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A fire-rated door can help protect your residential or commercial property from fire hazards and is often required to comply with fire codes. It helps provide fire separations and access to leave during a fire emergency by restraining fire from spreading and providing fast and safe evacuation routes. When it comes to sourcing fire-rated doors in Toronto, count on Remac Door & Hardware. Our experienced staff can provide you with the necessary information and guidance regarding your building requirements.
If you want to protect your property with high-quality doors and hardware, you can contact us to discuss our comprehensive range of products and services.
Remac Door & Hardware stocks a wide range of fire-rated products that can meet almost any project requirement. Remac Door & Hardware is a certified Warnock Hersey partner for the fabrication and sales of fire-rated openings, including custom screen work.
Fire-rated openings cover a wide range of requirements and subsequent product specifications and functionality. Compliance requirements vary according to room type or corridor function, as well as occupancy ratings, traffic flows, and local interpretations of building and fire codes.
Fire-rated openings require frames, doors, and hardware that comply with rating requirements and building codes.
Fire-rated doors help safeguard and secure your premises against potential fire hazards. They are specifically designed to slow down or help prevent the spread of fire and smoke. Fire-resistant doors are required by building code in any fire-rated partition and are needed to commission a building and to obtain insurance coverage:
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All the fire-rated doors must be self-closing, positive latching, and the frame and hardware must carry the appropriate fire label. The door you select will depend on the opening location and the wall it sits in. The site location is the primary factor in determining the requirement of the length of exposure based on the potential fire hazard. The table below is the opening classifications:
Door Rating | Wall Rating | Description |
3 Hour (180 Minutes) | 4 Hour | These in-wall openings separate buildings or divide a single building into various fire areas.
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1-1/2 Hour (90 Minutes) | 2 Hour | Often used in enclosures of vertical communication or egress through buildings, these types of openings include elevator shafts and stairwells. You can also expect them in boiler rooms or exterior walls with the potential for extreme fire exposure from the outside.
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1 Hour (60 Minutes) | 1 Hour | The occupancies in a building are divided by these door and frame assemblies.
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3/4 Hour (45 Minutes) | 1 Hour | These doors are used in a building with corridors or room partitions. They can be located in a building's exterior wall with the potential for moderate fire exposure from the outside.
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1/3 Hour (20 Minutes) | 1 Hour | These openings are located in corridors requiring smoke and draft control.
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*All the above fire-protection ratings are tested and classified by International Building Code.
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