• Mini fire doors have 1.1 mm thick zincanneal mild steel door frames
• Maxi fire doors have 1.4 mm thick zincanneal mild steel door frames
• Fast Fix Bracket (in Masonry Frame) allows for installation in plasterboard partition walls using stud fixing straps.
• Frames are to be backfilled with mortar, grout, plaster, plasterboard or concrete unless otherwise specified.
• All door frames to have 25 mm wide door stop but there are restricted approvals for 15 mm wide door frame stops
• Currently fire rated door frames are available for the following wall types:
  - Steel or timber stud plasterboard partition walls
  - Brick, block or concrete masonry walls
  - Rapidwall wall systems
  - CSR Hebel wall systems
• The Trafalgar Tru Seal metal door frames are also approved on Maxi fire doors for fire ratings up to 4 hours.
• New generation door frames for high-speed installation and superior strength

Capabilites

• Mini fire door frames fire rated up to 2 hours (NA/120/30). For more information refer to Residential Mini fire doors.
• Maxi fire door frames (including the Tru Seal metal door frames fire rated up to 4 hours (NA/240/30). For more information refer to Commercial Maxi fire doors.
• New Generations door frames fire rated up to 3 hours (NA/180/30).
• Acoustic STC ratings up to 47
• Smoke tested with impressive results

• All fire rated door frames meet the following standards:
  • Australian Standard AS 1530 Part 4
  • Australian & New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1905 Part 1
  • Building Code of Australia

• Associated Standards:

  Australian Standard AS 1191 - Acoustic-Method for laboratory measurement of airborne sound transmission loss of building partitions

  Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1276 Part 1 - Acoustics-Rating of sound insulation in buildings and of building elements

  British Standard BS 476 Fire tests on building materials and structures Part 20 Methods for determination of the fire resistance of elements of construction (general principles)

  British Standard BS 476 Fire tests on building materials and structures Part 22 Methods for determination of the fire resistance of non-load bearing elements of construction

  New Zealand Standard NZ 4232- Performance criteria for fire resistance closures (Cyclic Endurance Test: 5,000 Cycles)

  Singapore Standard SS 332- Specification for fire doors (Cyclic Endurance Test: 100,000 Cycles)

  ANSI/UL 10B- Fire tests of door assemblies and CAN4-S104-M80- Standard method of fire tests of door assemblies (Subject to Fire and Hose Stream Test