Custom Specialty Doors for Every Need
Commercial Doors That Meet Code, Performance, and Project Requirements
In critical facilities, commercial doors play a role beyond basic access control. They must meet precise safety, security, and compliance standards. Whether it’s a detention-grade security door, a tornado-resistant assembly, or a radiation-shielded system, these solutions are defined by their function and regulatory demands.
AORBIS works with general contractors to source specialty doors that align with project specs, local codes, and brand preferences. As a brand-neutral supplier, we focus on compatibility, certification, and delivery readiness. Our sourcing covers:
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Windstorm-Rated Doors
Clean, durable, and engineered for high-traffic commercial…
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Detention Doors
An elevated blend of design and performance—crafted…
Specialty Doors
Blast-Resistant Doors
An elevated blend of design and performance—crafted…
Specialty Doors
Missile Impact Doors
A premium architectural statement. Designed for…
Specialty Doors
STC Rated doors
High-strength hollow metal doors engineered for security…
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Tornado rated doors (ICC 500 rated)
High-strength hollow metal doors engineered for security…
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Bullet Resistant Doors
High-strength hollow metal doors engineered for security…
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Lead-Lined Doors (Radiation Protection Doors)
High-strength hollow metal doors engineered for security…
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STC Rated doors
High-strength hollow metal doors engineered for security…
Specialty Doors
Detention Doors
An elevated blend of design and performance—crafted…
Specialty Doors
Blast-Resistant Doors
An elevated blend of design and performance—crafted…
Specialty Doors
Bullet Resistant Doors
High-strength hollow metal doors engineered for security…
Specialty Doors
Lead-Lined Doors (Radiation Protection Doors)
High-strength hollow metal doors engineered for security…
Specialty Doors
Windstorm-Rated Doors
Clean, durable, and engineered for high-traffic commercial…
Specialty Doors
Missile Impact Doors
A premium architectural statement. Designed for…
Specialty Doors
Tornado rated doors (ICC 500 rated)
High-strength hollow metal doors engineered for security…
Quality & Compliance Standards We Follow
Our comprehensive product selection adheres to industry standards, ensuring seamless compatibility with your project’s specific needs. We prioritize both form and function, offering solutions that not only look great but deliver superior performance for long-lasting value. Choose AORBIS with confidence, knowing you’re getting products that work as hard as you do.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, reputable manufacturers do provide custom door sizes and shapes. This can affect the lead time and cost. Consult about custom requirements, during specification and procurement phases.
For specialty doors follow manufacturers installation instruction strictly. Document the process for warranty/inspection and consider factory or certified supervision for critical risk areas. Performance failures usually stem from poor installation rather than product defects.
Use performance ratings such as STC for acoustic, UL 752 level for ballistic, blast psi resistance for blast doors, and Design Pressure (DP) for impact/hurricane doors. Avoid prescriptive material calls manufacturers will engineer optimal assemblies that meet these requirements.
Each assembly part of specialty doors requires certification. This includes door, frame, hardware, anchoring. Selecting any non-certified parts will not make you eligible for warranty and meeting code compliance. Ensure to document all certifications and installation for insurance and inspection.
For healthcare industry, consider anti-ligature and ADA-compliant hardware. Also make sure to ensure fire-rated doors (60–90 min) and follow Life Safety Code plus specific correctional/behavioral health guidelines in specifications.
Yes, many specialty door assemblies can integrate with access control, alarms, and security monitoring. However, proper spec and supplier coordination is needed. This maintains the certifications and performance standards.