IWD Custom Iron Door Components & Configuration Guide
A premium custom iron door starts with premium components. At IWD, every door is built with carefully selected premium 12-gauge steel, precision craftsmanship, and high-quality hardware to deliver lasting beauty, enhanced security, energy efficiency, and reliable performance. Explore the key components and customization options that make every IWD custom iron door truly exceptional.
🗹 Customize now!Key Components of a Custom Iron Door
Every component plays an important role in your door's appearance, strength, security, energy efficiency, and long-term performance.
✨ Key Hardware & Features of an IWD Custom Iron Door
From delicate hand-forged scrollwork and heavy-duty hinges to premium handlesets and operable glass windows, every detail is designed for beauty, security, and long-lasting performance.
✨ Key Hardware & Features of an IWD Modern French Door
Explore the sleek glass designs and minimal structural details that ensure smooth operation, durability, enhanced security, and the clean, modern aesthetic of every IWD iron French door.
✨ Key Hardware & Features of an IWD Iron Pivot Door
Engineered for modern living, every IWD pivot door combines premium hardware, advanced weather sealing, and precision craftsmanship to deliver smooth operation, lasting durability, energy efficiency, and exceptional performance.
Iron Door Components Explained
① Handleset
The handleset is typically used to control a door, allowing it to be grasped or pulled. The active door panel has a functional (active) lock, while the inactive door panel has a dummy lock that serves a decorative purpose only. A deadbolt can be used to lock the door for security. Not just one option. Click to see more.
② Hinge
Typically located at the contact point between the door frame and the door panel. The hinges provide structural stability and acilitate smooth operation.
③ Mouting Tab (Most Common)
✨Mounting Tab：Located on the door frame, secured and supporting the door with screws.
✨Pre-bored holes: Prepare holes on the jamb in advance to fix and support the door by screws.
④ T-astragal (Door Stop)
It's fixed on the inactive door to block airflow and enhance sealing.
⑤ Flush Bolt
It will add a stability and security to the door, typically installed at the top and bottom of the inactive door panel.
⑥ Door Sweep
Located at the bottom of the door panels, it keeps cold air, drafts, dust and insects out of the room while also improving the overall seal of the door.
⑦ Weather Stripping
Surround the door and serve as soundproofing and sealing.
⑧ Roller Catch
To prevent the door from damaging its structure due to excessive force when closing or opening.
⑨ Welded Threshold
Acts as a seal to prevent penetration of water, air or dust.
✨Outswing: Needed with a flat threshold for easy access.
✨Inswing: Designed with a sloped angle to provide waterproofing and sealing.
⑩ Window Lock
Used to secure active windows and ensure they are sealed to prevent air, water, and dust from entering the interior.
⑪ Window
Divided into fixed windows and active windows. Active windows can provide ventilation, enhancing overall comfort in the space. They are typically equipped with screens to prevent insects from entering.
⑫ Smart Lock
Double assurance, decide as you wish whether you would like to make the purchase. Click here to check more details for smart lock.
⑬ Scrollworks
Handmade forge, any idea can be customized. Let us know if you have a particular vision in mind. IWD will work closely with you to create a unique and personalized item.
Pivot Door Hardware System
The core components are the Pivot Mechanism and the Top Pivot Hinge. Typically, they are positioned at 1/4 of the door's width.
⑭ Top Pivot Hinge
The Top Pivot Hinge distributes the door's weight, provides upper support, and maintains balance.
⑮ Pivot Mechanism
The Pivot Mechanism bears the door's weight and control the closing speed, ensuring smooth operation and protecting the door.
