How to Build Doors, Hatches and Windows for a Factory

Doors and hatches

Metal Sliding Door is the main powered or manual entry for a factory wall. Set it into a wall opening and it slides aside rather than swinging. Old Industrial Wood Door is the wooden alternative for interior rooms and offices.

Iron Hatch covers floor and ceiling openings. Place it over a hole in the floor to reach a basement level, or in a ceiling to reach a roof. It sits flush with the surrounding surface when closed.

Windows, glass and fencing

Steel Framed Window is the framed glass panel for walls. Place a run of them to make a window band along a factory wall. Panzer Glass Block is the heavy glass option and comes with Panzer Glass Slab for half-height glazing.

For open boundaries, use Steel Mesh Fence as the fence line and Steel Mesh Fence Gate where you need a gate in that line. The mesh look keeps sightlines open while still marking the boundary.

Interior fittings

Steel Table gives you a work surface block for control rooms and break areas. Metal Bar and Metal Rung Ladder handle vertical access and railing details. Old Industrial Wood Planks and its shape set — Old Industrial Wood Slab, Old Industrial Wood Slab Slice, and Old Industrial Wood Stairs — cover interior wood surfaces that match the Old Industrial Wood Door.