Pemko 255A36 Saddle Threshold Mill Finish Aluminum 36in

Product Description

The PEMKO 255A36 is a saddle-style door threshold finished in mill aluminum, designed for installation at the base of commercial and residential door openings to bridge the gap between the floor and the door bottom. The saddle profile provides a low-profile transition surface that controls air infiltration and moisture intrusion while maintaining a walkable surface. At 36 inches in length, this threshold suits standard single-door applications. The mill finish aluminum construction resists corrosion and holds up under continuous foot traffic. Installation is handled by door hardware specialists, finish carpenters, or general contractors during new construction or retrofit projects.

This threshold is suited for interior and exterior doorway applications where a durable, low-profile transition is required. The saddle design accommodates typical door sweep and door bottom contact, making it compatible with a range of door bottom sealing systems. It is appropriate for commercial storefronts, office entryways, and residential exterior doors where a clean aluminum finish is specified.

Key Features

• Saddle profile provides a low-profile, walkable transition at the door sill
• Mill finish aluminum construction resists corrosion and wear under foot traffic
• 36-inch length fits standard single-door openings
• Compatible with common door bottom and door sweep sealing systems
• Lightweight at 2.8 pounds for straightforward handling and field cutting if needed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation saddle threshold for standard single-door openings in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Saddle thresholds are typically installed by door hardware technicians, finish carpenters, or general contractors. Secure the threshold to the substrate using appropriate fasteners for the floor material before hanging or adjusting the door. Verify the door bottom clearance allows proper contact with the threshold saddle without binding. Adhere to local building codes and ADA guidelines regarding threshold height and slope where applicable.