Fire doors are divided into three categories according to the place of use: Fire door of evacuation passage: it is used in evacuation areas such as stairwells and safety exits, and needs linkage control function. Fire doors in facilities and equipment places: used in equipment rooms such as machi... READ MORE
dimensional requirement Manhole for personnel to pass through: the size should be slightly larger than people's shoulders, and the common size is 600mm×600mm, so as to ensure the smooth entry and exit of personnel. Equipment access port: If the equipment needs to enter and exit from the access ... READ MORE
Galvanized sheet refers to coating a layer of metallic zinc on the surface of steel plate to prevent corrosion and prolong service life. Stainless steel refers to alloy steel containing at least 10.5% chromium, which has strong corrosion resistance. Processing technology: Galvanized sheet prevents... READ MORE
Every home has essential systems hidden behind its walls and ceilings. For quick and affordable access to these areas, the basic or economy access panel is a go-to solution. While they may lack the high-end finishes of more expensive models, these panels offer undeniable practicality and value. **Ke... READ MORE
Frequently Asked Questions about Floor and Roof Hatches 1. What is the difference between an access door and a hatch? Access doors are typically installed on walls and ceilings to provide access to utilities or service areas. Access hatches, on the other hand, are designed for floors or roofs to wit... READ MORE
What are the characteristics of a truly waterproof floor door? A truly waterproof floor door is one that can withstand pressure, prevent leaks, and maintain its structure under continuous exposure to water or heavy loads. To meet true waterproof standards, a floor door must possess four key characte... READ MORE
Why Do Large-Scale Buildings Need Heavy-Duty Access Solutions? Large-scale buildings require heavy-duty access solutions because they withstand higher structural stresses, more congested traffic, and harsher environments than standard commercial projects. Airports, stadiums, factories, and other pub... READ MORE
The Unsung Hero: Your Drywall Access Panel Tucked away on a ceiling or nestled discreetly on a wall, the drywall access panel is a simple yet crucial feature in modern construction. Often overlooked, this small, removable door is your gateway to the essential systems that make a building function. *... READ MORE
In Europe, the popularity of access panels is significantly driven by stringent fire safety regulations, main to a strong demand for fire-rated models. Beyond this, the preferred type of access panel varies based on the specific needs of the project, such as the installation location, material, an... READ MORE
Easy Maintenance: They allow quick and convenient access to hidden systems without damaging walls or ceilings. Aesthetic Appeal: They help keep spaces organized and clean by hiding unsightly utilities. Safety Features: Fire-rated and lockable options enhance safety and security. Cost-Effective: By ... READ MORE
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