Cladding materials may be combined to create contrast or coordinate with other home features. When executed correctly, it can be both sophisticated and timeless. In the above example, the vertically oriented panels accentuate the length of the door and make the door appear taller. The door cladding consists of two different elements. First is the main finish and the second is the accent finish. The main finish is primarily used on most of the interior and exterior door surfaces. Approximately three-quarters of the door surface is occupied by the main finish. The accent finish is typically black or brushed stainless steel. The accent finish will be used to match the door pulls and lock. When designing the door, please identify which finish is most important and then select the second thereafter. Remember, great design is not coincidental nor an accident, there is a science and method to it. If this is challenging, please contact the experts at MSD to seek advice. We are here to assist in any way possible.
The following are some of the most popular and tried & true finish combinations:
Our narrow backset deadbolt is included with all Modern Steel Doors. The faceplate and collars are finished to match your pivot front door. This modern door lock has a heavy-duty laminated throw with an integrated anti sawing pin. Send in your key and the door will ship keyed to match it.
We use a quality Baldwin deadbolt when a conventional deadbolt is desired. The deadbolt has square shaped faceplates and is available in satin black to match the powder coated finish or in satin nickel to match the brushed stainless steel pulls.
Our smart lock of choice is the Baldwin Evolved smart lock deadbolts. With advanced operating technology and an attractive style, a smart steel door lock is a great addition to other “smart” features of your home. See how it works.
The smart pivot door lock can be operated with the following methods
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