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Part 1 - Why Use Metal? Hollow metal doors and frames, also known as steel doors and frames are rugged and long lasting. Metal doors and frames are:
Hollow metal door and frame products are good choices where durability and security are primary considerations. Metal door and frame assemblies are also available for specialized applications such as fire-rated, thermal, acoustic, ballistic and blast resistant, and radiation shielding openings. They are produced with reinforcing and special cut outs for hardware, allowing for easy installation.
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