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Architectural wood doors and framesMade in Mexico

WKS Door Systems

Architectural wood doors and wood frames for hotel, hospital, office and residential projects, including fire-rated and acoustic doors and special products.

  • Flush wood doors
  • Stile and rail doors
  • Wood frames
  • Fire-rated and acoustic doors
  • X-ray and rabbet edge doors
  • Transoms, wall panels and oversized doors

Because we represent WKS, we are not taking on other wood door or wood frame manufacturers.

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Division 08Openings

  • Door hardware

    Locks, exit devices, closers, hinges and pulls

    What US specs usually ask forANSI/BHMA grades (A156.1 hinges, A156.2 and A156.13 locks, A156.3 exit devices, A156.4 closers) and UL listings for fire-rated openings.

  • Sliding and pocket door systems

    Tracks, soft-close systems, pocket frames and sliding hardware

    What US specs usually ask forANSI/BHMA A156.14 for sliding hardware, ADA operating force, and listed assemblies where a fire rating is required.

  • Hollow metal and specialty doors and frames

    Steel doors and frames, and specialty doors for demanding openings

    What US specs usually ask forANSI/SDI A250.8 for steel doors and frames, and UL or Intertek labels for fire-rated assemblies under NFPA 80.

  • Aluminum frames and interior glazing

    Interior aluminum frames, glazed partitions and vision systems

    What US specs usually ask forSafety glazing under CPSC 16 CFR 1201 and ANSI Z97.1, fire-rated glazing where required, and finishes architects can specify.

  • Seals, thresholds and accessories

    Gasketing, door bottoms, thresholds, kick plates and stops

    What US specs usually ask forADA threshold heights, UL 1784 for smoke-rated openings, and tested sound ratings (STC) for acoustic openings.

  • Access control and electrified hardware

    Electrified locks and exit devices, strikes, power transfers and readers

    What US specs usually ask forANSI/BHMA A156.25 for electrified locking devices, UL 294 for access control, and integration with US life-safety practice.

Division 10Specialties

  • Division 10 specialties

    Washroom accessories and other building specialties

    What US specs usually ask forADA mounting heights and reach ranges, durable finishes, and complete submittal data.

General guidance only. Requirements depend on the project, the code and the jurisdiction. We coordinate with labs and consultants; we do not test or certify products.

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