1. Standard Frame w/ ¼” offset In this configuration, the side jambs and the head jamb are bolted. The jambs are formed at a 90° angle. The face of the head jamb projects from the side jambs by ¼”.

2. Sloped Extended Head In this configuration, the head jamb is formed to create a slope above the door. A typical head jamb height is 2” … this extended head jamb is 60” tall.

3. Offset Transom In this configuration, the transom above the door projects out from the face of the door but not in the same plane with the face of the head jamb.

4. Flush Transom In this configuration, the transom above the door is flush with the face of the door panel. The door panel will need to be thicker than the standard 1-1/4” door.

5. Bull nose Side Jamb In this configuration, the side jamb is “bump-rolled” and the head jamb remains square.

6. Plate Frame w/ Sub-frame In this configuration, a ¼” plate applied to our standard UL labeled sub-frame

7. Splayed Side Jamb In this configuration, the side jamb is formed at an angle midway through the jamb.

8. Curved Jamb In this configuration, the inside of the side jamb has a radius on a portion of the side jamb.

9. Triangle Side Jamb w/ Sub-frame In this configuration, there is a tri-angle frame applied to our standard UL labeled sub-frame. The face of the jamb has a “bump-rolled” radius as it returns to the wall.