Curtron SPD-20-AL-DBL-4884 48" x 84" Service-Pro Series 20 Swinging Door - CUSPD20ALDBL4884

Curtron SPD-20-AL-DBL-4884 48" x 84" Service-Pro Series 20 Swinging Door - CUSPD20ALDBL4884

The Curtron SPD-20-AL-DBL-4884 is designed specifically to increase customer and employee comfort. It does this by reducing the noise coming from the kitchen, stock rooms, warehouses, and other such areas while providing years of dependable service. The Service-Pro Door has an attractive design, engineered of .063" tempered aluminum with a satin anodized finish. It has two 9" x 14" clear windows. It does not come with a kickplate or bottom pin. The SPD-20-AL-DBL-4884 does, however, come with a hinged assembly and bottom pin. It has two 24" x 84" door panels.

Features 

• (2) 24" x 84" door panels
• .063" tempered aluminum with satin anodized finish
• (2) 9" x 14" clear windows
• No kickplate / impact plate
• Hinged assembly and bottom pin
• Increases customer and employee comfort by reducing noise and providing years of dependable service
• Every Service-Pro door comes with the outstanding customer service and support of Curtron Products
• Attractive impact doors used in customer and back kitchen areas as well as in retail and industrial environments
• Creates a barrier between customers and kitchens, stock rooms, warehouses and more

Specifications

• Model: SPD-20-AL-DBL-4884
• Dimensions: 84" H x 48" W
• Approximate Weight: 98 lbs.

What our Experts Think

• Compact Double-Swing Design: Offers a 48″ wide × 84″ high opening, ideal for smaller passageways in kitchens, prep rooms, or service corridors.

• Light-Duty Aluminum Build: Constructed from .063″ tempered aluminum with a satin-anodized finish, providing durability for frequent personnel traffic.

• Clear Visibility Windows: Each door panel includes a 9″ × 14″ acrylic window for improved sight-lines and collision prevention.

• Efficient Two-Way Flow: The bi-parting swing design supports smooth movement in both directions, enhancing workflow and reducing congestion.

• Installation Notes: Ensure the rough opening fits 48″ × 84″, with enough clearance for door swing and adequate frame support.

• Recommended Use: Perfect for light-duty commercial environments such as restaurants, retail spaces, and storage areas where visibility and efficiency are key.

Q&A

Q: What is the SPD‑20‑AL‑DBL‑7884 model?
A: A double‑leaf aluminum swing door from Curtron’s Service‑Pro Series 20, designed for light‑duty commercial traffic areas with a wide opening size of 78″ × 84″.

Q: What are its dimensions and panel configuration?
A: Measures approximately 78″ wide and 84″ high in total. It consists of two panels (each roughly 39″ wide × 84″ high) that swing both directions for two‑way traffic flow.

Q: What construction and material features does it offer?
A: Constructed using .063″‑thick tempered aluminum with satin‑anodized finish. Includes built‑in 9″ × 14″ clear windows for visibility and reinforced back‑spine support for durability.

Q: What environments is this door best suited for?
A: Ideal for commercial kitchens, food‑service back‑of‑house entrances, convenience‑store service zones, or any setting requiring a wide, bidirectional access door with durable aluminum construction and moderate traffic throughput.

Q: What should installers check before purchase and installation?
A: Ensure the structural opening accommodates 78″ width × 84″ height; confirm there is adequate clearance on both sides for the door panels to swing; verify the frame and hardware are compatible with an aluminum dual‑swing door; and select the appropriate finish and vision‑panel layout for the facility’s environment.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean the satin-anodized aluminum surfaces regularly with a soft cloth and a mild non-abrasive cleaner to prevent buildup and maintain finish quality.

• Inspect hinge assemblies, bottom pivots and fasteners to ensure no loose or worn parts; tighten or replace hardware as necessary.

• Verify both door leaves swing freely, align properly at the center, and close flush without scraping or sticking.

• Check the vision windows and surrounding seals for cracks, haze, or separation to ensure clear visibility and safe operation.

• Monitor panel surfaces for dents, corrosion or fatigue—especially in high-traffic zones—and address any damage promptly.

• Every 3-6 months, apply a light lubricant to hinge joints and pivot points to maintain smooth operation and reduce noise.

• At least twice a year, perform a full inspection: clean hardware, re-tighten fasteners, test door under actual traffic conditions, and document any worn parts for replacement.