Doors

When you first walk up to a building, what is the first thing you see? Some will tell you they see the shape, others the color, and yet some others might tell you they notice the words and logos plastered on it. But the truely right answer is that the doors are what people will notice first about your building.

After all the doors are the first thing that your customers will get to interact with on your building. And as they say “the first impression needs to be the best.” So why settle for anything but the best for your customer’s first impression.

Wooden Doors

Considered a classic by most people, the humble wooden door still has quite a few functions. Firstly they are strong, sturdy doors. And each of them can be made to fit into the dimensions of your commercial site. This makes them perfect for in buildings as interior doors or as entrance ways.

Automatic Doors

There are times when you need a special kind of door. And automatic doors are here for your commercial site. As you may have guessed these doors function by opening for people that come to your site. These doors are very nice as entrances to large commercial sites and a visually appealing as such as well.

Hollow Metal Doors

Maybe you need a strong do for your building instead. Than look towards a hollow metal door. Despite the name, these doors are not only quite tough but durable as well. A hollow metal door can stand up to quite a bit and are very good at staying around for a long time. They have a variety of gauges that can be used for different types of doors, from high security and protection, to entrance ways and interior doors. They also good variety of hardware, making them perfect for almost any place in your commercial site.

Framing

The framing around for the doors in your commercial site is just as important as the doors you choose. Framing comes in multiple gauges based on the door or purpose of the framing in question. Framing for either sercurity doors or interior office doors, the framing can be made to fit them. This is done by adjusting the framing with different gauges, or different densities of the metal, to allow for either more strength for a door or for more structural support. We here at ValTex have the materials, and skill, to forge, supply, and place your door within a frame best suited to it.