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The Beckham is a modern aluminum front door built as a swing entry door: it hangs on hinges at the side jamb and opens the full width of the door. Every Beckham is made to order to your opening, from 48″ to 86″ wide and 80″ to 144″ tall, with the jamb depth set in ⅛″ steps to match your wall.
Prefer a pivot? The same design is also available as a pivot entry door. Configure your door on this page and our team will confirm every detail with you.
Inswing or outswing: most homes choose inswing, where the door opens into the house. You push it open from outside and pull it open from inside. Outswing is the reverse, and is typical for commercial projects or wherever your site calls for it.
Left or right hand: stand on the street looking at the door. If the hinges are on the left, it's a left-hand door. If they're on the right, it's a right-hand door.
Plan view, looking down, with the street at the bottom. Not sure which you need? Send us a photo of your entry and we'll confirm it.
Every door is built to your opening, not pulled off a shelf. Here is what goes into every Gladiator swing entry door before it leaves the factory.
Your full build prints as a dated build sheet
Every Gladiator swing entry door is made to order to the size you enter, from 48″ to 86″ wide and 80″ to 144″ tall. Jamb depth is set in ⅛″ steps to match your wall.
Stock-size doors: you reframe the opening to fit the door. We build the door to fit the opening.
Choose from 8 aluminum colors or 12 wood-grain finishes. The finish is applied at the factory, so the door arrives finished and ready to hang.
The door hangs on stainless steel hinges with a built-in damper, so it swings smoothly and settles closed quietly instead of slamming.
Frame the entry in glass. Add a sidelight on the left, right or both, each up to 48″ wide, and a transom up to 48″ tall, with clear or frosted glass.
Nothing is ordered off a form. Send us your build and a Gladiator specialist calls you to confirm measurements, finish, swing and hinge side before anything goes into production.
You buy straight from the factory, with no distributor markup in between, and every door is backed by our 15-year warranty and ships free in the USA.
Every Gladiator entry door design comes both ways, in the same sizes and finishes. The only difference is how the door moves.
Hangs on hinges at the side jamb and swings open across the full width of the door. The way a front door has always opened.
Turns on a pivot set in from the jamb, so the big side swings in while the short side swings out. A bold, gallery-style entrance.
Same sizes, finishes, glass and smart-lock options either way. Not sure which suits your entry? Send us a photo and we'll help you choose.
One design. Your opening.No ordinary front door.Bigger · Stronger · Impressive
The door opens smoothly and closes softly, with no slam and no squeak.
A built-in damper slows the door as it closes, so it settles quietly instead of slamming.
Forged and precision-cast stainless steel, built to carry a heavy door without sagging.
Ordinary hinges can squeak and let a door drop over time. These are made to stay quiet and keep the door true.
Cycle-tested at the factory for years of opening and closing without bending or damage.
Hardware varies by model; our team confirms every build with you.
Between the door's two aluminum skins sits a honeycomb of thin aluminum cells. Mostly air, so a big panel stays light. A web of linked cells, so it stays rigid and flat.
Aluminum is a non-combustible material, and the honeycomb won't soak up water, swell or rot.
The honeycomb's surface is treated with an epoxy coating, and it's salt-spray tested at the factory for pinholes, cracks and blisters.
Pure aluminum gives off no harmful gases and can be fully recycled.
Mostly air inside, so even an oversized panel is lighter to ship, carry and hang.
Core construction can vary by model; our team confirms every build with you.
Cut the frame open: sealed chambers, a thermal break, layered seals and insulating fill, all in heavy-wall aluminum. Tap a dot to see what it is.
Frame construction can vary by model; our team confirms every build with you.
Seals, hardware and locking are engineered together, so the door feels as good to use as it looks.
Sealing strips made from the same kind of material used on premium cars, around an aluminum honeycomb sandwich panel. Together they help keep out moisture, hold in heat, resist fire and stand up to knocks.
Hardware from established makers is designed into the door from the start, not added after. Clean lines, nothing cluttered, and a finish that plays with light and shadow.
The lock uses a custom rotating hook bolt. If the lock cylinder is attacked, the hook turns to block and bite deep into the frame, so the door holds.
Our design team works with you on size, finish, glass and hardware to build a door that suits your home's materials and style.
Hardware and lock options vary by model; our team confirms every build with you.
Nothing comes off a shelf. You choose the size, the finish, the swing and the extras, and we build to it.
Width from 48″ to 86″, height from 80″ to 144″, and jamb depth set in ⅛″ steps to match your wall.
Choose a modern aluminum color or a factory-applied wood-grain finish. Both arrive finished: nothing to stain or seal.
Left or right hand, opening in or out. Pick the one that suits your entry and the way you walk through it.
Add a glass sidelight on the left, the right or both, each up to 48″ wide. The configurator shows it live as you size it.
Add a transom above the door up to 48″ tall for extra height and daylight.
Choose clear or frosted for the door glass and, separately, for your sidelights.
Set your size, finish, swing and extras in the configurator, then tap Contact Us To Get Build Info. A Gladiator specialist will call you to go over your build, confirm your measurements and answer your questions before anything is ordered.
Building with a contractor or architect? Print your dated build sheet from the configurator and share it with your team, or call us and we'll walk through the options together.
Three things to get right before you order. Read them once and your door arrives sized, handed and set up for your opening.
Two numbers matter. Your rough opening is the framed hole in the wall, measured stud to stud and floor to header. Your frame size is the outside of the door frame, and that's the width and height you enter in the configurator.
Example for reference only. Sizes shown are a sample 48″ door in a typical 2×4 wall. Every Gladiator door is built to your measurements, so your numbers will be different.
Order a frame about ½″ smaller than the rough opening in width and height. That leaves room to shim, square and level the door.
Rough opening 48½″ × 96½″ → enter 48″ × 96″ in the configurator.
Size the rough opening for the whole unit: door plus sidelights plus transom. See Sidelights below.
Frame your door in glass with a sidelight on the left, the right or both, each up to 48″ wide, plus a transom up to 48″ tall. Sidelights don't have to match. The overall unit is every frame width added together, so size your rough opening for the total.
Drawn to the same scale. Examples use a 48″ × 96″ door with 18″ sidelights and an 18″ transom. Your sizes will be different.
Sidelights don't have to match. Each one can be up to 48″ wide, and a transom up to 48″ tall.
Size the rough opening for the whole unit, about ½″ bigger than the overall width and height.
Pick sidelights or a transom in the configurator above to see a sample drawing of that layout with the sizes you enter. It’s a reference only; our team confirms every build with you.
Select entry doors can be paired with our smart-lock systems: fingerprint, facial recognition, app control, PIN entry and remote unlocking.
Every Gladiator door moves through a 38-stage build. You get live visibility at each checkpoint — from material sourcing to the truck leaving our dock.
Every swing entry door is built to your opening — not pulled off a shelf
Contact us directly and we'll help you size it, spec it and get it to your door.
