What is the strongest door frame?

Steel is an excellent choice for door frames. Strong, durable and long-wearing, steel is a very popular choice for homes and residential builds the world over.

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Steel, pine and hardwood frames at excellent door frame prices is what you can expect from BUCO. We want to become your building partner of choice, ensuring you can get everything you need under one roof with us. Are you a builder completing a residential building project? Or are you a DIY-fundi tackling a cool home renovation project? If you answered yes to either question, then be sure to stop in at BUCO first for all your building and hardware needs. We stock top-quality door frames in a variety of materials at the best prices on the market.

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Which door frames are best to buy?

The first thing to decide when choosing the best door frames for you is to know what size you are looking for. Many architects will have drawn the size of the doorway in the plans, so it will be easy to see what size frame you need, but if you are doing a DIY-reno yourself, be sure to measure the frame dimensions as your first step. At BUCO online and in-store, we offer a variety of door frame sizes to choose from.

What are door frames made out of?

There are many different door frame types that are made from a variety of materials. Generally, there are three main materials used because they have proven to be hard-wearing, durable and affordable. At BUCO, both online and in-store, we stock door frames for sale in three material types;

Steel

Steel is an excellent choice for door frames. Strong, durable and long-wearing, steel is a very popular choice for homes and residential builds the world over. We stock a range of steel door frames at great prices now. Pine is an affordable material to choose for frames for doors. Affordable but also very well-made, pine door frames are a great choice for many SA homes. Choose from our range of pine frames at BUCO right away.

Hardwood

If you’d prefer a wood material that is slightly sturdier than pine, then hardwood is a great material to choose. We have a range of door frames in hardwood in a variety of styles and colours too.

Where to buy door frames online?

We make buying finishes and items like windows, doors and door frame so simple at BUCO. You can shop for whatever building material, hardware item or home décor supplies you need at BUCO online right now. Our online store is full of stock and if your order is more than R2000, and you live within 5kms of your local BUCO, we will deliver your items for free. Rest assured that you can purchase anything you need safely online with BUCO today. If you’d like to visit us in person and chat through your project needs with a friendly consultant, we’d love to have you. You can choose from one of our numerous stores countrywide, we’re based in every major province and city in SA. We are here to make your building and construction projects go smoothly, so visit is at your local outlet today and grab what you need at the best prices on the market. Find your nearest BUCO store now.

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What is the difference between door jamb and door frame?

Door jamb versus door frame A door jamb is an individual section of a door frame. Two side jambs make up the vertical components of the door frame and the head jamb is the top horizontal component. Together, the jambs (along with mullion) comprise the door frame.

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Handle

Entry handles

Bed/bath handles

Passage handles

Latch

Deadbolt

Thumb turn

Mortise plates

A handle, knob, or lever is the component of door hardware that is used to unlatch the door panel and pull it open or push it closed. There are many styles and finishes to choose from. There are three types of door handles:are operated with a key cylinder on the exterior side of the door and a push or turn lock button on the interior.have a push or turn lock button on the inside but not on the other.have no locking mechanism.A door latch is a shaft that protrudes from the edge of a door panel and into the door frame securing the panel in place. When the handle is turned, the latch retracts allowing the door to be opened.Similar to a latch, a deadbolt is a shaft that protrudes from the edge of the door panel and into the door frame securing the panel in place. Residential interior doors are not equipped with deadbolts, and not all exterior doors have them either. Deadbolts are considered an additional form of security and are most often set apart from the handle assembly, which means that a door with a deadbolt needs an additional bore hole. Multi-point locking hardware systems provide even more protection than a latch and deadbolt combination, and new home automation systems are available.A deadbolt is operated by turning a thumb turn on the inside of a house and by a key cylinder on the exterior side.These plates add strength to latches, deadbolts, and the door panel, which helps prevent a forced entry.