For access to commercial or residential plumbing, electrical wires or cable elements the Elmdor DW22X30PC-SDL will conceal the clutter while providing a safe means of access to important components of the building or home. Installation is quick and simple. With its 15/16 in. finish frame you can conceal the rough opening in your wall or ceiling to provide a finished look. They can be painted or wallpapered to match any decor for a pleasing look.
Ideal for use in new construction or remodeling projects in masonry, tile, wood or other wall and ceiling surfaces
Doors are prime coated, suitable for painting or wall papering and are fabricated from durable 16-Gauge galvanized steel
Concealed pivoting rod hinge allows for smooth operation
Prime coated means no added prep work prior to painting
Rounded safety corners provide a more fluid appearance as well as ease of use
Included is 1/4 in. mounting holes for installation convenience
Q:I’m confused- I need a door 30” wide and 22” tall and I’m reading conflicting answers. I also read that the hinge is on the 30” side which doesn’t make sense with 22” wide door. Thanks!
by|Nov 8, 2023
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A: We measure W X H, the hinge will be on the height side. A 30x22 door would be a custom size.
by|Nov 9, 2023
Q:Does the 22 x 30 size refer to the mounting frame/door size or does it include the surface trim? My rafters are 22 inches apart. I want to know if this model will fit that opening without having to add additional framing.
by|Nov 3, 2023
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A: The 22 x 30 refers to the door size. The mounting frame size needed will be noted on the submittal sheet under wall opening.
22 1/2 x 30 1/2 is needed for the DW series.
by|Nov 3, 2023
Q:will this fit a wall opening of 22-1/2" x 30-1/2"
by|Jul 27, 2023
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A: Hello Chris, yes this will fit in a wall opening of 22-1/2" x 30-1/2".
by|Jul 28, 2023
Q:does it fit for 5/8 dry wall ceiling to mount with screws?
by|Jan 23, 2023
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A: Yes, mine did
by|Sep 1, 2023
A: There should be no problem as long as there's a sturdy support behind the drywall to screw into.
by|Jan 25, 2023
A: The opening needs to be 1/2" more on the width and height side. Also the depth of inner frame is 1 1/4".
by|Oct 31, 2023
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Dec 4, 2020
The access panel was exactly as described. The opening in my ceiling was about 1/2 inch shorter ...
The access panel was exactly as described. The opening in my ceiling was about 1/2 inch shorter than 30 inches long, so I had to shave off some of the drywall. However, once installed, it fit snugly. My only complaint is that there were no screws or other hardware to secure the panel to the ceiling beams but I had drywall screws in my toolbox. I would recommend this panel.
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Nov 10, 2020
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Installed this product after a attic furnace/ac replacement on a 20yr old tract home. The drywall trim around the opening had to be removed to gain a meer 1/2inch to exchange the equiepment. Exelent fit i was able to continue to use the origoinal to the house attic cover and insilation behind the access door. This.put a very professional looking finish on my project.
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Apr 10, 2018
Fairly easy to install, but may take two people.
Fairly easy to install, but may take two people.
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Nov 30, 2023
Great size and easy to install.
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Aug 28, 2023
Exactly what we needed, sturdy metal not cheap plastic. We painted it to match paint on walls and looks great.
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May 10, 2023
It works
The door was easy enough to install, though we had to install it on its side and will need to rig up a way to keep it open when we need to access the attic. The only problem is that the toggles to lock the door closed are not lined up with the screws, and they're all different angles, so it's hard to tell when the door is fully locked closed.