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Stainless steel offers the most striking and impressive finish to a contemporary steel doorset. Shellcast are able to offer stainless steel doors in a wide variety of patterns and colours.
Constructed to Shellcast’s exacting standards our stainless steel doors are not only functional but also add a definite design statement to any project. The latest finishes and patterns can offer a unique signature to a building whilst still utilising
the inherent benefits of a steel door; no rotting, no mould growth and no hiding place for vermin or insects.
Working closely with the leading stainless steel manufacturers, we can offer a full design service to ensure that the doors you require will be exactly as you want them. We can also offer a full installation service through our national network of approved installers.
Shellcast stainless steel doors are intended to offer that little bit extra to enhance your design scheme. In the past, stainless steel has been seen as a functional material suitable for food preparation areas, toilets, corrosive environments, utilitarian public areas etc. Now, with the beauty of the material as the emphasis, it is possible to use the material in striking and inventive ways not possible previously. It is even possible to incorporate a logo into the design of the doorset.
The range of finishes available include:
Textured patterns produced by a unique cold rolling process to create 3 dimensional patterns.
Embossed patterns on stainless steel.
The Colourtex TM range of stainless steel.
RIMEX Super Mirror.
Bead Blasting
Etched finishes representing state of the art surface finishing technology enabling
standard and bespoke designs to be etched into stainless steel, brass
and other architectural materials.
The flexibility of our bespoke manufacturing service means that doors
can be manufactured for areas you may not normally consider
steel doors for. The attractive finishes available in the
stainless steel range allows doors to be used throughout a
project rather than being confined to the exterior or
public areas of a building.
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