Ductmate
Ductmate GRD1612F2GA Access Door 17x13 Steel
A steel duct access door measuring 17 inches wide by 13 inches high with a 12-inch door height and thumbscrew latches
- ColorTransparent
- Steel construction withstands 300 °F service temperatures
- 16-gauge thickness resists deformation under duct pressure
- Thumbscrew latches allow tool-free panel removal
- 17 × 13 in frame fits standard rectangular openings
- Two 1-1/2 in mounting studs simplify installation
Ductmate GRD1612F2GA Access Door
The Ductmate GRD1612F2GA is a rectangular steel access door sized 17 inches wide by 13 inches high. It provides a service opening for HVAC ductwork and features a transparent observation port built into the panel. The door secures with thumbscrew latches and mounts using two 1 1/2 inch studs.
Installers needing quick duct inspection
This door suits technicians who need a simple, fire-rated access point with a clear view port for visual checks inside rectangular ducts. It is not intended for systems requiring a hinged swing door, an insulated panel, or a higher temperature rating than 300 degrees F.
16 gauge steel panel rated to 300 F
The 16 gauge steel construction handles standard HVAC temperatures up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit and fits a nominal 16 by 12 inch opening. It lacks insulation and a fire rating, so it will not meet code requirements for rated fire barriers or high-heat exhaust systems.
Highlights
- Steel construction withstands 300 °F service temperatures
- 16-gauge thickness resists deformation under duct pressure
- Thumbscrew latches allow tool-free panel removal
- 17 × 13 in frame fits standard rectangular openings
- Two 1-1/2 in mounting studs simplify installation
Specifications
| Brand | DUCTMATE |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What duct opening size does the 16 in by 12 in access door fit?
The door is sized for a 16 in wide by 12 in high rectangular cut-out in the ductwork.
Can the 16 ga steel door handle the heat from an older furnace that runs near its 300 Degrees F rating?
Yes, the 16 ga steel construction and 1 1/8 in thick door are rated for continuous exposure up to 300 Degrees F.
How do I confirm the two mounting studs and thumbscrew latches are holding the door airtight after installation?
Close the door, tighten both thumbscrews by hand, then run the system and feel around the frame for air leakage.
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