On fire rated transom and/or sidelight frames and fire rated window frames, Steelcraft labeling procedures only control the O/A width and/or height of the frames based on wall condition. The amount...
ASTM E-119 is a test standard for walls, partitions and floor or roof systems:
This test standard is also used for ceramic type glasses when used as window wall and/or borrowed light frames.
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DW-Series Fire Rated Borrowed Lights are available in the following sizes:
60 minute (1 hour) rating = 2721 square inches of visible glass.
maximum frame rabbet to rabbet dimensions = 78 1/4...
Yes, hospital stops are available on fire rated frames.
Maximum approval = 3 hour
Maximum sizes:
singles up to 4'0" x 8'0"
pairs up to 8'0" x 8'0"
Maximum hospital stop height 6" from bot...
F-Series frames are available without returns:
Fire Rated frames must have welded corners.
Frames must include weled in wood or steel stud anchors.
Installation requirements:
Frames must be...
Yes, wood doors can be used and installed in most hollow metal frame applications including FE-Series and DE-Series Double Egress frames.
Caution - For fire rated applications the wood door manufa...
Fire Rated three (3) frames are available in the following maximum door opening sizes:
F and FN-Series frame:
4' 0" X 10' 0" single door opening
8' 0" X 10' 0” double door opening
MU-Ser...
Yes, Steelcraft doors and/or frames are available and can carry a UL, WH or FM label. The type of fire label (UL, WH or FM) is dictated by the specifications and local building code.
Doors ...
NO - Louvers are not approved for installation in a fire rated transom / side panel frames.
NFPA Pamphlet 80 - paragraph # 6.3.4.4 states “Louvers shall not be installed in either transom or s...