Location

BROWARD, DADE, PALM BEACH, FL

Counter Fire Doors

Models:

L Steel Counter Door
SL Stainless Steel Counter Fire Door

Specifications

  • SD,D,W,I – Service doors are designed to withstand a minimum 20 PSF
    windload.
  •  SD – One year or 12,500 cycles.
  • D,W,I – Two years or 20,000 cycles
  • SD,D,W,I – Chain hoist is standard; push-up (small sizes), awning crank,
    crank box or motor operation are optional.
  • SD,D,W,I – Galvanized steel slats with baked on gray polyester primer
    standard. Tan or uncoated galvanized finish available upon request.
  • SD – 24 gage slats with stamped steel endlocks.
  • D,W – 22,20,18 gage slats, as required to meet windload, with stamped
    steel endlocks. Windlocks are riveted to slats when required to meet
    windload.
  • I – Same construction as D and W models with the addition of ¾” laid in
    place polyurethane or polystyrene foam concealed by 24 gage backslat
  • SD,D,W,I – Extruded aluminum footpiece with astragal standard up to 16’
    wide
  • D,W,I – Double steel angle footpiece with astragal standard over 16’.
    Painted with rust inhibiting black primer.
  • SD – Steel channels bolted to structural steel wall angles. Painted with rust
    inhibiting black primer.
  • D,W,I – Structural steel angles bolted to structural steel wall angles.
    Windlock bars are installed when windlocks are required to meet windload.
    Painted with rust inhibiting black primer.
  • W,I – Climate and Thermal-Guard models also include vinyl guide
    weatherstripping against the flat-faced side of the slats.
  • SD,D,W,I – Steel plate brackets are bolted to wall angles to support curtain
    and barrel, and provide mounting for hood. Painted with rust inhibiting
    black primer.
  • SD,D,W,I – Steel plate brackets are bolted to wall angles to support curtain
    and barrel, and provide mounting for hood. Painted with rust inhibiting
    black primer.

Steel pipe houses torsion spring assembly and supports curtain with a maximum deflection of .03 inch per foot of width. Torsion springs are mounted on a continuous cold rolled steel shaft, adjustable by a tension wheel outside one bracket.

Square hood formed from 24 gauge (galvanized steel) (stainless steel) sheet, reinforced with tip and bottom flanges to limit deflection.

Slide Bolt locks standard for push-up operation, optional otherwise.

Options

Grifco Fire Door Chain Hoist and Liftmaster FDCL Fire Door Motor, provide smooth automatic closing without tension loss, saving time and money on testing and resetting.

Smoke Detectors: Photoelectric (detects smoke and heat) require connection to a release device (XPBB) or FDC Operator.

Brush seals factory applied to guides and footpiece, field installed on header,
to aid in smoke and draft control.

Key or thumbturn cylinder lock installed on footpiece for added security and
convenience.

Available on all exposed surfaces.

Hot dip Galvanizing available on footpiece, guides and brackets.

Curtain Details

Single Angle Footpiece

Type 17 Slat

Guide Details

Face Mount

Between-Jamb Mount

Finish:
Galvanized steel slats and hoods are pre-finished with a baked on gray
polyester primer before forming (Tan or bare available upon request). Steel
footpiece, guides and brackets receive one coat of rust inhibiting color
matching primer. Exposed stainless steel provided with #4 finish.

Standard Clearance Requirements

Mounting Details

Model Designation

By Method of Operation
Face of Wall Mount

LFP – Push-Up

LFA – Awning Crank

LFC – Chain

LFM – Motor

(For Between-Jamb Mount,
change letter ‘F’ to ‘J’)