TRIM AND DOOR SPECIFICATION: Steel trims and doors are one piece, constructed of cold-rolled steel with a standard finish of white baked acrylic enamel, which can be used as either a finish or prime coat. Aluminum trims are constructed of extruded or fabricated aluminum and all corners are mitered. Aluminum is the recommended material for applications in salt air and other corrosion prone environments.

Clear satin anodized finish is standard for all trims and doors, and a wide selection of optional color anodized finishes is available. To specify aluminum trim and door, use the prefix AL before the cabinet model number. Stainless steel trims and doors are one piece, constructed of #4 finish, 304 stainless steel. To specify stainless steel trim and door, use the prefix SS before the cabinet model number. All steel and stainless steel doors have a tubular, hollow-metal design. A sample of door and trim materials is pictured.

• Select the required model number from the dimension chart under the Table button.
• Use the appropriate prefix for the trim and door material. If steel - no prefix is required.
  If aluminum - use AL. If stainless steel - use SS.
• Select the door style from the pictures on this screen.
• Other options: die cut lettering, special finishes (paint, color anodized aluminum or #8 stainless steel), Vigilante Alarm, "FIRE" Handle, Recessed Handle (see the "Exclusive Options for Extinguisher Cabinets" profile).