Fire sliding doors

01 Jan 2013 CW Team

Gandhi Automations offers fire rated sliding doors in single and double leaf doors with a maximum size of 8,500 mm x 6,000 mm. These doors comply with fire resistance standards of DIN 4102 and also BS 476 part 22/UL/FM/REI 120. Ideal for large wall openings, their frames can butt up to the ceiling or fix directly to overhead lintels, where the headroom is limited. Personnel access doors and wicket doors can be supplied without a bottom sill (threshold), allowing them to be used when the 'parent' door remains closed.

Price: Available on request
Contact: Gandhi Automations Pvt Ltd. Tel: 022- 6672 0200/6672 0300, Fax: 022-6672 0201.
E-mail: sales@geapl.co.in Website: www.geapl.co.in

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