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The fire resistant lift landing doors are the most diffused in Europe and in the world. Their essential feature is to satisfy the fire resistance requirements of the fireproof rules for the buildings.

In 2003, after the introduction of the new norms EN 81-58, in Europe it was found a meeting point on the type of tests to be applied to the prototypes of landing door. This has allowed to eliminate the differences in specifications of doors determined by local fire authorities, which are generally different from country to country.
 

CLASSES OF RESISTANCE

 

• Class "E" (fire resistant doors)
• Class "EW" (fire resistant doors with limited irradiation)
• Class "EI" (fire-cutting doors)

Fire resistant doors class "E" is a new certification. They have the following features:

• Sheet 15/10 thickness
• Possible execution without thermo-expanding gaskets
• Possible execution without top and rabbet side labyrinth
• Furthermore, Hydra and Pegasus doors in fire resistant execution class "E" may be certified anti-vandal according to European standards EN 81-71: 2005.

EXECUTIONS

 

• Panels and frames antirust painted or antirust painted and covered
• Panels and frames in full stainless steel execution
• Coverings in stainless steel, bronze, aluminium, copper, plasticized sheet
• Welded or demountable execution
• Installation flush with the shaft wall or in niche obtained in the wall
• Possibility to use the gap covering profile (calfeutrement)
• Installation with frames partially or completely concealed behind the shaft wall or with visible frames
• Side frames width variable from 50 to 750 mm
• Top frames width variable from 50 to 500 mm
• Frame depth variable from 30 to 100 mm
• Sill support in standard or type Berlin execution
• Aluminium or stainless steel or iron sill variant
• Plastic or bronze or iron rollers
• Frames covered in the rear side (on demand)
• Displacement of emergency opening device on the panel