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This rugged, roof hatch is designed to provide secure, convenient and weather-resistant access onto roofs in applications such as hotels, apartments, hospitals, industrial facilities or any location where access to a ceiling/roof is necessary.
This durable, flush access panel is ideal for wall or ceiling installation in applications where high security is required such as prisons, jails, or hospitals.
This durable, fire-rated flush access panel is designed for wall and ceiling installation in applications where fire resistance is required.
The WB MAP 1800 and 1850 Plastic Access Panels are a cost-effective, flush or surface mount access doors designed for use in walls and ceilings.
The WB EXT 1350 Series Insulated Exterior Access Door is a durable, flush access panel designed for installation in exterior walls in applications where both weather resistance and security are required such as crawl space access doors.
The WB FR-C 800 Series Fire-Rated Ceiling Access Door is a durable, fire-rated flush access panel designed for ceiling installation in applications where fire resistance is required.
The WB EXT 1400 Rain Guard Vented Exterior Access Door with Locking T-Handle is a durable, flush access panel designed for installation in exterior walls in applications where both weather resistance and security are required such as crawl space access doors.
Designed for tape-in installation, the WB GY 3000 Series Gypsum (GFRG) Access Panels offer an aesthetically pleasing, stealth appearance in drywall ceilings and walls with a tapered edge design that blends in seamlessly with the surrounding area.
Ever wondered why access doors are necessary in building construction? You can find them in just about every building and home around, but if you’ve never used one, you may not understand their purpose, placement and ubiquity in the construction world.
Floor doors and roof hatches are among the unsung heros of the construction industry. Although they typically go unnoticed, roof and floor hatches play a vital role of the way buildings operate. They provide access to equipment and storage areas located beneath flooring or inside ceilings that must be reached through a wide opening.