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We NEVER powder coat directly over mild steel. Most of our steel product is HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED as opposed to the much more common, silver electroplate finish. Hot dipped galvanized gives much superior rust protection. For a detailed explanation of the metals and finishes Snug Cottage Hardware uses please click on ths link. Return to Top of this PageAverage Barn Door Price Financing Options Available > 30 in. x 84 in. Riverside Primed Solid Core 5 Panel Equal Interior Barn Door Slab Enjoy the beauty of wood door authenticity with the benefits of composite door construction. Both innovative and stylish, the molded panel Masonite Riverside 5 Panel Equal Solid Core Composite Interior Barn Door Slab is an elegantly detailed Americana design. The smooth surface is perfect for painting and decorating to easily complement your decor. Reinforced top rail construction makes this slab a perfect match for interior barn door applications. Best Value Barn Door
60 in. x 80 in. Craftsman Smooth Composite Double Barn Door with Sliding Door Hardware Kit Milliken Millwork Interior Doors are an intricate part of home design. Our Solid Core Molded Doors reduce noise transmission by 50%, when compared to hollow core doors, standing up to the dents and dings of daily life and muting the chaos of sound. Milliken Millwork Composite Barn Doors offer you both peace of mind when purchasing and confidence after installation, knowing the timeless beauty of your Milliken Millwork Composite Barn Door will last. High End Barn Door 42 in. x 84 in. Modern Range Black Wood Barn Door with Top Mount Modern Sliding Door Hardware Kit As unique as your fingerprints are to you, so is the same for each hide of leather that we hand select for our Modern Range doors. With each barbed wire scar and every now and then a brand or two from the ranch, this door provides a story for everyone who looks at it. This door is capped off, on the backside, with a full metal plate.
Kit includes the door and our Top Mount Modern Hardware in a Brushed Steel finish (everything you need for installation). Horizontal Sliding Fire Door Fire Barrier - MFW Pedestrian Walkways & Tunnels Smoke and Draft Control Since 2000 fire & building codes have allowed the use of sliding door systems in a means of egress – with no occupant load limitations – in all occupancy types except Group H. Because of wide span opening capabilities, the Won-Door FireGuard™ horizontal sliding fire door allows the unimpeded flow of pedestrian traffic as well as open plan designs. All Won-Door products are manufactured per application and can accommodate any width opening, standard heights* up to 28 feet, and curved configurations. A Moveable Fire Wall (MFW) is a separate fire-resistive rating for Won-Door FireGuard™. When code restricts the size of penetrations in a fire barrier, the MFW is an alternative that meets the requirements of ASTM E-119 and can be used to protect large openings.
A Temperature Rise (TR) labeled fire door is typically used as an opening protective for penetrations in exit stairway enclosures in non-sprinklered buildings. The Won-Door FireGuard™ TR has been tested and qualifies for this label. *Increased custom heights available. Contact your local representative for additional assistance with specifications, details, & pricing information. The product links below can be used to download specifications and details. Please note: The specifications include all available options and should be edited to meet the requirements of your project. Won-Door FireGuard™ MFW (Moveable Fire Wall) Won-Door FireGuard™ TR (Temperature Rise Door) The Won-Door FireGuard fire door assembly may only be installed and serviced by factory-trained personnel. However, it is important that building personnel have a basic understanding of their purpose and operation. Printed manuals offering more complete information are available in the "more info" tab, from your sales representative or by calling (800) 453-8494.
In addition, the following are typical questions that may arise: How do I operate the Won-Door FireGuard door? The UL listed Won-Door FireGuard assembly is installed in the open position, typically in a storage pocket, closing upon a signal from either a smoke detector or fire alarm system. The door assembly operates on a 12 volt DC system that includes batteries, a transformer and a microprocessor. A 120-volt AC line connected to a junction box in the storage pocket near the “Control Box” is used to continually float charge the batteries at 13.6 volts. Upon activation of a building alarm, the door will close automatically. The speed at which the door closes can vary, but it is typically set to close at 9 inches per second. Concurrent with the building alarm will be the activation of the horn, an audible signal sounding a steady tone indicating that the system is in “Fire Mode.” It will remain in this condition until the system is physically reset. How do I reset the door?
Alarm activation is the major reason that resetting the door will be necessary. After the alarm has been cleared, reset the system by operating the rocker switch first to the Close/Clear position to reset the door, then to the Open/Mute position to put the door back into its storage pocket. How do I get the door to open? Once the door is in the fully closed position it can be reopened using one of the three following methods. Press the Close/Clear | Open/Mute (CCOM) rocker switch to the Open/Mute position. This will engage the motor and open the partition. The switch is located on one side near the leading edge of the door assembly. Once the door is in operation, it can be stopped at any point by pressing the same switch to the Close/Clear position. Depress the Exit Hardware. Minimal pressure applied anywhere on this plate will cause the door to retract a preset distance from its closed position. If the exit hardware is depressed again after the door has stopped, it will open an additional distance equal to the established opening width.
After retracting to the prescribed opening width, if the door is in Fire Mode, it will pause before recycling closed. Operate the door Manually by physically pushing it back to create an opening. This method can be used if there is a complete loss of power. Why is my door beeping? If the door is in either the open or the closed position and you hear a fault signal, listen carefully to the horn pattern and compare it to the following charts. This pattern will indicate what has caused the condition. The color of your control box, typically located behind the door, will determine which chart you should use. For doors with a “Black” control box (018104BTQR) DC Fault:VDC: 11.6 - 13.9 AC Fault:VAC: 105 - 130 Switch Malfunction:Key Switch, CCOM, Door Block, Exit Hardware Drive Train/Hardware Fault:Microprocessor has received a move instruction, but has not received valid data from optical encoder. Thermal Lock Out/Security Fault:TLS - Fuse 2 or 3 is broken or weakened.
Fuse 2 or 3 is broken or weakened. Fuse 2 or 3 is broken or weakened.Security - If door is in Door Lock, If door is in Door Lock, If door is in Door Lock, If door is in Door Lock. Limit Calibration:The door has executed a limit calibration mode. Close the door to stop the beeping. If you cannot clear the fault, call Won-Door at 800-890-2111 to schedule a factory-trained technician to repair your door. If your door has a “Beige” control box (C2K) A SINGLE BEEP means that the disconnect switch has been turned off and the door is being serviced. The disconnect switch is located at the top of the control box. The red paddle on the switch can be removed to prevent the switch from being turned back on while the door is being serviced. SIX BEEPS mean that the door needs to be re-zeroed. To re-zero close the door making sure that the leading edge of the door enters the striker before the door stops moving. A CONTINUOUS TONE means that the door is in fire mode and will seek the closed position.