Front Door Elhajj

The FRONT DOOR ELHAJJ is a heavy-duty entry portal constructed entirely from solid teak wood. Teak is selected for its high natural oil content, which provides inherent resistance to moisture, decay, and insect infestation without requiring synthetic chemical treatments. The natural grain pattern of the wood varies across each panel, displaying warm honey-brown tones that weather to a silver-grey patina if left untreated outdoors.

The physical dimensions measure 110.00 cm in width, 215.00 cm in height, and 100.00 cm in depth. The substantial depth dimension of 100.00 cm indicates a robust, multi-layered frame structure designed to sit deep within an exterior wall opening, providing structural rigidity and deep shadow lines around the perimeter of the entryway. The total physical weight of the assembly is 51.00 kg, and the shipping volume occupies 2.3600 cubic meters. This weight requires reinforced hinges and a sturdy structural header to support the load during operation.

The construction method utilizes traditional joinery techniques, fitting solid teak stiles and rails together to accommodate seasonal wood movement without cracking or warping. The surface is planed and sanded smooth to the touch while retaining the dense texture characteristic of mature hardwood. The panel thickness provides both physical security and acoustic insulation against exterior noise.

Operationally, the door functions as a hinged swinging portal. The high density of the teak material requires a precise installation using heavy-duty pivot or butt hinges rated for weights exceeding 50 kg. The bottom rail provides sufficient clearance for standard threshold installations, preventing friction against interior flooring materials. Maintenance involves periodic application of teak oil to preserve the original warm coloration, or allowing the wood to weather naturally exposed to sunlight and rain. The FRONT DOOR ELHAJJ is suited for residential or commercial building exteriors where solid wood construction and specific metric dimensions are required for architectural integration.