Floor Doors & Floor Hatches

Recessed floor doors are designed to receive flooring infill such as tile, concrete, terrazzo, or other finish materials for a more concealed appearance. These are ideal where visual continuity of the floor surface is important.

Flush floor doors provide low-profile access with a clean surface transition. They are commonly used in commercial and institutional interiors where direct access is needed without excessive floor projection.

Fire-rated floor doors are intended for assemblies requiring protected access while supporting code-conscious design. These are suitable for projects where fire-resistance performance is part of the specification.

Watertight floor doors are designed for areas where moisture resistance and tighter environmental protection are required. These are appropriate for utility spaces, exterior conditions, washdown environments, and other demanding applications.

Aluminum floor doors offer corrosion resistance and lighter-weight construction for applications where durability and ease of operation are both important.

Steel floor doors provide robust performance for more demanding commercial and industrial environments. These are well suited for applications requiring higher strength and long-term serviceability.

Double leaf floor doors are used where larger clear openings are required for equipment access, maintenance access, or service entry to below-floor spaces.

Exterior floor doors are designed for exposed applications where weather resistance, drainage control, and durable access performance are essential.

Interior access floor doors are used in finished spaces where safe, practical access to building systems, storage, or service zones below the floor is required.