At Krieger Specialty Products, we custom-build our doors to fit any sized opening and deliver any combination of special purpose performance needs—including acoustical, bullet or blast resistance, radio frequency shielding, and more.
So, whether you’re moving around extra-large items like machinery, stage props, or athletic equipment, or you require acoustical seals for HVAC cooling or simply blocking out noise, Krieger’s oversized doors have you covered. Plus, we offer a full range of customized finish options to seamlessly match your project, no matter how big.
Acoustical & SCIF
Up to STC 55
Krieger's oversized acoustical doors and SCIF-compliant assemblies are rated up to STC 55 and custom-engineered to enhance any location where noise and sound control are of primary concern—from power plants to performance venues.
Blast & Pressure
UFC • ATFP • PIP
Krieger's blast and pressure doors are custom-built in any size needed for commercial, government (UFC, ATFP, or others), and industrial (PIP) installations to protect personnel and property from explosions and explosion-borne projectiles.
Bullet & Forced Entry
UL 752 • MIL-SAMIT
Our oversized bullet-resistant assemblies include doors, frames, windows, pass-through trays, transfer boxes, voice ports, and more—all designed to protect personnel and property from rifle and small arms fire and to deter unwanted intruders.
Radio Frequency
IEEE 299 • TEMPEST
Krieger's radio frequency door assemblies feature our unique seal and are custom-manufactured in any size needed to provide a radio frequency barrier for high-frequency shielding in installations where TEMPEST standards are required.
Oversized Hybrid Performance
All Krieger oversized doors are custom-manufactured in any special purpose combination you need.
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“From day 1 of contact with your company, ALL of the employees have responded very quickly, and efficiently. Due to the construction schedule, Krieger recommended using a slip-in frame to avoid added schedule delays which was submitted to the contractor and approved as a substitute! I had to order a temp door from another supplier for one of the openings, and your staff quickly answered questions I had, regarding design and hardware locations, in order to match the temp door with the already installed Krieger frame.”
—Staci McGowan, Roy E Whitehead, Inc.
