Steel doors
During the manufacturing of steel doors, electro-galvanized steel with a thickness of 1.0 mm, 1.2 mm, or 1.5 mm is used, depending on the purpose of the door. The door is filled with mineral wool. The thickness of the door leaf can vary from 50 to 70 mm, and there are many different variants of door frames. All steel doors can be single-leaf, double-leaf, or with glass inserts. Fire-resistant steel doors are certified for fire resistance classes EI15, EI30, EI45, EI60, depending on the project requirements. It is possible that the glass inserts in the fire door do not exceed 25% of the total door leaf area. The color palette is according to the RAL catalog.
Glass Our company collaborates with a major glass manufacturer that produces high-quality products. We use multi-layered safety glass, functionally divided into the following types: Impact and pressure-resistant glass This type of glass withstands fragmentation and pressure from explosions. Standard compliance: ISO 19633:2007; EN 13541; EN 13123-2
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Integrity E The glass can withstand fire and gases for 30 or 60 minutes. Classes E30, E60.
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Insulation EI Glass with the same properties as class E, with the additional feature of reducing the temperature on the unprotected side of the glass to levels specified in the standards: EN 1363-1, EN 1364-1.
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- Burglary-resistant glass
This type of glass varies in thickness from 15 to 28 mm. Complies with the EN 356 standard.
- Bullet-resistant glass
This type of glass withstands fragmentation and pressure from explosions. Standard compliance: ISO 19633:2007; EN 13541; EN 13123-2