Our lead lined solid core wood doors can be fabricated to meet your project-specific requirements. Select from standard sizes or request a quote for custom sizes or lead thicknesses.

The door sizes listed here ship in 4 to 5 days! Custom doors or door and frame packages are currently running 5 weeks

While these lead thicknesses are the most common for general x-ray rooms such as doctors, dentists, chiropractors, and medical centers; you will still need to check with your local health official or radiation physicist to determine the required lead shielding for your room.

Our standard doors are solid-core wood slab doors, with stain-grade birch veneer, not prepped for hardware or locksets and do not include any hardware, lockset, or frame.

These do not include door lite kits or glass, if you require a door with a view window, please submit a request for quote and we will respond within 4 hours.

These can be planed down to the required size and prepped on the jobsite by the installer.

All lead lined door prices listed include shipping. We offer higher lead equivalencies if required.

 

Lead Lined Doors for X-Ray Rooms

Exceptional Radiation Shielding

Adequate radiation shielding is essential for the proper function of any x-ray room. This is especially true for a x-ray door, which might be overlooked in the design process. Lead lined wood doors play a vital role in ensuring that harmful radiation does not escape the room, and that patients and staff are protected from its effects. Lead lined doors are made with a layer of lead sandwiched between two sheets of wood. This provides an effective barrier against radiation, while still allowing the door to function like a regular door. The lead shielding helps to keep x-rays from escaping the room.

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Why Protection from Radiation is Essential

Radiation from x-ray machines can be harmful to both patients and staff. Patients can be exposed to too much radiation if the x-ray machine is not properly shielded. This can lead to a range of harmful effects such as skin damage, hair loss, and even cancer. Even small amounts of radiation can be harmful to staff if they are exposed to it over a long period of time. This is why it is so important to have lead lined doors in x-ray rooms. The lead shielding will help to keep the harmful radiation contained within the room, protecting both patients and staff.

How Lead Lined Doors Work

Lead lined doors work by providing a barrier between the x-ray room and the rest of the facility. The lead in the door will absorb the radiation, preventing it from passing through. Lead has an array of properties that make it suitable for radiation shielding including its density, application flexibility, and stability. Lead's high atomic number also makes it effective at absorbing x-rays. Lead works to absorb radiation by scattering and absorbing the x-rays. This process helps to reduce the amount of harmful radiation that is able to pass through the door. Lead has been cited to be able to attenuate up to 99% of the radiation, making it an effective radiation shield.

Selecting the Right Lead Lined Door for your X-Ray Door

When selecting a lead lined door for your x-ray room, there are a few things to keep in mind so that you are satisfied with the final output.

Types of Lead Lined Doors

First, you need to decide what type of door you need. There are two main types of lead lined doors, hinged and sliding. Hinged doors are the most common type of lead lined door. They are easy to install and provide a good seal against radiation. Sliding doors are best for larger x-ray rooms. They can be more difficult to install, but they provide a better seal against radiation. You'll also need to consider if you need a lead lined window in your lead lined door. If you require visibility into the x-ray room, then you'll need to select a door with a lead lined window. The lead lined window should have lead glass in a lead lined vision frame.

Lead Equivalency

Lead equivalency is the measure of how much lead is required to reduce the radiation passing through the door. The lead should be thick enough to provide adequate protection. The width of the door should also be considered. The door should be wide enough to allow patients and equipment to pass through easily. You will still need to check with your local health official or radiation physicist to determine the required lead equivalency for your x-ray door. A radiation physicist is a professional who is trained to understand the effects of radiation and how to protect people from its harmful effects.

Construction of Lead Lined Doors

The construction of the lead lined door is also important. Our doors have a solid core so that it can provide adequate strength to hold the weight of the lead lining. The lead is internal, unpierced, 99.9% pure lead sheet evenly distributed throughout the door so that it can provide maximum protection.

Installation of Your Lead Lined Door

Another thing to consider when selecting a lead lined door is installation. These doors are not prepped for hardware. A carpenter can prep the door in the field for your hinge and lockset. A qualified installer should be able to install the door properly.

Note: It is important to note that a forklift is required for offloading your lead lined door

Lead Lined Door Frames

Once you've selected the lead lined door that's right for your x-ray room, you'll also need to select a lead lined door frame. The door frame should be made of metal so that it can properly support the lead lined door. A qualified installer should be able to install the door frame properly.

Why Choose Wood for Your Lead Lined Door?

Wood is a popular choice for lead lined doors because it is a strong and durable material, and can be finished to match the décor of your x-ray room. Wood is a natural material that is environmentally friendly. Using a renewable resource like wood helps to reduce your carbon footprint. Wood is also an excellent insulator, potentially helping to keep the x-ray room cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.

Interested to learn more about the benefits of lead lined wood doors? Contact our team of experts and we’ll tell you everything you need to know!

How are Lead Lined Doors Installed in Your X-Ray Room?

Lead lined doors are installed in much the same way as any other door. The door is hung on the lead lined door frame and then secured in place. The door should be properly sealed so that there are no gaps or openings that could allow radiation to escape. Once the door is installed, a qualified installer should be able to install the door properly and test it to ensure that it is providing adequate protection.

Where are Lead Lined Doors Used?

Lead lined doors are most often used in medical facilities, such as hospitals, clinics, veterinary clinic, and dental offices. They are also used in industrial settings, such as factories and laboratories. PET scan and CT scan rooms also often use lead lined doors. Airports use lead lined doors for screening purposes and there are also defense and aerospace applications such as radiation shielding in military bunkers and space stations.

Lead Glass Pro's Lead Lined Wood Doors

Lead Glass Pro is a leading provider of superior quality lead lined wood doors. With extensive experience in the industry, our commitment to exceptional service and an incomparable product means that you can be confident that you are getting the best possible lead lined door for your x-ray room.

Lead Glass Pro's Solid Core Lead Lined Doors

Our lead lined doors are solid core wood slab doors which means that they are built to last. The lead is evenly distributed throughout the door offering maximum protection and we ensure that the door is properly sealed so there are no gaps or openings. Our lead lined wood doors have a stain-grade birch veneer, which can be stained or painted to match the décor of your x-ray room. Lead Glass Pro's solid core wood doors can also be fabricated to meet your project-specific requirements.

Note: Our lead lined doors are not prepped for hardware or lock sets and do not include any hardware, lockset, or frame.

Lead Glass Pro's Lead Lined Door Sizes

We offer a selection of lead lined door sizes to fit your needs. Our standard sizes are either 36'' x 84'' or 48'' x 84''. These standard sizes can be planed or machined down to your required size and prepped on the job site by your installer. Alternatively, you can contact our team of experts at sales@leadglasspro.com for enquiries about custom sizes or if you'd like to order multiple lead lined doors in one order.

Lead Glass Pro's Lead Lined Door Lead Thickness

At Lead Glass Pro, we offer a variety of standard and custom lead thicknesses for our lead lined doors. Standard lead thicknesses range between 1/32'' (2#) to 3/32'' (6#). We also offer higher lead equivalencies, which can be ordered by contacting our team at sales@leadglasspro.com.

Lead Glass Pro's Lead Lined Door Fabrication Time

While most lead lined door providers take 6 weeks for fabrication, at Lead Glass Pro we can have your standard sized lead lined door fabricated and shipped in 4 days. We understand that time is often of the essence when you are working on a construction project and our team is dedicated to ensuring that you receive your lead lined door as quickly as possible. Custom lead lined door sizes and lead equivalencies will take up to 5 weeks to deliver. Our commitment to transparency means that we include shipping fees in all of our quotes so you never have to worry about hidden costs.

Lead Lined Wood Door Weights

Below is a table for the weights of each door

Lead Thickness	Size	Weight
1/32" -- (2#) -- 0.8mm	36" x 84"	158#
1/32" -- (2#) -- 0.8mm	48" x 84"	210#
1/16" -- (4#) -- 1.6mm	36" x 84"	200#
1/16" -- (4#) -- 1.6mm	48" x 84"	266#
5/64" -- (5#) -- 2mm	36" x 84"	221#
5/64" -- (5#) -- 2mm	48" x 84"	294#
3/32" -- (6#) -- 2.4mm	36" x 84"	242#
3/32" -- (6#) -- 2.4mm	48" x 84"	322#

 

 

Lead Glass Pro's Quality and Safety

At Lead Glass Pro, we understand the importance of safety in x-ray rooms. This is why we only use the highest quality materials and our team is expertly trained to ensure the best possible results. This also means that we will expect some basic protocols to be in place so that your lead lined doors can be delivered and utilized correctly.

• Customer must verify lead equivalency meets the shielding requirements of the room
• All radiation shielding calculations must be determined by a radiation physicist.
• Payment will be required to begin fabrication.
• Once fabrication begins, no cancellations or changes may take place
• By placing an order and paying you accept and have verified sizes, quantities, lead equivalency, and accept the terms for shipping / receiving and returns / replacement.
• All products must be inspected upon delivery in the presence of the delivery driver. Once the product is received and the delivery receipt is signed, no claims for damage will be entertained. If there is damage, note it on the delivery receipt and contact us immediately.
• Our products can only ship to a commercial address. We cannot ship to residential addresses.
• A forklift is required for offloading

Contact Us Today!

For more information about our lead lined doors and how we can help you create a safe x-ray room, contact us today. Our team of specialists would be happy to answer any questions you may have and provide a custom quote for your lead lined doors.