SmartFrames for Fire Door Sets
Fully Compliant, Ready to install, Fire Door Frames with all Fire Seals Applied
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| Designed for a wide range of projects including commercial, education and refurbishment. Forza SmartFrames is easier to select and specify. | Ideal for when site access time is limited, Forza SmartFrames will quicken your install time when compared to traditional frames. | Requires fewer safety checks by Site Supervisors. Delivered compliant with third-party accreditation from the back of the door frame to the supporting structure. |
Have peace of mind that the hidden parts are taken care of by us and can’t be forgotten on site. Smarter! |
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| Mineral wool and intumescent strips factory applied to the back of the frame. | Mitred head to frame legs, available either pre-assembled or as a kit. | Hinge positions CNC routered to correct position & depth recess. | Frame head and legs pre-drilled / countersunk wall fixing holes. |
Sizes from 104mm-125mm.
Maximum gap 7mm between the frame and supporting structure.
Pre-assembled and kit options available
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Support Documents
FAQ's PDF SmartFrames Flyer PDF
SmartFrame FD30 Datasheet SmartFrame FD60 Datasheet
SmartFrames - Frequently Asked Questions |
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| Question: | What frame styles can I use with SmartFrame? | |
| Answer: | SmartFrame can be used with style 2 (4 Part frame) | |
| Question: | Do I require architraves? | |
| Answer: | Yes, all SmartFrames require architraves to a minimum size of 15 x 45mm | |
| Question: | What is the fire performance capabilities of SmartFrame? | |
| Answer: | FD30, FD30S, FD60 & FD60s can be achieved with SmartFrame | |
| Question: | Will SmartFrame be delivered pre-assembled? | |
| Answer: | SmartFrame is prepared in our factory to be delivered as a fully pre-assembled frame complete with all sealing and hinge milling. You can specify is you would prefer your frames delivered as a kit. Please note that all double frames will be pre-assembled and disassembled for transport purposes | |
| Question: | What sizes are liners available? | |
| Answer: | 104mm x 32mm to 125mm x 32mm | |
| Question: | What is the minimum stop size? | |
| Answer: | The minimum stop size is 15mm x 47mm | |
| Question: | What are the gap tolerances between the back of the SmartFrame and the supporting construction? | |
| Answer: | This is a maximum of 7mm. It is important to finish the structural opening as close to this as possible but not larger, to avoid any snagging of the Insulfrax quilt during installation. A flat knife may be utilized to compress the Insulfrax quilt if needed | |
| Question: | How are the joints between the jambs and the head jointed? | |
| Answer: | These are mitre jointed | |
| Question: | Will SmartFrame provide cold smoke sealing? | |
| Answer: | Yes, SmartFrame uses the ST1009 stop mounted seal for this purpose. It is available in black, white or brown | |
| Question: | Where are the intumescents situated which seal the door leaf to the inside rebate of the frame? | |
| Answer: | These are situated within the door leaf edge | |
| Question: | What thickness of door leaf can I use in SmartFrame? | |
| Answer: | 44mm or 54mm leaves can be used | |
| Question: | What timber can be used for SmartFrames? | |
| Answer: | FD30 applications require timber to a minimum density of 450 Kg/m2 FD60 applications require timber to a minimum density of 640 Kg/m3 |
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| Question: | Is SmartFrame available in Beech? | |
| Answer: | SmartFrame is available in Beech for FD30 applications only | |
| Question: | What fixings do I need for SmartFrame? | |
| Answer: | SmartFrame is supplied with all fixing holes pre-drilled to suit No. 8 (3.8mm diameter) x 80mm long steel countersunk screws. Please note that the fixings themselves are not included | |
| Question: | What is the difference between a door assembly and a door set? | |
| Answer: | A fire door assembly is where all the components that comprise the installation come from separate entities and are bought together on-site and fitted together, to become a complete assembly. Whereas a fire door set is where all components that comprise the installation come from one single entity including door leaf, frame, and all hardware. With a door set, the items can still be delivered separately, for example, frame first and door later but they must all come from the same entity. | |