Vintage Industrial Galvanized Steel Fire Door | Early 20th Century

Built to withstand the demands of an early industrial building, this authentic timber fire door is wrapped entirely in galvanized steel and carries decades of honest wear that simply can't be replicated. Layers of original paint have naturally weathered over time, revealing the galvanized surface beneath and creating a rich, textured patina that makes each side distinctly unique.

Its clean three-panel design offers a surprisingly modern aesthetic while retaining all the character of its industrial past. Whether installed as a dramatic sliding barn door, incorporated into a loft renovation, or displayed as architectural wall art, this substantial piece brings history, craftsmanship and unmistakable character to contemporary interiors.

Unlike modern reproductions, every scratch, worn edge and exposed layer tells the story of a working life inside an industrial building.

Condition:
As found. Original galvanized steel cladding with beautifully weathered paint and patina. One side retains much of its original painted finish, while the reverse reveals extensive paint loss exposing the galvanized steel beneath. Door is structurally solid. No hinges, lockset or key included. Please review photographs carefully as they form part of the description.

Dimensions

• Width: 35.75"
• Height: 77.5"
• Thickness: 1.875"

Features

• Mid 20th century industrial fire door
• Solid timber core with galvanized steel cladding
• Authentic multi-layered paint and patina
• Clean three-panel design
• Original folded galvanized steel edges
• Ideal for use as a sliding barn door, room divider or architectural statement piece
• One-of-a-kind

Shipping:
This is a substantial architectural salvage piece. Please contact us for a shipping quote prior to placing your order. We regularly coordinate shipping throughout Canada and the United States and are happy to provide a customized freight estimate.