Manufacturer of Smoke Proof Wooden Doors

Smoke-Proof Doors prevent smoke from spreading, they keep escape routes free of smoke and prevent the spread of smoke in surrounding areas. Special doors that are fire or/and smoke-proof are popular especially in buildings with high traffic such as schools, universities, hotels, department stores, office buildings, Indian gardens, hospitals, and banks. According to DIN 18095 'Smoke door' Part 1 'Definitions and requirement' and Part 2 'Test', smoke doors are self-closing doors designed and built in the closed position to prevent smoke spreading. The leakage rate is the key parameter for the tightness of a smoke door and must not be greater than 20m³/hr and 30m³/hr with leaf doors with double doors. Also, tested doors are airtight at pressure up to 50 Pascal. DIN 18095 is in most provinces, introduced by the building and thus applicable building regulations.
 

A major hazard is posed by the life-threatening smoke fumes that develop when a fire breaks out, often claiming more victims than the fire itself. Our wooden doors fulfill the standard as a smoke-proof door according to DIN 18095 (optional extra) and therefore they give long, sustained protection against smoke. There are many options of finishes within our range of colours available for smoke proof-doors. More than that, most of our glass doors can be manufactured with a self-closing system and floor seal (drop-down threshold), which are designed and built in a closed position to prevent smoke from spreading. Check our smoke proof glass doors.

A British Style internal door is the door that is situated at the same level as the frame, creating a flush finish. The frame and architrave for European Style and British Style door sets come as finished products from the German factory and they can be supplied in the same finish as the door or in different finishes depending on customer needs and desires. The frame for both European and British style doors has a rubber gasket on stop of it that helps with soundproofing and it allows a smooth shut of the door.  The rubber seal matches the finish of the frame and architrave. For complete sealing, this type of internal doors comes equipped with a drop-down threshold. The drop-down threshold is an automatic door seal. The sealing profile seals the door when closed by pressing it down on the floor.

Wooden doors, especially in institutions but also at home, should be smokeproof. This is because, in the case of a fire, this type of door is able to retain the smoke into the room and not let it spread further. This is very important for the fire to be ceased, as this door, besides not letting the smoke out, does not help with the transmission of air between the room neither. Thus, the fire does not receive enough oxygen, so it will stop quicker.

A smokeproof door, therefore, provides the security needed in order to create welfare, whereas hardwood doors provide the privacy needed in your room. Thus, these wood doors are suitable for a wide range of rooms and buildings, from bedrooms to offices. They are very practical and safer than usual doors that do not have the smokeproof feature. Thus, people would feel much safer if they knew there are smoke-proof doors in the building. Moreover, smoke-proof internal wood doors come with glazing possibilities, so you can create a more interesting design for your solid doors.