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SL-19-1 Woodgrain FRP/Aluminum Hybrid Door

Special-Lite, Inc

08 17 43 Integrated Composite Door Opening Assemblies

The Special-Lite SL-19-1 features contemporary woodgrain finishes in aluminum chassis with Class A fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) face sheets. This construction, including our high-density, closed-cell, foamed-in-place core, provides superior flexural strength and extremely long life. Four contemporary wood finishes are available. Each one is made-to-order in sizes up to 1067 mm (42 in.) wide and 2540 mm (100 in.) tall. This is a high-performance door, durable enough for high traffic entrances in education, religious, retail, healthcare, and municipal facilities wanting the classic appearance of a wood door. It can be specified with custom vision lites and hardware of choice to create just the functionality and style desired. The fiberglass surface offers a degree of resistance to stains, scuffs, and impacts that would easily damage wood. It is also resistant to the elements and corrosive environments—even coastal salt spray—and offers excellent cleanability.



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