Las Vegas Commercial Doors and Hardware Contractors
Doors, frames, locks, and access control for Las Vegas commercial build-outs.
Doors and hardware affect security, accessibility, and fire safety at the same time. A single door in a commercial space may need to be fire-rated, accessible, lockable, and connected to access control.
Our network’s door and hardware contractors supply and install commercial doors, frames, and hardware for tenant improvements across Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas.
Commercial Doors and Frames
Common door types in build-outs include:
- Hollow metal frames
- Solid-core wood doors
- Hollow metal doors for back-of-house
- Glass doors for storefronts and offices
- Sliding and barn-style doors where allowed
Frames are installed during framing, so door decisions are made early.
Fire-Rated Doors
Rated walls need rated openings:
- Labeled doors and frames
- Closers and positive latching
- Rated glass lites where used
- Smoke seals where required
- Hold-open devices tied to the fire alarm
Rated openings are checked closely at inspection.
Accessible Hardware
Accessibility rules apply to most doors:
- Lever handles instead of knobs
- Opening force limits
- Clear floor space on both sides
- Thresholds within height limits
- Automatic operators where needed
Accessible hardware makes the space easier for everyone to use.
Exit Hardware
Doors on exit paths have special requirements:
- Panic hardware in assembly spaces
- Exit devices on rated doors
- Free egress from the inside
- Exit signs and lighting
- Delayed egress only where approved
Exit hardware is especially important in restaurants, casinos, and assembly areas.
Locks and Access Control
Security needs vary by tenant:
- Keyed locks and master key systems
- Card readers and electric strikes
- Keypads for back-of-house doors
- Integration with security systems
- Locks that release on fire alarm where required
Access control is coordinated with the electrician and low-voltage contractor.
Installation and Turnover
Doors are finished near the end of the project:
- Hanging and adjusting doors
- Closer and latch adjustments
- Keying and key schedules
- Hardware schedule for the owner
- Final operation check
A clear key schedule helps property managers for years.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do door decisions need to be made early?
Frames go in during framing, so door sizes, ratings, and hardware prep have to be known before walls are built.
Do all doors need lever handles?
Doors on accessible routes generally need hardware that can be used without tight grasping or twisting, which is why levers are standard.
Can access control work with the fire alarm?
Yes. Many electrified locks are designed to release on alarm where the code requires it.
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