Is the thicker the thickness of the copper door copper plate better?

I believe many people will ask how thick the copper plate is when buying copper doors? When you know the material specifications, do you worry about the safety of making copper doors with such thin copper plates? Even some inexperienced customers may ask, shouldn't copper doors be solid? When you ask such a question, it indicates that you are not yet familiar with the structure and manufacturing process of copper doors.



I believe many people are concerned about the thickness of the copper door they buy, thinking that the thicker the better. Actually, it's not like this. Copper doors are a customized non-standard product, with various thicknesses of copper plates available, ranging from 0.5-2mm. Copper door manufacturers can customize according to your requirements, with a copper plate thickness of 0.8mm-1.0mm to meet the needs of household and general commercial, banking, and government institutions. The price of thicker copper plates will also be much higher, because most of the cost of copper doors is copper plates.



Since its rise in the 1990s, the copper door industry has developed for nearly 30 years. The styles of copper doors are becoming increasingly diverse, and the surface treatment technology is also becoming more mature. The internal structure of copper doors has been changed from "steel skeleton+plywood" to "stainless steel skeleton+aluminum honeycomb filler", and from "bonding technology" to "welding technology". Copper doors nowadays are much better in terms of style, craftsmanship, and quality compared to 10 years ago.