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Product series — 78 000

Everest 78 000 Series Main Entrance Doors

A thermally broken aluminum main-entrance door family documented with its section list, scale 1:1 profiles, accessories and weatherstrips, and infill from 11 to 46 mm — glass or panel.

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78 000 Series technical catalog

Everest 78 000 Series Main Entrance Doors — Technical Catalog

Official Everest manufacturer document supplied by Gloria Glass. Catalog values apply to the configurations documented inside the catalog. They are not universal performance values for every project, and they are not US, Colorado, New York or California code approval.

Everest CE 78 000 Series main entrance door technical cutaway: thermally broken door frame and leaf section with polyamide thermal breaks, yellow insulating inserts, weatherstrips and an infill panel, set on a threshold build-up and shown on a plain white background.

Best suited for

  • Main entrance openings in residential, multifamily and commercial buildings
  • Entrances that mix a glazed lite with a solid or insulated infill panel in the same leaf
  • Elevations where the entrance door must match the aluminum language of the surrounding openings
  • Fabricators working from a documented cut list, accessory list and tooling sequence
  • Projects where the entrance leaf and frame have to be scheduled alongside windows and storefront framing

Configurations

  • Main entrance door leaf and frame sections documented at scale 1:1
  • Glass infill from 11 to 46 mm with the matching glass beading
  • Panel infill within the same thickness range, including combined glass-and-panel leaves
  • Accessory and weatherstrip selection documented per section
  • Door and window section details for head, jamb, threshold and meeting profiles
  • Cut-list formulas and tooling sequence for shop fabrication

System overview

The 78 000 Series is Everest's main-entrance door family. The catalog documents it as a complete fabrication set rather than a marketing sheet: general notes, the list of sections, scale 1:1 profile drawings, weatherstrip, glass and glass-beading insertion, the accessory and weatherstrip list, the door and window sections, the cut-list formulas and the tooling chapter.

Infill is the first project decision. The catalog documents glass or panel infill from 11 to 46 mm within the same family, so a single leaf can carry a glazed lite, an insulated panel, or a combination, with the glass beading selected to suit the thickness actually specified.

Sections are extruded in aluminium alloy to UNI EN 573-3 (EN-AW 6060) and thermally treated per UNI EN 755-2, with theoretical section weights and dimensions subject to the tolerances stated in UNI EN 12020-2. Those are the catalog's own material and tolerance references — they are European manufacturer documentation, not a performance rating.

No thermal, air, water, acoustic, security or fire figure is published on this page. The supplied catalog is a fabrication and detailing document; a value for a specific entrance is confirmed on current Everest submittals for the exact configuration and reviewed by the project team.

Technical snapshot from the manufacturer catalog

Figures below are manufacturer catalog data supplied by Everest. CE and EN references are European manufacturer documentation, not US, Colorado, New York or California code approval.

System type
Thermally broken aluminum main entrance door family
Infill thickness documented
11 to 46 mm

Glass or panel, per the supplied 78 000 catalog

Alloy reference
EN-AW 6060 to UNI EN 573-3

European manufacturer catalog reference, not US code approval

Thermal treatment reference
UNI EN 755-2

Catalog material processing reference

Dimensional tolerance reference
UNI EN 12020-2

Section weights and dimensions are theoretical and vary within these tolerances

Catalog detail coverage
Section list, scale 1:1 profiles, glass and weatherstrip insertion, accessory list, sections, cut list, tooling

Final glass make-up, profile selection, anchors, spans, panel and sash sizes, hardware, drainage and any thermal, acoustic or structural value require current Everest submittals plus project-specific architect, engineer and code review. Nothing on this page is a code approval, a performance guarantee or a project-specific recommendation.

Components and details

  • Door frame profiles for head, jamb and threshold
  • Door leaf profiles documented at scale 1:1
  • Glass beadings matched to the infill thickness selected between 11 and 46 mm
  • Weatherstrips and gaskets from the catalog accessory list
  • Thermal break inserts within the frame and leaf sections
  • Accessories and fixings documented in the accessory chapter

Glass, infill and hardware considerations

  • Infill selection — glass, panel, or both in one leaf — is made within the documented 11 to 46 mm range and confirmed with the glass fabricator.
  • Glass beading and weatherstrip selection follows the infill thickness actually specified, per the catalog insertion chapter.
  • Entrance hardware — closers, hinges or pivots, locks, thresholds and exit devices — is selected against leaf weight, leaf size, traffic and the applicable code, and confirmed on current submittals.
  • Accessibility, egress and hardware requirements for a main entrance are set by the project design team and the authority having jurisdiction, not by this page.
  • Finish selection is confirmed with current Everest finish documentation for the specified profiles.

Specification workflow

  1. Send the entrance opening size, leaf count, handing and swing direction.
  2. State the intended infill: glazed lite, panel, or a combination, and the thickness within the documented 11 to 46 mm range.
  3. Confirm the hardware intent — closer, pivot or hinge, lock and threshold — and any egress or accessibility requirement.
  4. Confirm how the entrance meets the adjacent framing: storefront, curtain wall or masonry opening.
  5. Request current Everest submittals for the specified configuration and route them for architect, engineer and code review.
  6. Confirm accessories, weatherstrips and fabrication details before ordering.

Request a technical review

Send plans, elevations, a schedule or a take-off by email and we will review the 78 000 Series against what the drawings actually show, then tell you what else is needed before it can be priced or specified. Email info@gloria-glass.com or start from the contact form — there is no document upload on this page.

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Project regions

Gloria Glass works on projects in Colorado, New York and California, with Denver, New York City and Los Angeles as its principal target markets. Its verified principal office is in Littleton, Colorado; there is no office, showroom, warehouse or inventory in New York or California.

Gloria Glass accepts sales and specification inquiries for these series on projects in Colorado, New York and California, from its principal office in Littleton, Colorado. There is no claimed office, showroom, warehouse or inventory in New York or California. Gloria Glass does not claim authorised or exclusive distribution, does not fabricate these systems, does not stock them, does not guarantee their performance and does not claim completed projects using them.

78 000 Series questions

What infill thickness does the 78 000 Series take?
The supplied catalog documents glass or panel infill from 11 to 46 mm. The exact make-up for a project is set by the design team and confirmed on current submittals, with the glass beading selected to suit.
Can the door carry a solid panel instead of glass?
Yes — the catalog documents panel as well as glass infill within the same thickness range, including leaves that combine a glazed lite with a panel.
What does the supplied catalog actually contain?
General notes, the list of sections, scale 1:1 profile drawings, weatherstrip, glass and glass-beading insertion, the accessory and weatherstrip list, the door and window sections, the cut-list formulas and the tooling chapter.
Can you publish a U-value or a fire, security or air rating for this door?
No. The supplied catalog is a fabrication and detailing document and states no such value. Any thermal, air, water, acoustic, security or fire figure for a specific entrance comes from current Everest submittals for that exact configuration and is reviewed by the project team.
Do the EN references mean the door is approved in Colorado, New York or California?
No. UNI EN 573-3, UNI EN 755-2 and UNI EN 12020-2 are European manufacturer material and tolerance references from the catalog. US, state and local approval is a separate process handled by the design team and the authority having jurisdiction.

78 000 Series inquiry

Request an Everest 78 000 Series quote

Send drawings, a schedule or a take-off and we will tell you what else is needed to specify and price the system properly.

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Availability, final specifications, certification, engineering requirements, glazing, finish, delivery and project suitability are confirmed for each project.