Order a Custom Iron Security Door With Decorative Scrollwork

Start With Your Entrance and Your Idea

The first step is a simple inquiry. Send clear photos of the existing entrance, the wall around it, and any sketch, picture or reference of the scrollwork style you like. A photo of the street-facing side and the inside of the doorway helps us understand how the door will look and how it will open.

Tell us whether the door is for a private home, a building entrance, or a commercial space, since this affects the frame strength and lock options. Mention if you have a preferred color or metal finish so we can plan the design early.

On-Site Measurement Comes Next

Every custom door starts with a measurement taken at the building. Our team checks the opening width and height at several points, the depth of the wall, the floor slope and the swing direction. Walls are rarely perfectly square, so measuring on site prevents surprises later.

• Opening width and height at top, middle and bottom
• Wall thickness and frame depth
• Swing direction and clearance to nearby walls or steps
• Position of the lock, handle and any existing wiring

Designing the Decorative Scrollwork Panel

The scrollwork panel is the visual centerpiece, so its size and position should balance the whole door. We can place the decorative section in the upper half, across the full width, or as a framed insert in the center, depending on your taste and the level of privacy you need.

Solid sections of metal keep the door secure, while open scrollwork lets light and air pass through. We discuss how much of the surface should be solid and how much decorative so the door works both as a security barrier and as a feature of your facade.

Drawing and Written Specification

Before any metal is cut, you receive a drawing showing the door dimensions, frame profile, panel layout and the scrollwork arrangement. A written specification accompanies the drawing and lists the materials, finishing method, lock type and hinge arrangement.

Please read both documents carefully. This is the moment to request changes, because revisions after production begins cost time and can affect the delivery plan. Only when you approve the drawing and specification in writing does production begin.

Production and Finishing in the Factory

Once approved, the door is built in our Tel Aviv workshop, which has been manufacturing iron and aluminum work since 1945. The frame and panels are cut, welded and assembled to the drawing, then checked for square and alignment before finishing.

For durability we use hot-dip galvanizing to protect the metal from corrosion, followed by powder coating in the color you selected. This combination suits the Israeli climate, where humidity and coastal air can wear down unprotected iron over time.

Installation and Final Check

Installation is carried out by our team. We set the frame plumb and level, fit the hinges and lock, and adjust the door so it closes smoothly with an even gap around the edges. Any final adjustments to hardware are made on the spot.

Before we leave, we walk through the operation of the lock and handle with you and explain simple care tips, such as occasional cleaning and checking the hinges, so the door stays in good condition for years.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a custom iron security door take to make?

The timeline depends on the design complexity and current workload, so we confirm the schedule when the drawing is approved. Once production starts, we keep you informed of the progress.

Can I change the scrollwork design after ordering?

Yes, but changes are best requested before you approve the drawing. Revisions after production has started may require additional work and can affect the delivery timing.

Will a decorative door still provide real security?

Yes. The solid sections, sturdy frame and quality lock determine security, and we design the scrollwork so it complements a secure structure. We can advise on the right balance for your needs.

Is the door protected against rust?

The door is hot-dip galvanized and then powder coated, which gives strong protection against corrosion. This is especially useful in humid and coastal conditions.

Common mistakes to avoid

The most common mistake is ordering from a rough measurement taken without visiting the wall, which leads to a door that does not fit. Another is approving the design in a hurry without checking the drawing for panel placement and swing direction.

Our recommendation

Measure and confirm the drawing with the actual wall before approving, and decide early whether the scrollwork should be solid enough for your privacy and security needs. Ask for the finish details in writing so the color and protection are clear before production.

Summary

A custom iron security door with a decorative scrollwork panel is ordered through photos, an on-site measurement, an approved drawing and specification, factory production with galvanizing and powder coating, and professional installation.

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