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4 Contents Part 1 — General Information relating to Fire Doors and Fire door hardware Introduction 6 What is a fire resistant doorset ? 7 Types of fire doors 12 Core materials 13 Door hardware 13 Australasian Regulatory requirements 14 Fire Resisting Levels (FRL’s) 14 Fire testing and AS1530 Part 4 15 Australian Standard AS/NZS 1905 Part 1 16 Manufacturer’s fire test approvals 16 Fire door design requirements 17 Maintenance 18 Smoke leakage through fire doors 18 Solid core doors 18 Training, accreditation and licencing 19 Part 2 — How to use this guide 20 Part 3 — Supplier Product Guides 21 Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Table 5 Table 6 Table 7 Table 8 Table 9 Table 10 Door types Locksets Door seals Electric door strikes Hinges Panic exit devices Closers Hardware for pairs of doors Hardware for sliding doors Other items of hardware Version 1a—October 2005
5 THE ALLIANCE FOR FIRE AND SMOKE CONTAINMENT Alliance member companies involved in fire doors and fire door hardware TM Version 1a—October 2005
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