Fatma Refet Angın Dormitory 30-Minute Fire-Resistant Door Installation
As part of the Fatma Refet Angın Student Dormitory project, a 30-minute fire-resistant door system was installed, tailored to the building's usage requirements. The video on this page demonstrates the on-site installation process and highlights the technical features of the door hardware used.
The doors selected for this project feature a MDF-based monoblock door leaf. Designed to limit the spread of flames and heat to adjacent areas for a specified duration during a fire, this system is a crucial element of passive fire protection.
Key technical highlights of the installation include:
- Door construction providing 30 minutes of fire resistance
- Smoke-sealing gasket system that expands at high temperatures to seal gaps
- Automatic drop seal (guillotine gasket) preventing smoke passage through bottom gaps
- Door closer ensuring controlled and automatic door closing
In high-traffic buildings like student dormitories, fire doors serve not just as passageways but as passive safety systems that protect lives. This installation aims to contain smoke spread and support safe evacuation procedures.
The video provides a detailed look at the installation stages and the working principles of the door hardware.
The door system used in this project is part of the fire-resistant door product range.
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