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Published on 19 June 2011 · 2 min read
Teckentrup fire doors for improved fire protection
InfoWeb Marketplace · Editorial teamPublished on 19 June 2011 · 2 min read
More attractive and easier to install, with new approvals for installation in lightweight constructions: the door specialist Teckentrup (Verl) presented advanced fire doors at the BAU trade fair.
The range (T30 / T60 / T90) is highly flexible: for example, there are oversized fire-resistant closures and multifunction doors which, in addition to fire protection, also offer burglary protection, up to class WK 4.
The various glazing types also make it possible to create attractive openings. The manufacturer already tests its doors to the European standard EN 1634-1, so they can also be used in other European countries.
Fire-resistant models in almost all dimensions, from single-leaf doors to double-leaf fire-resistant openings measuring 3,25 x 3,50 metres, also available in smoke-proof versions or with other functions: the Teckentrup product range offers a suitable element for almost every type of use.
Approval for lightweight constructions
The extended approvals open up new fields of application for the doors. These include installation in F30 mounting walls and in timber constructions with F-rated timber posts 60 with cladding (T30 FSA 'Teckentrup 42'). This makes it possible to create particularly cost-effective fire compartments, even in commercial buildings.
The double-leaf door T90-2-FSA 'Teckentrup SV' has also been approved as a fire-resistant closure for lightweight constructions, up to a size of 3,00 x 3,00 metres.
Mortar-free installation
The many parts pre-assembled at the factory make installation easier. In the TSM version (quick, dry installation), the door T30-FSA 'Teckentrup 62' is particularly easy to install. It is delivered with toggle anchors and with a corner frame filled with mineral wool at the factory. The time-consuming process of filling with mortar is therefore no longer necessary and the frame stays clean. This allows subsequent work (such as applying the top coat) to begin immediately.
The new 3D hinges are an additional option: they allow the door leaf to be adjusted in three dimensions, so that small tolerances can be compensated for easily.
Constructions with a top panel come into consideration when the challenge is to create a fire-resistant closure in particularly high openings. The T-30 door 'Teckentrup OS' is approved in this type of construction up to 4,60 metres in height.
The range (T30 / T60 / T90) is highly flexible: for example, there are oversized fire-resistant closures and multifunction doors which, in addition to fire protection, also offer burglary protection, up to class WK 4.
The various glazing types also make it possible to create attractive openings. The manufacturer already tests its doors to the European standard EN 1634-1, so they can also be used in other European countries.
Fire-resistant models in almost all dimensions, from single-leaf doors to double-leaf fire-resistant openings measuring 3,25 x 3,50 metres, also available in smoke-proof versions or with other functions: the Teckentrup product range offers a suitable element for almost every type of use.
Approval for lightweight constructions
The extended approvals open up new fields of application for the doors. These include installation in F30 mounting walls and in timber constructions with F-rated timber posts 60 with cladding (T30 FSA 'Teckentrup 42'). This makes it possible to create particularly cost-effective fire compartments, even in commercial buildings.
The double-leaf door T90-2-FSA 'Teckentrup SV' has also been approved as a fire-resistant closure for lightweight constructions, up to a size of 3,00 x 3,00 metres.
Mortar-free installation
The many parts pre-assembled at the factory make installation easier. In the TSM version (quick, dry installation), the door T30-FSA 'Teckentrup 62' is particularly easy to install. It is delivered with toggle anchors and with a corner frame filled with mineral wool at the factory. The time-consuming process of filling with mortar is therefore no longer necessary and the frame stays clean. This allows subsequent work (such as applying the top coat) to begin immediately.
The new 3D hinges are an additional option: they allow the door leaf to be adjusted in three dimensions, so that small tolerances can be compensated for easily.
Constructions with a top panel come into consideration when the challenge is to create a fire-resistant closure in particularly high openings. The T-30 door 'Teckentrup OS' is approved in this type of construction up to 4,60 metres in height.
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