What is a Shaft Door?

There are many heat resistant systems used to ensure fire safety in buildings. As well as emergency exit doors and fire escapes, doors that are used to protect electrical and mechanical installations and to prevent dangers from reflecting out are called shaft doors.

The shaft door provides the opportunity to protect your electrical and mechanical installations in buildings in a safe and decorative way. In the event of a possible fire, while the installation shafts cause a chimney effect and cause the fire to progress rapidly to the upper zones, the use of the installation shaft door prevents the fires that occur in the premises from reaching the installations and the fires that may occur in the installation shafts to the usage areas. Its fixed outer frame and movable inner frame are made of galvanized material resistant to crushing and buckling.

In addition to all its functionality, the fire resistant shaft door keeps the fire spreading area at a minimum for 90 minutes and allows people to escape to safe areas. Smoke and heat are the two basic elements that damage in the event of a fire and the fire resistant shaft door does not allow exposure to these elements.