200 Series
Narrow-stile, non-thermal entrance door; 1¾-inch depth.
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Compare stile width, thermal intent, glass, hardware, traffic and surrounding framing.
At a glance
300 Series
Medium-stile, non-thermal entrance door; 1¾-inch depth.
400T Series
Thermally broken entrance door for applications requiring improved thermal separation.
The useful decision
Compare stile width, thermal intent, glass, hardware, traffic and surrounding framing.
Choose the profile
Narrow- and medium-stile doors create different frame proportions and hardware space. The 400T adds thermal separation for appropriate applications.
Coordinate hardware
Locks, closers, pivots or hinges, panic hardware and accessibility requirements must be coordinated as a complete assembly.
Use report values carefully
Laboratory results apply to the tested specimen and conditions. Confirm the proposed configuration with current documentation.
Bring this to the conversation
Project checklist
- Record single or paired leaf, swing direction and clear opening.
- Build a complete hardware schedule with the project team.
- Coordinate glass, surrounding framing and threshold.
- Confirm traffic, accessibility and applicable code requirements.
Avoid assumptions
Questions worth answering
- What traffic and abuse level is expected?
- Which hardware must fit within the selected stile?
- Is thermal separation required at this entrance?
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Confirm the exact product, current documentation, applicable codes and project conditions with the appropriate project professionals and Morrison team.
