Seam Options
The door seam refers to the joint between the face sheet and edge treatment at the top and bottom of the door. Seamed doors show a visible metal seam; seamless doors have the seam filled and ground smooth for a cleaner painted finish.
- Seamed (visible seam) and seamless/Bondo options
- Seamless ideal for high-visibility or painted finishes
- No structural performance difference between seam types
- Seamed is standard specification for most commercial doors
Features & Available Options
| Seamed | Top and bottom seams visible; standard commercial specification |
|---|---|
| Seamless | Seam filled with body filler and ground smooth; ready for paint |
| Applications | Seamless recommended for high-visibility or finish-painted doors |
| Cost | Seamless adds nominal cost to base door price |
| Compatible | All edge types (butted or hemmed) |
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