American Architectural Window & Door

1. Choose the Right Material for the Job Selecting the appropriate door material is crucial. Steel or hollow-metal doors offer maximum security and durability in high-traffic or industrial environments. Aluminum is lightweight and weather-resistant—great for storefronts—while glass doors enhance visibility and aesthetic appeal. Fiberglass options stand out in harsh or humid climates for their resilience and minimal maintenance needs.  2. Stay Compliant with Codes & Accessibility Standards Installing commercial doors means navigating building codes, fire-safety rules, and ADA accessibility requirements. Ensure doors meet width minimums, feature functional hardware, and carry necessary fire ratings. Compliance ensures safety for users and helps you avoid penalties or costly rework.  3. Precision Matters: Measure & Prepare Thoroughly Even a small measurement error can lead to gaps, drafts, or operational issues. Professional installers use specialized tools to ...