Curtron SPD-20-AL-DBL-7896 78" x 96" Service-Pro Series 20 Swinging Door - CUSPD20ALDBL7896

Curtron SPD-20-AL-DBL-7896 78" x 96" Service-Pro Series 20 Swinging Door - CUSPD20ALDBL7896

The Curtron SPD-20-AL-DBL-7896 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-7896 does, however, come with a hinged assembly and bottom pin. It has two 39" x 96" door panels.

Features 

• (2) 39" x 96" 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-7896
• Dimensions: 96" H x 78" W
• Approximate Weight: 182 lbs.

What our Experts Think

• Large Double-Swing Opening: Provides a 78″ wide × 96″ high opening with two panels, ideal for wide access in moderate-traffic areas.

• Light-Duty Aluminum Construction: Tempered .063″ anodized aluminum panels, suitable for personnel traffic rather than heavy carts or forklifts.

• Safety Visibility: Each panel includes a 9″ × 14″ clear acrylic window for improved sight-lines and safer operation.

• Efficient Traffic Flow: Great for separating customer areas from service zones or managing two-way traffic in restaurants, kitchens, retail, or light industrial settings.

• Installation Notes: Ensure the rough opening matches 78″ × 96″, swing clearance is adequate, and wall/header framing can support the door size.

Q&A

Q: What is the SPD‑20‑AL‑DBL‑7896 model?
A: A double‑leaf swinging commercial traffic door from the Series 20 line, designed for light‑duty dual‑direction traffic in food‑service or retail environments.

Q: What are its dimensions and panel configuration?
A: Measures 78″ wide × 96″ high, comprising two panels of approximately 39″ × 96″ each.

Q: What are its key construction and material features?
A: .063″ thick anodized aluminum panels with a satin finish, built‑in 9″ × 14″ windows for visibility, and a reinforced back‑spine design for durability in light‑traffic scenarios.

Q: What environments is this door best suited for?
A: Ideal for restaurant back‑of‑house entrances, convenience store service areas, sheltered retail corridors, or any location with moderate two‑way traffic needing a durable, light‑duty swinging door.

Q: What should installers verify before installation?
A: Ensure the rough opening is 78″ W × 96″ H; check swing clearance in both directions; confirm the frame and hardware support the aluminum panels; and verify finish/vision panels meet the intended environment.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Aluminum Surfaces: Wipe door panels with a soft cloth and mild, non-abrasive cleaner to prevent dirt buildup and maintain finish.

• Inspect Hinges & Pins: Check the Easy Swing® hinges, bottom pins, and pivot hardware for looseness or wear; tighten or replace as needed.

• Check Panel Alignment: Ensure both door leaves swing freely and meet evenly in the center. Adjust hinges or frame if panels do not close flush.

• Inspect Windows & Seals: Examine the acrylic windows for cracks or haze and ensure gaskets/edge seals are intact.

• Monitor Wear Surfaces: Inspect aluminum panels for dents, corrosion, or fatigue, especially in high-traffic areas.

• Lubricate Moving Parts: Every 3–6 months, apply lightweight lubricant to hinge joints, rollers, and pins to maintain smooth operation and reduce noise.

• Routine Inspection: Twice a year, check all fasteners, clean hardware, test door operation under load, and replace any worn parts.