Series 7980 Commercial Pivot Doors | Western Window Commercial -

Series 7980 Commercial Pivot Doors | Western Window Commercial

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The Series 7980 Pivot Door creates what may be the most impressive way to customize an entryway. Its wide glass panel and attractive aluminum frame connotes contemporary grandeur. For commercial use, a 5.975" frame depth is comparable to that of typical storefront systems. Even massive doors weighing up to 500 pounds open with ease. The door is available in widths up to 96" and heights up to 144". The door is available in in-swing or out-swing configurations and can be partnered with any of our window styles.All Rights Reserved

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Series 7980 Commercial Pivot Doors | Western Window Commercial
Tue, Jul 6, 2021

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Series 7980 Commercial Pivot Doors | Western Window Commercial
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