Door Guide

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	190 Commercial Entrance Door	350 Commercial Entrance Door	AA®545 Swing Door	AA®720 Swing Door	10D Commercial Entrance Door
Applications
Light Duty, Low Frequency Usage	■	■	■	■	■
Medium Duty, Medium Frequency Usage	■	■	■	■	■
Heavy Duty, High Frequency Usage	■	■		■
Severe Duty, High/Severe Frequency Usage		■
Open In	■	■	■	■	■
Open Out	■	■	■	■	■
Double Action	■	■		■	■
Key Features
Traffic level	Heavy	Severe	Light/Medium	Light/Medium/Heavy	Light/Medium
Finger Guard	■	■	■	■	■
PAS24 Single & Double Leaf	■		■	■
EN1627 to RC2 & RC3				■
Thermal Compliance**			■	■
Document M Compliance (DDA)*	■	■	■	■	■
Compatibility with Kawneer Curtain Wall	■	■	■	■	■
Soft line Variant Available			■	■
Guarantee	Lifetime	Lifetime	K	K	K
Enhanced Weather Performance			■	■
Automatic Door Operator Compatibility	■	■			■
Hinging Options
Butt Hinges	■	■	■	■
Offset Pivots	■	■
Centre Pivots	■	■			■
Closer Options
Surface Mounted	■	■	■	■	■
Concealed O’Head	■	■			■
Floor Spring	■	■
Exit Device Options
Standard Concealed Rod	■	■			■
Mid-Panel Concealed Rod	■	■			■
Face Fixed Panic Hardware to EN1125			■	■
Concealed Panic Hardware to EN179				■
Glazing Options^
Single	■	■	■	■	■
Double	■	■	■	■	■
Notes: K - Project dependant; contact Kawneer advisory line * - Specific profile & hardware only ** - Can meet current building Regs. To Doc L ^ - Dependent on profile/bead compatibility

	Description	Examples
Light Duty (LD)	Low frequency of use by those of high incentive to excercise care, e.g. by private house owners with small chance of accidents occurring or misuse	Internal doors in dwellings and external doors in dwellings providing secondary access to private areas
Medium Duty (MD)	Medium frequency of use primarily by those with some incentive to exercise care with some chance of accidents occurring or misuse	External doors in dwellings providing primary access. Office doors providing access to designated public areas but not used by the public or people carrying or propelling bulky objects
Heavy Duty (HD)	High frequency of use by public and others with incentive to exercise care, with chance of accidents occurring or misuse	Doors of shops, hospitals and of other buildings which provide access to designated public areas, and which are used by the public and others frequently carrying or propelling bulky objects
Severe Duty (SD)	Subject to frequent violent useage	Doors of stockrooms etc., commonly opened by driving trolleys against them; doors in educational establishments subject to frequent impact by people