Doors & locks
DBCI (Cornerstone Building Brands)
DBCI manufactures steel roll-up doors and related components for commercial buildings and self-storage projects. The line covers light-duty and heavy-duty roll-up doors, wind-certified doors, swing and locker doors, motor operators, hallways, buildings, and relocatable units, serving commercial, freight and warehousing, agricultural, and recreational uses.
Curtains are made from galvanized, grade E hard steel and offered in 11 standard colors and 13 non-standard colors, and springs are oil-tempered torsion type. Light-duty lines include the 650 Series, with a proprietary gear-driven tensioning device, the 1950 Series, which uses smaller drums so it runs more quietly and needs less headroom on installation, and the 2000 Series for light-duty applications in frequent use. The 750 Series is aimed at regions exposed to tornadoes and hurricanes, and wind-certified doors for coastal markets including Texas and Florida are tested at the company's in-house wind-testing facility. The NS Series adds security clips in the bottom bar and anchored floor guides, with an NS Retrokit that installs on existing Janus doors.
Sales run through area representatives on a territory map, and quotes are requested per project. The site publishes installation instructions, operation and maintenance manuals, warranties, brochures, a color chart, a wind load calculator, credit application forms, and installer resources, and lists project services and installation as separate offerings.
DBCI is headquartered in Douglasville, Georgia and says it has manufactured commercial-grade steel doors, components, and accessories for over 25 years. Manufacturing sites are in Temple, Georgia; Surprise, Arizona; and Houston, Texas. The company lists alliances with DASMA, the International Door Association, and the International Code Council.
Best for
Self-storage developers and commercial building owners buying roll-up doors in volume, including coastal projects that need wind-certified doors and facilities retrofitting security on existing doors.
What they do
- Light-duty steel roll-up doors
- Heavy-duty steel roll-up doors
- Wind-certified roll-up doors
- Swing and locker doors
- Motor operators for roll-up doors
- Self-storage hallways, buildings, and relocatable units
- Door installation and project services
- Warranty support and installer resources
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Other offices | Temple, GA, Surprise, AZ, Houston, TX |
| Memberships | DASMA, International Door Association, International Code Council |
What stands out
- Says it has manufactured commercial-grade steel doors, components, and accessories for over 25 years.
- Manufacturing sites in Temple, Georgia; Surprise, Arizona; and Houston, Texas, with a corporate office in Douglasville, Georgia.
- Curtains are galvanized grade E steel, offered in 11 standard and 13 non-standard colors.
- Wind-certified doors are tested at the company's own in-house wind-testing facility.
- Lists alliances with DASMA, the International Door Association, and the International Code Council.