SAPA Door 2086 Sliding Door, Automatic

Clear dimension

When calculating the clear dimension we have taken into account the risk for squeeze injuries at the door leaf back edge. Single-wing doorF.O = Clear dimension K.Y.M = Frame outside dimension Max. clear dimension = (Frame outside dimension - 350) / 2 Min. frame outside dimension = 2 x Clear dimension + 350Double-wing doorF.O = Clear dimension K.Y.M = Frame outside dimension Max. clear dimension = (Frame outside dimension - 565) / 2 Min. frame outside dimension = 2 x Clear dimension + 565

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 20-54 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. Glazing Glass thickness 20-54 mm Double glazing unit Triple glazing unit

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. If the infill panels are exposed to heavy impacts or mechanical loads, the backing should be made of durable board and the surface layer should be made of stainless or glass enamelled steel sheet. Infill panel F2 U value in the middle: 0.74 W/m2K 1,5 mm Aluminium sheet 4,8 mm Board 40 mm Insulation 4,8 mm Board 1,5 mm Aluminium sheet Infill panel F3 U value in the middle: 0.74 W/m2K 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet 10 mm Chipboard 40 mm Insulation 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet Infill panel F4 U value in the middle: 0.74 W/m2K 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet 40 mm Insulation 10 mm Sapa boarding

Automatic devices for sliding doors

These can be adapted to the required functions and the customer's special needs. For more information refer to the product descriptions provided by the suppliers of automatic systems.

Fixing principles

For a folding door to function in a satisfactory manner it is important that the fixing elements and the base structure along the top edge and the side are stable. The rail profile used for hanging up the door leaf fittings must be well anchored so that the clearance between the door leafs and the floor is sufficient. 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.