Access Doors

Building code requires a quick way to shut off gas & electricity and inspect plumbing. Doors also simplify tank swaps and cleaning.

Single doors (14–24 in wide) fit tight spaces; double doors (30–42 in) give a larger opening for propane tanks or bulky gear.

Flush doors sit level with stone or stucco for a sleek look. Framed doors have a raised bezel that hides rough island edges—easier for DIYers.

304 resists rust in most climates; 316 (marine grade) adds molybdenum for extra protection in salty coastal air. Best of Backyard stocks both.

Each brand lists cutout width, height, and depth. Add ¹⁄₈″ wiggle room and frame with non-combustible material per the spec sheet.

Yes—but sheath the opening with cement backer board or metal framing so the door’s flange sits on non-combustible material.

Standard doors are solid; choose louvered or vented models if your island houses a propane tank or you need airflow.

Soft-close keeps doors from slamming, protects stone edges, and feels premium—especially on larger double doors.

Adjustable inner framing brackets (included on pro models) let you micro-tilt the door. Shim behind the flange if needed.

Yes—select models include cylinder locks; others offer aftermarket cam-lock kits that install in minutes.

Most use standard M6 machine screws. Swap to match other hardware or add LED-lit pulls sold in our accessories section.

Rinse dust, wipe with mild soapy water, dry, then buff with stainless polish. Avoid steel wool or bleach that can pit the surface.

Premium doors have silicone gaskets; budget models seal well once installed square. Add adhesive weather strip if you see daylight.

304/316 stainless housings: lifetime to original owner. Hinges & handles: 1–5 years. Best of Backyard handles claims for you.

In-stock doors leave our Riverside, CA warehouse in 1–2 business days and reach most U.S. addresses within a week.

Visit the Best of Backyard showroom or request a live video walkthrough—our team demos hinge feel, gasket seal, and finish.