Series D200 Narrow Stile Aluminum Storefront Door

Boyd's Series D200 (NS) is a non-thermal narrow stile commercial aluminum storefront entrance door engineered with welded corners to increase strength and minimize the need for exposed fasteners. The 1.75"-thick door provides a narrow aluminum profile and more glass area for commercial stores, retail storefronts, apartment and multifamily buildings, offices, mixed-use properties, renovation projects, and similar commercial entrances.

Tested to pass ADA requirements and ensure limited water infiltration, Series D200 works with nearly any major hardware type, including special hardware applications. Available options include offset pivots, butt hinges, continuous hinges, 1/4" or 1" glazing, square-cut or beveled glazing beads, Push/Pull hardware, rim panic devices, concealed vertical rod (CVR) panic hardware, multiple bottom-rail and mid-rail choices, and a complete range of painted or anodized finishes.

With popular options overstocked, Boyd has narrow stile aluminum storefront doors for sale and ready to ship right away—often in a fraction of the time as industry standards. A Boyd storefront-door representative can help coordinate the D200 door leaf, entrance frame, sidelites, transoms, glazing, threshold, hardware, access control, finish, opening requirements, installation sequence, and shipping needs.

Series D200 Narrow Stile Door Product Details

Series D200 door construction, glazing, hardware, sizing, finish options, and published entrance performance:

Series D200 Product Data and Downloads

Use the current Boyd resources below for D200 detail drawings, sizing guidance, product specifications, storefront-door installation instructions, related entrance-door options, storefront framing, accessories, finishes, and project forms.

When to Use the Series D200 Narrow Stile Door

• Commercial storefront entrances where the design calls for a narrow aluminum stile and more glass area in the door leaf.

• Retail stores, offices, apartment and multifamily buildings, mixed-use properties, commercial renovations, replacements, and similar entrance applications.

• Moderate-traffic commercial entrances requiring a minimal, glass-forward appearance with welded-corner construction and few exposed fasteners.

• Single doors or door pairs requiring a 1.75" door thickness with 1/4" or 1" glazing.

• Entrances requiring offset pivots, butt hinges, continuous hinges, Push/Pull hardware, rim panic devices, concealed vertical rod panic hardware, or compatible special hardware.

• Openings requiring mid-rail choices, 10-inch bottom-rail options, square-cut or beveled glazing beads, and painted or anodized finishes.

• Projects requiring tested ADA performance and a limited-water entrance-door configuration.

• Schedule-sensitive entrance packages where stocked D200 options and Boyd shipping support can reduce normal lead time.

Choosing a Boyd Commercial Storefront Door

You are viewing the Series D200 narrow stile storefront door. Door selection should begin with the required stile width, entrance traffic, glass area, thermal strategy, door thickness, glazing, hardware set, access control, panic hardware, bottom rail, mid rail, threshold, finish, surrounding storefront framing, and opening conditions. Review the related door series below when the project requires additional aluminum stile width, more hardware room, a more substantial entrance appearance, or thermally broken construction.

Series D200 Narrow Stile Door Advantages

• Non-thermal commercial aluminum entrance construction for projects that do not require a thermally broken door.

• Narrow stile commercial aluminum entrance profile provides more glass area and a minimal storefront-door appearance.

• Welded corners increase strength and help minimize the need for exposed fasteners.

• Tested to pass ADA requirements and support limited water infiltration at the entrance.

• Published air infiltration is 0.50 CFM/SF at 1.57 psf.

• Compatible with nearly any major hardware type, including special hardware applications when preparation and component compatibility are coordinated.

• Offset pivot, butt hinge, and continuous hinge options support varied entrance-frame and operating requirements.

• Push/Pull, rim panic, and concealed vertical rod panic options support standard entrance, egress, and commercial hardware paths.

• Options for 1/4" or 1" glazing with square-cut or beveled glazing beads.

• Multiple mid-rail and 10-inch bottom-rail choices support accessibility, durability, hardware, appearance, and owner requirements.

• Painted and anodized finish options allow the door leaf, entrance frame, surrounding storefront, hardware, and accessories to be coordinated.

• Popular D200 options are overstocked and ready to ship right away—often in a fraction of the time as industry standards.

• Boyd representatives support entrance selection, hardware coordination, glazing, frames, sidelites, transoms, thresholds, finishes, drawings, order preparation, packaging, shipping, and installation planning.

Common Series D200 Storefront Door Coordination Items

• Door and entrance scope: Confirm whether the order includes the D200 door leaf only or a complete entrance package with frames, sidelites, transoms, thresholds, glazing, hardware preparation, accessories, and surrounding storefront framing.

• Single door or pair: Identify single-door or paired-door requirements, handing, active and inactive leaves, meeting-stile condition, astragal or weathering requirements, concealed vertical rods, clear opening, and egress operation.

• Hardware: Provide the complete hardware set, manufacturer, model numbers, templates, physical hardware when required, mounting heights, backsets, reinforcements, electrified components, power-transfer requirements, and door-preparation scope.

• Hinges and pivots: Select offset pivots, butt hinges, or continuous hinges and coordinate entrance-frame compatibility, header construction, threshold conditions, intermediate hinge or pivot requirements, clearances, adjustment, and installation access.

• Panic and egress hardware: Confirm Push/Pull, rim panic, concealed vertical rod panic, dogging, trim, strikes, door pairs, fire- or life-safety requirements where applicable, and authority-having-jurisdiction requirements with the project design team.

• Access control: Coordinate electric strikes, magnetic locks, card readers, request-to-exit devices, power supplies, door position switches, wire paths, transfers, security contacts, and hardware preparation before fabrication.

• ADA and accessibility: Coordinate clear-opening width, threshold profile, bottom-rail height, operating hardware, opening force, closing speed, maneuvering clearances, approach conditions, and accessible-route requirements for the complete installed entrance.

• Glazing: Confirm 1/4-inch or 1-inch glass, safety glazing, insulated or monolithic makeup, coatings, tint, heat treatment, setting blocks, gaskets, square-cut or beveled bead, glass weight, glass availability, and glazing responsibility.

• Mid rails and bottom rails: Coordinate rail height, 10-inch bottom-rail requirements, push-bar or panic-hardware location, accessibility, kick protection, glass sizes, owner standards, door weight, and architectural appearance.

• Water and threshold conditions: The D200 has a limited-water test, but a swinging entrance door is not a fully sealed fixed-window opening. Coordinate vestibules, overhangs, sweeps, thresholds, drainage, sealants, adjacent floor elevations, exterior exposure, maintenance, and water-management expectations.

• Entrance framing and adjacent storefront: Coordinate frame type, sidelites, transoms, center-set or other entrance conditions, surrounding storefront series, mullions, adaptors, anchors, perimeter seals, and rough-opening dimensions.

• Finish and hardware appearance: Coordinate painted or anodized finish, color samples, door frame, surrounding storefront, hardware finish, thresholds, fasteners, accessories, adjacent metals, protection, cleaning, and touch-up requirements.

• Installation and adjustment: Verify field dimensions, frame plumb and square, anchoring, threshold sealant, hardware attachment, glazing, door clearances, closer adjustment, pivot or hinge adjustment, weathering, final cleaning, and protection using approved project documents.

• Shipping and opening sorting: Provide required delivery date, door and frame quantities, opening numbers, handing, hardware sets, packaging, site access, storage conditions, installation sequence, and opening-by-opening sorting requirements.

What to Send Boyd for a Series D200 Door Review

Send as much of the following project information as available:

• Project name, location, bid deadline, required response date, construction schedule, installation dates, and project contacts.

• Architectural drawings, elevations, entrance details, door schedules, storefront schedules, hardware schedules, specifications, Division 08 requirements, and opening dimensions.

• Confirmation that the D200 narrow stile door is required, including single door or pair, handing, active and inactive leaves, frame type, sidelites, transoms, threshold, and surrounding storefront condition.

• Complete hardware set with manufacturer and model numbers, templates, physical hardware when required, offset pivot, butt hinge or continuous hinge selection, closers, locks, Push/Pull hardware, rim panic, CVR panic, and special preparations.

• Access-control and electrified-hardware requirements including electric strikes, magnetic locks, card readers, request-to-exit devices, power transfers, wire paths, contacts, and power supplies.

• ADA, accessibility, egress, clear-opening, threshold, bottom-rail, operating-force, panic-hardware, occupancy, and authority-having-jurisdiction requirements.

• Glass makeup, 1/4-inch or 1-inch thickness, safety glazing, coatings, tint, heat treatment, setting blocks, gaskets, square-cut or beveled bead, glass weight, and glazing responsibility.

• Mid-rail and bottom-rail requirements including rail heights, 10-inch bottom rail, kick protection, push-bar or panic-hardware position, glass sizes, and owner standards.

• Entrance-frame, sidelite, transom, rough-opening, anchor, substrate, perimeter-sealant, threshold, sweep, drainage, adjacent-floor, vestibule, and overhang conditions.

• Painted or anodized finish, color, samples, door-frame finish, surrounding storefront finish, hardware finish, threshold finish, exposed-fastener requirements, and adjacent-material coordination.

• Order quantities, door and frame scope, opening numbers, required delivery date, packaging, opening-by-opening sorting, delivery address, site access, storage, and installation sequence.

Related Storefront Door, Entrance, and Architectural Resources

• Commercial aluminum storefront doors for D200 narrow stile, D350 medium stile, D500 wide stile, and D350XT and D500XT thermal entrance selection.

• Commercial aluminum storefront systems for surrounding storefront framing, entrance integration, glazing, vent, accessory, and finish coordination.

• Series D350 Medium Stile Door for entrances requiring more stile width and hardware room than the D200.

• Series D500 Wide Stile Door for entrances requiring a broader, more substantial aluminum door profile.

• Series D350XT Thermal Entrance Door for thermally broken medium-stile entrances with 1-inch insulated glazing.

• Series D500XT Thermal Entrance Door for thermally broken wide-stile entrances with 1-inch insulated glazing.

• Commercial storefront and entrance accessories for frames, thresholds, anchors, adaptors, perimeter components, and installation coordination.

• Commercial aluminum finish options for painted, anodized, custom-color, storefront, entrance, hardware, and accessory finish coordination.

• Commercial window, storefront, and door resources for project forms, quote information, installation instructions, terms, and service documents.

• Architectural resources, CAD details, product specifications, and project support for D200 entrance documentation and coordination.