Types of Commercial Wood Doors Every Faribault Property Manager Should Know

Your Faribault building has a pair of solid wood entry doors that looked beautiful five years ago. Now they stick every January, the bottom edge is splintered from a snow-melt mat, and the fire inspector just flagged them during the annual walk-through. You’re not alone—commercial wood doors in Minnesota face a unique set of challenges, from extreme temperature swings to strict state codes that don’t always align with what a local millwork shop can supply.

This guide covers the key types of commercial wood doors, what they cost to install in Faribault, and exactly what Minnesota code requires. By the end, you’ll know which door is right for your property and how to choose a contractor who can get it done right.

This guide was written by the commercial door specialists at DJ Commercial Door, serving Minnesota businesses for 20+ years. We’ve installed and repaired hundreds of wood doors across the state—from restored historic entrances in Faribault’s downtown to modern fire-rated assemblies in suburban office parks.