Build quiet spaces without over-specifying. Euwoo manufactures commercial door sets designed for sound control, with engineered frames, perimeter seals, and adjustable door bottoms.
A high-performing acoustic door is more than a heavy slab. It is a tested assembly that combines leaf construction, frame geometry, seals, threshold strategy, and hardware reinforcement.
Leaf, frame, and seal package designed as a matched system. Reduces sound leakage at common failure points: latch side, head, and floor line.
Steel skins with reinforced internal frame, composite acoustic cores with damping membranes, and timber-veneer face options for architectural interiors.
Continuous perimeter gaskets, optional magnetic seals, and automatic drop seals. Threshold options balanced for accessibility and performance.
Reinforced hinge, closer, and lock areas to handle heavier leaves. Prep for panic devices, access control, and concealed wiring paths.
Powder-coated steel, wood veneer or HPL facings, stainless or galvanized options for humid environments. Color matching to RAL standards.
Shop drawings, configuration codes, material declarations, and third-party acoustic test reports for the exact door set when required.
Use these ranges as a starting point. Final specifications depend on opening size, rating target, finish, and hardware.
| Acoustic rating options | STC 35-55 depending on configuration |
| Reporting standards | ASTM E90 / E413 or ISO 10140 / 717 |
| Perimeter sealing | Continuous compression gasket; optional magnetic seals |
| Bottom sealing | Automatic drop seal; threshold options available |
| Leaf thickness | 45-70 mm typical; thicker for higher targets |
| Face material | Galvanized steel, veneer, or HPL facings |
| Core options | High-density mineral wool, composite cores, damping layers |
| Reinforcement | Hinge/lock plates; closer and panic device backing |
| Frame type | Welded steel with seal channels; knock-down options |
| Frame depth | 100-250 mm matched to wall thickness |
| Single leaf width | 700-1200 mm typical |
| Height | 2000-2400 mm typical; custom available |
| Hinges | Heavy-duty ball-bearing; qty based on leaf weight |
| Locks | Mortise or cylindrical; panic device prep available |
| Electrified hardware | Concealed wiring paths, access control prep |
| Finishes | Powder coat, wood veneer, HPL; RAL color matching |
When you specify an acoustic door, the number you write needs a clear test basis. Field gaps and poor frame-to-wall sealing can reduce real-world isolation.
Improves speech privacy when aligned with partition performance.
Balances privacy with smooth closing and accessibility details.
Supports confidentiality and quieter recovery environments.
Often pairs with vestibules or double-door systems for higher isolation.
Different spaces need different door set strategies. The right choice depends on rating target, traffic level, and accessibility requirements.
Best for: Offices, classrooms, consult rooms, hotel guestrooms
Steel-faced or architectural veneer, perimeter gasket + automatic drop seal, closer and lock reinforcement, optional threshold for higher isolation.
Best for: Large openings, equipment access, assembly spaces
Coordinator or latch strategy for consistent closing, meeting stile solutions (astragal or controlled joint), dual drop seals and enhanced perimeter seals.
Best for: Healthcare observation, corridor safety, controlled access
Acoustic glazing build, limited panel size to reduce vibration risk, reinforced cut-out framing and gasket detailing, optional blinds or privacy glazing.
Best for: Server rooms, executive areas, secure meeting spaces
Concealed wiring paths and hardware cut-outs, electric strike or electrified lock prep, door position switches and contacts, reinforced lock edge.
Sound control is a functional requirement in many buildings, not just a studio feature.
Improved speech privacy, fewer distractions, and better video-call quality because background noise is contained. Align door ratings with partition performance.
Privacy and rest are operational requirements. Sound insulated door sets reduce conversation leakage and corridor noise, supporting confidentiality.
Guest satisfaction depends on noise control at the entry and between back-of-house zones. Stable sealing and controlled closer action reduce corridor bleed-through.
Higher isolation requirements, especially in low frequencies. Vestibule layouts using two doors separated by an air gap often outperform single extreme builds.
Achieving sound control is as much about installation as manufacturing. The goal is airtightness at the perimeter, consistent gasket compression, and reliable latching.
Plumb, level, and square the frame. Use appropriate anchorage and prevent twisting during tightening.
Seal the full perimeter joint with backer rod and sealant. This is an airtightness detail, not just cosmetic.
Install hinges and hardware per schedule. Confirm door swings freely and latching is positive.
Fit perimeter gaskets evenly. Install drop seal and adjust after final flooring so bottom gap closes when latched.
Check reveals, latch function, and gasket compression. Perform leak checks at perimeter and listen for rattles.
Common procurement, specification, and documentation questions.
Commercial buyers need predictable performance, clear scope, and documentation that stands up to submittals.
Matched door set with frame, seal channels, and hardware reinforcement designed together. One configuration code ties leaf build, frame type, and seal kit.
Shop drawings that show frame profile, seal locations, and undercut limits. Faster approvals and fewer RFIs during installation.
Controlled welding, surface preparation, and pre-assembly checks for hinge alignment and latching. Fewer punch-list items across the project.
Clear scope quotes with export packaging designed to protect edges and seal contact surfaces. Troubleshooting support from photos and measurements.
Tell us your target STC range, opening sizes, finish, and hardware list. We will return a configuration summary, drawing set, and a clear quote.