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Timber Fire Escape Doors
Steel Fire Escape Doors
Timber fire escape doors are designed for outside entrances and exits to a building that will provide a safe way out of a fire or emergency.
A range of different materials and styles are available, making for a safe addition that still enhances the overall tone of a building’s exterior.
The commercial options make for safe escapes for members of staff.
Steel emergency escape doors can be configured as either single, double or leaf and a half door-sets. Our bespoke steel doors can be acoustically rated up to 36dB and have superior security features.
Available with an upgrade to an insulated core as low as 1.5 U-value, each steel door is built to order, it comes with a choice of hardware, frame, threshold and panel options including louvre, vision, over and side panels.
Manufactured from lightweight, high tensile 1.5 mm thick ‘Rustec’ steel.
Adjust 2-Fit side expander system that offers up to 12mm expansion to the structural opening.
Self-adhesive P-seal provided as standard.
Various frame depths and styles are available.
Leaf
44mm door leaf thickness, fitted with an integrated astragal for added security. Comprising of 2 x 1.2mm ‘Rustec’ steel sheets, the leaf skins are mechanically interlocked and internally bonded, providing greater stability and protection against de-lamination.
Finish
Supplied inclusive of a powder-coated finish in a standard colour. Full range of RAL and BS colours available.
Aluminium Fire Escape Doors
Aluminium fire escape doors are available with suitable hardware so that they may be highly effective and safe. There is a difference between a fire door and a fire exit door, so it is important to understand these differences in the way the doors perform and how they operate.
Fire escape doors are designed for outside entrances and exits to a building that will provide a safe way out of a fire or emergency.
A range of different materials and styles are available, making for a safe addition that still enhances the overall tone of a building’s exterior.
The commercial options make for safe escapes for members of staff.
