Hollow Metal Transom Frame
Hollow Metal Transom Frame
Starting at: $0.00
Description
Steel Door Frame with Transom for Commercial Applications
Transoms are door frames that include a transom bar with a glass or steel panel positioned above the door opening. The transom bar separates the main door opening from the upper transom section. Frame height can vary but typically extends to the ceiling. All sidelite frames come with glazing beads (glass stops) that install on the interior side of the frame to secure the glass or panel. Transom frames may also be configured with attached sidelites.
Features
- 16-gauge cold-rolled steel construction (galvanized option available)
- Includes 5/8″ glass stops, screws, and glazing tape
- Five glass type options (optional steel panel available in place of glass)
- Anchors available for any wall condition
- Offered in KD (knocked down) or welded configurations
- Optional fire rating up to 45 minutes with WHI / ITS mylar label applied (limited sizes available)
| Construction |
Heavy duty; 16-gauge cold rolled steel (galvanized and stainless steel available) |
|---|---|
| Corners |
Exact fit die-mitered corner connections |
| Anchors |
Anchors provided for new or existing walls |
| Glass Stops |
5/8" glass stops, cut to size (screws included) |
| Glazing |
1/4" clear tempered glass, 1/4" wire glass, 3/16" Pyran Platinum F glass ceramic, 3/16" Firelite NT glass ceramic, 1" insulated glass |
| Fire-Rating |
Fire-rated up to 45-Minutes with WHI / ITS mylar label applied (optional – in limited sizes). Fire-rated glazing must be used. Fire-rated assemblies must be in accordance with NFPA 80 |
| Finish |
Factory-Applied, Baked-On, Rust Inhibiting Primer (No Special Color Options) – Not intended to be a finish coat. It is recommended that finish paint (top coat) be applied after installation |
| Buy American Act Compliance |
Meets Buy American Act – Made in USA |
Clear Tempered Glass
Pyran® Platinum F Fire-Rated Glass Ceramic
TGP Firelite NT Fire-Rated Glass Ceramic
Fire-Rated Wire Glass
Insulated Glass
Using glazing tape on both sides of all glass types is recommended to help reduce the risk of breakage. For fire-rated glass, glazing tape is required.