Elite Custom Door Thermal Break Iron French Single Door with Transom and Sidelights F-T120
$3,394.00
$3,394.00
About Product:
The Elite Custom Door Thermal Break Iron French Single Door with Transom and Sidelights F-T120 combines elegant design with advanced functionality. Its thermal break technology enhances energy efficiency by reducing heat transfer, while the iron construction ensures durability and security. The included transom and sidelights provide additional natural light and architectural appeal, making this door an excellent choice for both aesthetic refinement and reliable performance in residential or commercial settings. Perfect for those seeking a blend of style, efficiency, and durability, the Elite Custom Door Thermal Break Iron French Single Door with Transom and Sidelights F-T120 is far more than a door.
Key Features:
Model: F-T120
Innovative Thermal Insulation: Adopts advanced thermal break tech to minimize heat exchange, optimizing indoor temperature regulation and cutting down energy use for heating and cooling.
Premium Iron Fabrication: Constructed from top-grade iron, it exhibits remarkable toughness, resisting bending, corrosion, and abrasion to ensure enduring service.
Transom & Sidelight Combination: Equipped with transom and sidelights with clear glass, it ushers in plenty of natural light, infusing a sense of classic French grace that matches various architectural designs.
Effortless Usability: Designed for smooth opening and closing, enhancing the user experience with a touch of sophistication in both residential and commercial scenarios.
Enhanced Safety Measures: The sturdy iron build, along with reliable locking systems, forms a strong defense against unauthorized access, safeguarding your property.
Choosing the right size for your iron door is as important as selecting the design. Unlike standard doors, wrought iron entry doors are heavy architectural elements that require precise measurements for proper installation, operation, and long-term performance.
This guide will help you:
✔ Correctly measure your rough opening
✔ Understand iron door sizing
✔ Learn how jamb dimensions affect installation
✔ Avoid common measuring mistakes
Door Net Frame Size, Rough Opening Size, and Jamb Size
To accurately measure a rough opening, remove the trim or casing around the door or window, then measure the width between the studs(or sides of the opening) and the height from the subfloor to the bottom of header.
If you are replacing the old door, and want to confirm the rough opening without removing the door, you can measure it brick to brick to get the rough opening size.
All the wrought iron doors are pre-hung, therefore, the door size indicated will be the net frame size, including the jambs and threshold.
To achieve a proper installation, pls leave at least 1" in width and 1/2" in height installation gap based on the rough opening.
For example, if you want to make the door net frame size 60x96, then the rough opening size should be at least 61x96.5.
Size Table
Door Net Frame Size | Rough Opening (at least) |
36x81 | 37x81.5 |
48x96 | 49x96.5 |
60x81 | 61x81.5 |
72x96 | 73x96.5 |
1. Measure Your Wall Thickness
Measure from drywall to drywall (or exterior sheathing if exposed).
Common wall thicknesses:
2×4 wall = 4.5" (3.5" stud + ½" drywall each side)
2×6 wall = 6.5" (5.5" stud + ½" drywall each side)
Masonry/block walls = 6"–8+" (varies)
2. Choose the Correct Pre-Hung Jamb Size
Jamb Size (Width) | Designed for Wall Thickness | Common Wall Type | |
---|---|---|---|
4-9/16" | 4.5" (4-1/2") | 2×4 stud walls (3.5" stud + ½" drywall each side) | |
6" | 5.5"–5-7/8" | 2×6 stud walls without drywall, or thin sheathing | |
6-9/16" | 6.5" (6-1/2") | 2×6 stud walls (5.5" stud + ½" drywall each side) |
1. The door size is for the door slab only. (x)
The door size indicated on our website is the net frame size, including the frames/jambs and threshold if there is one. If the door has a transom above or the sidelights, the size also includes the frame.
2. No installation gap leaving for the door unit. (x)
Pls leave at least 1" in width and 1/2" in height for the installation gap. Therefore, the rough opening size should be at least 1" wider and 1/2" taller than the door net frame size.
3. The jamb size is not important. (x)
If the jamb is too small, the framing or rough opening may be exposed.
If the jamb is too large, it will need to be trimmed and fitted to the wall.
Of course, Elite Custom Door will verify all the measurements with you before production. And the CAD drawing will be provided for approval, to avoid any mistakes.
If you have any questions, pls contact us at info@elitecustomdoor.com.
Select all the iron door specifications that you will make, and place the order directly.
A CAD drawing will be sent within 24-48 hours after the order confirmation. And once the drawing is approved, we will start production for you based on the approved drawing.
The production will start once the drawing is approved.
Photos will be updated for customers during different stages of production.
The door will be professionally packed in one wooden crate with steel frames for safe shipment.
Customers will be informed of the tracking number before they receive the door.
Pls contact us at info@elitecustomdoor.com to confirm the size and design first, and once the details are discussed and confirmed, we will send you a link with your door details to place the order.
Material:
Finishes:
Jamb:
Glass:
Weather Seal:
Installation:
Production begins after your custom door drawing is reviewed and officially approved by you.