Haas 2400 and 2500 steel-door comparison

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Identifier: 2400 / 2500. This guide compares a family or related models. Use the exact configuration on your label.

Models covered: 2400, 2500. They are separate configurations; compare the applicable facts and documents below.

Both residential pages list two-inch tongue-and-groove doors, but the steel wording differs: 2400 says 24 gauge; 2500 says nominal 24 gauge.

Insulation is an option. A listed available tested U-factor is not evidence that every door in the series has that thermal construction.

The combined resource page contains separate 2400 and 2500 residential brochures and a commercial ribbed-steel brochure. Choose the series-specific residential entry.

Documented specifications

Official documents & support

These links open the manufacturer’s document or support page. Manuals are hosted by their issuer.

Filter the documents listed below by model or document type. A match is not confirmation of your unit’s revision or installed accessories; read the scope note before using a document.

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• series specific brochure selector
  Haas 2400/2500 Series literature selector ↗

  Separate residential brochure rows; the commercial ribbed document is a different resource.

  Models: 2400, 2500EnglishRevision not verifiedUnited States

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Sources & scope

1. Haas residential 2400 Series — construction and model choicesHaas Door · checked 2026-09-11
2. Haas residential 2500 Series — construction and model choicesHaas Door · checked 2026-09-11
3. Haas 2400/2500 Series literature selectorHaas Door · checked 2026-09-11

Anderson prepared this independent reference from the listed sources. It is not the manufacturer’s official support site, an installation inspection or a product test. Current stock, parts availability and warranty entitlement are not established by a listing.