Project managers, particularly those specializing in the construction of medical facilities, know all too well how important it is to find a trusted source when ordering lead lined doors and frames.

There are many government and industrial regulations required to provide adequate protection from radiation, a general term used to describe a bundle of energy in the form of electromagnetic (EM) waves.

If you find yourself looking for reliable fire door manufacturers – and you need high-quality stainless steel doors and frames delivered fast – look no further than National Custom Hollow Metal Doors and Frames (NCHM).

Backed by almost a half century of industry expertise, the Warnock Hersey (WH) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) fire doors and frames we offer are proof that there is no substitute for hands-on product knowledge. Our hard-working team assembled over the years delivers a superior level of craftsmanship that is evident in every detail of our doors and frames.

There are certain universal factors used to determine if a project is completed successfully. Generally, if a project has fulfilled its scope (or goal), stayed within budget, and is completed on schedule everyone is a happy camper.

Many in the project management field agree that while all three objectives are important, staying on schedule is perhaps the most crucial aspect. This is due to the fact that companies like National Custom Hollow Metal Doors and Frames (NCHM), which has perfected the art of offering the fastest lead times in the industry, understand that helping customers achieve their project completion date leads to several other benefits.

Staying abreast of key trends and making face-to-face connections is vital in any industry. With four decades in the business, National Custom Hollow Metal Doors and Frames (NCHM) understands this, and will be attending the Door and Hardware Institute’s (DHI) convention again this year.

“We get direct feedback from our industry partners and current and potential customers on what market demands need to be met and what pain points exist in the industry that we should try to limit or eliminate,” Vice President Shea Mathews said. “This direct feedback allows us to act quickly on the information because it is provided firsthand.”