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Interior Commercial Steel Doors in Brampton: 18 Hollow Metal Doors and Welded Frames for Curaleaf

Eighteen hollow metal doors in welded steel frames, with Schlage L-series mortise locks, LCN 4040XP closers and Glynn-Johnson stops, supplied and installed for Curaleaf's interior expansion at 275 Orenda Road, Brampton, with Allyant Design, Engineering and Construction as general contractor. Awarded in May 2025 and ordered from the architectural drawings, before the openings existed.

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Client: Curaleaf Holdings · General contractor: Allyant Design, Engineering and Construction · Brampton

A pair of white hollow metal doors with vision lites and overhead closers in a welded steel frame, inside Curaleaf's facility in Brampton, installed by Canuck Door Systems
One of the new pairs: hollow metal doors with vision lites and overhead closers, in a welded steel frame.

The job in numbers

Doors18 hollow metal doors
FramesWelded metal frames
Door and frame supplierAll Steel Doors Ltd
LocksSchlage L-series grade 1 mortise locksets
ClosersLCN 4040XP
StopsGlynn-Johnson 90 series
ClientCuraleaf Holdings
General contractorAllyant Design, Engineering and Construction
Address275 Orenda Road, Brampton, Ontario
AwardedMay 2025

Curaleaf was expanding the interior of its facility at 275 Orenda Road in Brampton, and the expansion needed doors: eighteen hollow metal doors in welded metal frames, with commercial hardware to match. Allyant Design, Engineering and Construction was the general contractor, and Canuck supplied and installed the doors, frames and hardware.

We were awarded the job in May 2025. The goal was simple: install each door as soon as its opening was ready.

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What went in

Doors18 hollow metal doors, from All Steel Doors Ltd
FramesWelded metal frames
LocksSchlage L-series grade 1 mortise locksets
ClosersLCN 4040XP surface-mounted closers
StopsGlynn-Johnson 90 series stops

Hollow metal is the standard door for commercial interiors that take hard use: a steel face over a reinforced core, hung in a steel frame. Welded frames are delivered as one rigid piece rather than assembled on site, so they hold their shape and keep the door aligned for years.

The hardware is heavy-duty throughout. The Schlage L-series is a grade 1 mortise lock, the highest commercial grade. The LCN 4040XP is a heavy-duty closer built for doors that are used all day. The Glynn-Johnson stops keep the doors from swinging into the walls.

A pair of white hollow metal doors with large vision lites and kick panels, in a steel frame, inside Curaleaf's facility in BramptonA pair of white hollow metal doors with vision lites at the end of a white-walled corridor inside Curaleaf's facility in Brampton, with conduit on the wall above
Left: a pair of the new doors with vision lites and kick panels. Right: another pair at the end of a corridor.

Ordering doors for openings that didn't exist yet

The openings were not ready when the doors had to be ordered. The doors and frames were made to the sizes on the architectural drawings, and we gave the general contractor the opening size each door needed.

A welded frame cannot be adjusted on site. It is made to a size, and the opening has to match it. When the openings are still being built, there are two ways to go: wait for them, or order from the drawings and make sure the openings are built to fit.

On this job we did the second. The drawings were approved in August, the products went into production right away, and we gave the general contractor a list of the opening sizes each door required. We also made site visits before installation, to check the openings against that list.

Most openings were ready when the doors arrived. Some had been built to the wrong size, and those were corrected right away, so the installation still finished on time.

Questions this job answers

What is a hollow metal door?

A steel door with a reinforced core, usually hung in a steel frame. It is the standard door for commercial interiors that take hard use, such as corridors, service areas and back-of-house rooms.

Why use welded frames instead of knock-down frames?

A welded frame arrives as one rigid piece, so it stays square and keeps the door aligned. A knock-down frame is assembled on site and is easier to fit into a finished wall, but it is less rigid. This job used welded frames throughout.

Can steel doors be ordered before the openings are built?

Yes, if the openings are then built to suit the doors. On this job the doors were ordered from the architectural drawings, and the general contractor was given the opening size for each one.

What does grade 1 hardware mean?

Grade 1 is the highest commercial grade for locks and closers, tested for the heaviest use. This job used Schlage L-series grade 1 mortise locks and LCN 4040XP closers.

Where this sits

This was hollow metal door and commercial door hardware work on an interior expansion in Brampton. For the same work on your building, start with the steel doors in Brampton page.

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A pair of white hollow metal doors with vision lites and overhead closers in a welded steel frame, inside Curaleaf's facility in Brampton, installed by Canuck Door Systems

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Photos or shop drawings are enough to quote from, and most quotes go out within a day to a week. One-year warranty on products, three months on labour. BBB Accredited, A+ rating.

Broken door right now? Call 800-522-6825 — we dispatch 24/7.

Doors for a fit-out that isn't built yet?

Send us the architectural drawings and the door schedule. We will give the general contractor the opening sizes each door needs, and price the doors, frames and hardware.

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4.7 out of 5 on Google · 146 reviews

Photos or shop drawings are enough to quote from, and most quotes go out within a day to a week. One-year warranty on products, three months on labour. BBB Accredited, A+ rating.

Broken door right now? Call 800-522-6825 — we dispatch 24/7.