

Steel & Iron Doors
Steel & Iron is the core of every Abby door — hand-forged in 12-gauge steel for strength, security, and a slim, timeless profile. Steel & Iron takes ornamental ironwork beautifully and holds a protective finish well, and with impact glazing it's built to Florida Building Code for coastal storm zones. Each steel & iron door is made to order and shipped across the United States and Canada, backed by a 15-year warranty.
What are steel & iron doors?
Steel & Iron doors are prized for strength and security: a forged 12-gauge steel slab resists forcing far better than a hollow stamped door, while still taking fine ornamental detail. With a protective finish and periodic care, steel & iron holds up in humid and coastal climates, and with a thermal break it's energy efficient too.
Steel & Iron vs. aluminum: steel & iron maximizes strength and slim sightlines and is the core of Abby's doors; aluminum (also available) adds extra corrosion resistance for salt-air exposure. Each steel & iron door is custom-built — choose style, glass, finish, and hardware.

Key benefits
- Hand-forged 12-gauge steel for strength and security
- Takes ornamental ironwork and holds a protective finish well
- Impact glazing + Florida Building Code construction for coastal zones
- Optional thermal break for energy efficiency
- Made to order (~6–8 weeks) or shop in-stock; 15-year warranty
- Shipped across the U.S. & Canada; professional installation in GA & FL
Frequently asked questions
Why choose a steel & iron door?
Strength, security, and a slim profile that still takes fine ornamental ironwork — a forged-steel slab outperforms hollow stamped doors.
Are steel & iron doors secure?
Yes — a forged 12-gauge steel slab with multi-point locking options is far harder to force than a hollow door.
Do steel & iron doors rust?
They resist rust with their protective finish and periodic care.
Steel & Iron or aluminum — which is better?
Steel & Iron maximizes strength and slim sightlines; aluminum adds corrosion resistance for salt air.
Are steel & iron doors energy efficient?
With a thermal break and insulated glazing, yes.









