Fire rated metal doors are an important player when it comes to fire safety work in buildings. Finding the right fire door hardware for a fire door is vital as it can save lives. Fire doors are usually placed in evacuation routes such as staircases, front rooms and walkways. When choosing a fire doo
Fire has always been a hidden danger in our lives, which is why many public places and homes are now equipped with stainless steel fire doors. This way, in the event of a fire, our lives can be better protected. Here we take a look at the features of metal fire doors and a guide to choosing fire doo
In order to ensure that your home or business is properly protected, you should invest in a high quality fire door closer, whether it is an indoor or outdoor unit. It is very important to install a Fire Door Closer that has been approved for use with certain door systems, especially doors in your business or residence that serve as exit and entry points.
As we all know, fire rated hardware is the core of fireproof doors. The normal opening and closing of the door is inseparable from the tacit cooperation of various fireproof hardware accessories. If the fire door is not used with a complete door system, it will not function as a door. We will clarif
Do fire doors need the fireproof hardware?In the event of a fire, a lot of people in a tall building or construction will have trouble evacuating quickly. To solve this issue, the fire reted hardware helps to prevent the spread of fires and smog, while protecting individuals that are difficult to mo
American National Standard Institute (ANSI) ANSI 156.4 ItemANSI 156.4 Cycle-testWithout Buffer FunctionGrade 1-2,000,000Grade 2-1,000,000Grade 3-500,000Buffer FunctionGrade 1-1,500,000Grade 2-750,000Grade 3-500,000Fire TestPass UL 10 C 3 hours fir
BS EN 1154:1997 -The European standard for the performance of controlled door closing devices. Introduce in detail the product type, usage classification, test period, test period, door quality, corrosion resistance, as well as product definition, product performance requirements, test instruments,