Thermal Door Options

Explore available thermal configurations for custom doors and understand when added insulation and thermal separation may benefit the project.

Thermal Performance for More Demanding Conditions

Exterior metal doors can be specified with different thermal configurations depending on the product line and project needs. Thermal-break construction is designed to reduce direct heat transfer through the metal framework, while insulated glass and weather-sealing details contribute to overall performance. Availability and appropriate specification depend on climate, opening conditions and the selected door system.

THERMAL SEPARATION

Reduce direct transfer through selected metal systems.

INSULATED GLAZING

Coordinate glass performance with the door.

WEATHER SEALING

Support the complete exterior-door assembly.

PROJECT-SPECIFIC OPTIONS

Select the appropriate system for the climate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A thermal break door uses construction intended to reduce direct heat transfer through the metal frame or door components.

No. Thermal configurations vary by product line and should be confirmed for the specific door being considered.

Yes. Glazing configuration is one component of the overall thermal performance of an exterior door system.

They may be beneficial in climates with larger indoor-to-outdoor temperature differences, depending on project requirements.

Discuss the climate, exposure, opening and performance goals with your Abby Iron Doors representative before finalizing the specification.

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