Sliding doors for large openings in halls, warehouses and garages where hinged doors would block traffic. In normal use they stay open; on a fire alarm signal the electromagnet releases them and the door closes by itself – no power and no one needed.
For a quotation we need the clear opening, the wall space beside it for the leaf to park (left or right) and the height to the ceiling for the track. Send a photo of the opening from the side the leaf slides on – it shows us whether installation is possible.
Declarations of performance, conformity and installation, a label with class and serial number, and installation and maintenance instructions – the documents requested at building inspection.
Sliding fire doors
Frequently asked questions
What happens to a sliding fire door in a power cut?
Without power the electromagnet releases the leaf and the counterweight closes the door – so it stays safe in a power cut.
How much space is needed beside the opening?
You need free wall at least as wide as the leaf on the side the door opens to. The bi-parting version needs space on both sides.
Can a sliding door have a wicket door?
Yes – a smaller hinged door can be built into the leaf for people, so the large leaf does not have to be opened.
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Describe what you need or paste the items from your bill of quantities. We reply to emails within two hours on working days and send quotations the same day, or within 24 hours at the latest.
