Round Transom Iron Double Entry Door with Panic Bar | ED292

A Round Transom Iron Double Door with Panic Bar Hardware

This wrought iron double entry door with round transom is designed for larger entrances that need both architectural character and practical exit hardware. ED292 features a double-door layout, decorative iron scrollwork, lower kickplates, and an arched transom that adds height and visual presence to the entrance.

The panic bar hardware makes this door especially useful for commercial-style spaces, historic buildings, churches, offices, restaurants, event venues, and public-facing entrances where easier exit operation may be required. The round transom adds a traditional architectural detail that works well with older buildings, arched openings, and custom entry renovations.

ED292 is a standard wrought iron entry door, not a thermal break model by default. It is best suited for covered entrances, commercial-style projects, historic building renovations, and large custom openings where durability, exit hardware, and architectural style are important. Thermal break construction can be added when improved insulation performance is required.

ED292 can be customized by size, finish, glass type, handle or panic hardware configuration, jamb depth, swing direction, transom shape, kickplate height, scrollwork pattern, and thermal break upgrade.

Who This Door Is Best For:
This door is best for builders, architects, business owners, and homeowners looking for a wrought iron double entry door with a round transom and panic bar hardware.

It works especially well for historic buildings, churches, offices, boutique commercial spaces, restaurants, hospitality entrances, event venues, and custom homes where the entry needs a more substantial architectural presence.

FAQ:
Why choose a panic bar on an iron entry door?

A panic bar allows the door to be opened quickly from the inside, which is useful for commercial-style spaces, public-facing entrances, and high-traffic areas where easier exit operation is important.

Is ED292 suitable for historic buildings?

Yes. The round transom, decorative scrollwork, and traditional iron construction make ED292 a strong option for historic building renovations, older storefronts, churches, and architectural restoration projects.

Does the round transom come as part of the door design?

The transom helps increase the overall height and gives the entrance a more architectural appearance. If your rough opening is not tall enough, the transom can be removed. The price will be based on the total height. 

Are the kickplates useful for high-traffic entrances?

Yes. Kickplates help protect the lower section of the door from everyday contact, foot traffic, and general wear, which is especially helpful for commercial-style or frequently used entrances.