When you have a classic, venerable landmark that needs a new entrance, you may not want to install a sleek, modern doorway. But getting a good match for the previous doors can be a problem.  

Because every Special-Lite door is custom made, you can get a door that looks exactly the way it needs to. You need arches? No sweat. Unequal pairs? Dutch doors? Piece o' cake. You can get SL-16 Aluminum Flush Doors up to 48" wide and 120" high. The aluminum panels can be fabricated with matching face sheet materials so that you get perfectly coordinated entrances.

The University of Alabama, which has a lot of classic buildings with historic value, has made excellent use of the SL-16 doors. Here are photos of several of them, installed by my friends at Sunbelt Glass.

Morgan Hall, built in 1910, named for U.S. Sen. John Tyler Moore, who led the fight for federal funds to restore the campus after it was destroyed by Union troops

Reese Phifer Hall, known to generations of former students as the Old Union Building

B. B. Comer Hall, built in 1905, named for former Alabama Governor Braxton Bragg Comer

Little Hall, built in 1905, named for William Gray Little, who introduced football to the University of Alabama