SAPA 2086

Threshold alternatives

Door openings should be designed without level differences from inside to outside. Sometimes a threshold is not required because of, for example, moisture or non prevailing weather conditions. When a threshold is installed, it should be as low as possible to facilitate passage. Applicable standards and requirements should be taken into account.

Anti-finger trap protection

In order to reduce the risk of injury due to squeezing, we have developed a solution based on a socalled anti-finger trap edge. Applicable standards and requirements should be taken into account.

Door system 2086 with anti-finger trap edge with EPDM rubber strips.

Clear dimension

Doors and entries should be designed with enough space (clear dimension) for person traffic and to facilitate passage in a wheel chair. Applicable standards and requirements should be taken into account.

Rebate door

A = Clear dimension
B = Frame outside dimension
C = Wall opening

D with universal hinge= 151 mm
D with lap but hinge= 145 alt. 148 mm with replaceable rebate profiles
E = 67 mm or 70 mm with replaceable rebate profiles


Anti-finger trap edge with a rubber strip

A = Clear dimension
B = Frame outside dimension
E = 67 mm or 70 mm with replaceable rebate profiles

Rebate door with hidden hinges

A = Clear dimension
B = Frame outside dimension
D = 98,5 mm or 101,5 mm with repalceable rebate profile
E = 67 mm or 70 mm with replaceable rebate profile

Glazing

Unprotected glazed surfaces that can be reached by persons shall be designed so as to limit the risk of injury. Such glazed surfaces shall be dimensioned so as to withstand the dynamic influence of a person. Applicable standards and requirements should be taken into account.

Functional dimensions
Glass thickness 20-64 mm

The illustration shows the different functional dimensions commonly used by the window industry and established by the MTK. The gaskets are made of EPDM rubber and are available in several versions.

Infill panels

Certain parts of the elements can or must be filled with infill panels. It is important to consider the backing and the surface layer of the panels.

The example shows infill panel F2


Infill panel F1
1,5 mm aluminium sheet
60 mm insulation
1,5 mm aluminium sheet
U-value at middle point down to 0,54 W/m²K.
For areas with little mechanical impact, such as high-level infill panels.

Infill panel F2
1,5 mm aluminium sheet
4,8 mm board
50 mm insulation
4,8 mm board
1,5 mm aluminium sheet
U-value at middle point down to 0,61 W/m²K.
For areas with moderate mechanical impact, such as low-level infill panels.

Infill panel F3
1,5 mm aluminium sheet
50 mm insulation
10 mm chip board
1,5 mm aluminium sheet
U-value at middle point down to 0,61 W/m²K.
For areas with high mechanical impact from outside.

Fittings

Our door system can be easily equipped with the most common fittings available on the market. For optimum functionality it is important that the fittings work together.

Our standard fittings are shown below.

Hinges, examples

Universal hinge

Lap butt hinge.

Hidden hinge.

Break-out protection

Outward opening single-leaf door
In order to reduce the risk of burglary through doors, we have developed a rebate profile with integrated break-out protection. The break-out protection profile is easy to replace if damage occurs. Clear anodising is recommended for optimum appearance. Only available for outward opening singleleaf doors.

Door elements must be fixed to a stable and suitable wall structure. The choice of fixing method depends on the wall type. The number and location of fixing points depends on the size of the element.

Examples:

Frame attachment with
dual screws

Frame attachment with
adjustable frame bushing

Frame attachment with
bolt and welded plate

Frame attachment with
screw