Pemko 2748A36 Saddle Threshold Mill Finish Aluminum 36in

Product Description

The PEMKO 2748A36 is a saddle-style door threshold manufactured from mill finish aluminum. It sits at the base of a door opening to bridge the gap between the door bottom and the floor, reducing air infiltration and providing a smooth transition between surfaces. At 36 inches in length, 8 inches in width, and 0.5 inches in height, this threshold suits standard single-door commercial and residential applications. The mill finish aluminum construction resists corrosion and holds up in high-traffic environments. Installation is typically handled by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or door hardware technician during new construction or door replacement projects.

The 2748A36 is suited for use at exterior or interior door openings where a low-profile saddle threshold is required. The 8-inch width accommodates door frames with deeper sill conditions, and the saddle profile channels water and debris away from the door opening. This threshold is a practical choice for entryways in commercial offices, light industrial spaces, and residential applications where a durable, clean-finish threshold is needed.

Key Features

• Saddle profile channels water and debris away from the door opening
• Mill finish aluminum construction for corrosion resistance in interior and exterior applications
• 36 inches length fits standard single-door openings
• 8-inch width suits deeper sill and frame conditions
• Low 0.5-inch height supports ADA-compliant threshold transitions when properly installed
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation saddle threshold for standard 36-inch door openings in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a door hardware technician or finish carpenter. Secure the threshold to the sill substrate using appropriate fasteners for the floor material; do not over-drive fasteners into the aluminum extrusion. Verify the door bottom clearance before fastening to ensure proper contact or clearance as required by the door bottom type. Consult local building codes for ADA ramp angle requirements when the threshold height creates a vertical change in level.