DescriptionThe Hormann D65 and D65 OD steel doorsets cover a range of applications and are described as a multi function doorset in their basic form.
As the name suggests, they are a double skinned steel door panel, which is 65mm thick and a welded panel design using 1.5mm steel sheet as standard.
The D65-1 OD is available in widths between 500mm - 1500mm and heights up to 2500mm.
The D65-2 OD is available in widths between 1375mm - 3000mm, same height parameters.
The active traffic leaf can be ordered as a variable size in the double leaf configuration to offer offset sizing.
The D65-1 is available in widths between 625mm - 1500mm and heights up to 3000mm high.
The D65-2 is available as a double leaf doorset in widths from 1250mm - 300mm with the same height parameters.
Both single and double leaf versions of the D65 and D65 OD can have a total height with a top transom of up to 3500mm high.
Performance
The D65 offers very high levels of performance in standard form so is perfect for any external application on any building requiring high levels of insulation, acoustic performance and security.
Some performance options.
RC2, RC3 and RC4 ratings possible
Acoustic ratings to 45 dB
Thermal insulation to 1.5 W/(m2K)
Multiple glazing options with optional glazing infills to suit performance required.
Ventilation grille options
High performance woodgrain effect film coatings for decorative finish
Handle and locking options to suit.
MeasureA steel doorset is always ordered by the OVERALL dimensions including the door leaf and outer sub fixing frame with no tolerances allowed for. Most people would generally allow 5mm tolerance all the way around the door, but it all depends on how square or true your aperture is on site.
This means if your structural opening size is measured as 1000mm width and 2100mm height the door and frame ought to be 990mm wide and 2090mm high with the frame and any threshold included.
Always measure the top, middle and bottom of your aperture width and the left and right hand side for the height and if possible do a measure to make sure the opening is square as well.
Always use millimetres for measuring as this is how we relay back the ordering dimensions to you for checking and approving a drawing for your order.