190/350/500 Standard Entrances Door

Heights vary to 10 feet; widths range from approximately 3 to 4 feet
Door frame face widths range to a maximum of 4" (101.6), while depths range to 6" (152.4)
Door operation is single or doubleacting with maximum security locks or Touch Bar Panics standard
Architect's Classic one inch round, bent bar push/pull hardware is available in various finishes and sizes
Infills range from under 1/4 (6.4) to more than 1" (25.4)

Creates a monumental visual statement for applications such as banks, libraries and public buildings
Vertical stiles and top rail are 5" (127); bottom rail measures 6-1/2" (165.1)
Results in superior strength for buildings experiencing heavy traffic conditions
 
General

Provides extra strength for applications such as schools, institutions and other high traffic applications
Vertical stiles and top rails measure 3-1/2" (88.9)
Bottom rail measures 6-1/2" (165.1) for extra durability
 
The 500 Wide Stile Entrance

Is engineered for moderate traffic in applications such as stores, offices and apartment buildings
Vertical stile measures 2-1/8" (54); top rail 2-1/4" (57.2) and bottom rail 3-7/8" (98.4)
Results in a slim look that meets virtually all construction requirements
 
The 350 Medium Stile Entrance

Tough yet attractive, the clean lines of Kawneers Standard Entrances are designed as a single-source package of door, door frame and hardware that is easily adaptable to custom requirements.
 
Designed to complement new or remodel construction, modern or traditional architecture, they are engineered, constructed and tested to make good first impressions while withstanding the rigors of constant use by occupants and visitors.
 
The 190 Narrow Stile Entrance

• 190 Narrow Stile Entrance: engineered for moderate traffic in applications such as offices, stores and apartment buildings
  350 Medium Stile Entrance: provides extra strength for schools, institutions and other high traffic applications.
  500 Wide Stile Entrance: creates a monumental visual statement for banks and libraries or buildings that experience heaviest traffic conditions