More information about lites and louvers can be found here.


Updated on June 14, 2022

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