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Aluminium Bi-fold Door Installation, Glazing, Operation and Maintenance Guide Window Warehouse September 2020
Index
Assembling Doors 3-7 Toe and Heeling
Configurations 13-16
Installation Guide 8-9 Panel Retention 17
Panel Assembly 10 Operation Guide 18-19
Cill Joiner Instructions 11 Maintenance Guide 20-21
Glazing 12
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Assembling Doors
Frame Assembly
ASSEMBLY
FRAME ASSEMBLY
Frame Assembly Parts List (Per Corner)
Part No. Description Qty
P-06-100B Outer frame 2
RX600 18.9mm Mechanical cleat 2
P-06-100B
XA904 Narrow chevron 2
A-00-110A Mechanical cleat tensioning block 4
T50000 - 2 Small joint sealant -
T50003 Aluk sealant wipes -
RX040 - RX041 Hinge back plate -
NB: Remember to seal each corner joint
before final fix.
Insert RX040/RX041 hinge backing plates into
frame profile before joining corners
RX600
XA904
T50000-T50002
M3 Allen Key
A-00-110A NB: Remove excess sealant with
Aluk sealant wipes (T50003).
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Assembling Doors
Bottom Hinge to Frame Assembly
BOTTOM HINGE TO FRAME ASSEMBLY
35.5
(2nd)
Parts List
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(3rd) Part No. Description Qty
P-06-100B Outerframe 1
P-06-200 Softline Leaf 1
RX703 Hinge 1
RX040 Hinge Backing Plate 2
25
- M5 x 10 Csk Posi Screw 4
- Ø4.2x25mm Self Tapping Csk Screw 2
* See Below
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Final fixing position
* Dimension
Hinge Standard Arrangement 23.5mm RX040
RX703
Heavy Duty Arrangement 27.5mm P-06-200
P-06-100B
M5 x 10 Csk Posi
Screw
4.2 x 25mm Csk Posi
S/Tap Screw
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Top
TOPHinge
HINGE TOto Frame
FRAME Assembly
ASSEMBLY
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(1st)
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Part No. Description Qty
P-06-100B Outerframe 1
P-06-200 Softline Leaf 1
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(2nd) Hinge Backing Plate
RX040 2
- M5 x 10 Csk Posi Screw 4
- Ø4.2x25mm Self Tapping Csk Screw 2
Use BSD635 hinge jig for position
* Dimension
Hinge Standard Arrangement 31mm Final fixing position
Heavy Duty Arrangement 31mm P-06-100B
RX703
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Assembling Doors
Bottom
BOTTOM Hinge Interlock
HINGE INTERLOCK
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(1st) Parts List
Part No. Description Qty
P-06-200 Softline Leaf 1
P-00-211 Threshold Adaptor 1
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Shootbolt Guide
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RX703 FSD Hinge 2
- M5 x 10 Csk Posi Screw 4
RX040 Hinge Backing Plate 2
- 4.2 x 25mm Csk Posi S/Tap Screw 2
25 * See Below
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Heavy Duty Arrangement 27.5mm
Final fixing position RX040
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Top Hinge Interlock Assembly
TOP HINGE INTERLOCK ASSEMBLY
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Hinge Standard Arrangement 31mm
Heavy Duty Arrangement 31mm
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Part No. Description Qty
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RX713 Shootbolt Guide 1
RX703 FSD Hinge 1
- M5 x 10 Csk Posi Screw 4
RX040 Hinge Backing Plate 2
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To check for squareness, measure the diagonals from corner to cor
more than 1 to 2mm, if so adjusted the packing until the frame is sq
The lay of the frame in to out can be checked by using a spirit level
correct position of the frame might not be aligned with the original
Installation Guide good the plaster reveal around the frame on the internal wall as we
Fixing Frames
The first fixing must always occur within 150mm of each corner and
Fitting Frame To Aperture Foamfixings), the type and frequency depends on the expected a
tighten
It is vitally important that the cill is laid flat and level to achieve the Fixing foam
Packing willcan
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required with fasteners,
at fixing points but is not
to prevent an
distortion of the
optimum performance. Jambs must be vertical in both planes, and alternative to screw fixing. Care must be taken not to allow the
where there is a possibility of moisture penetration around the fast foam
no twist or other distortion allowed. Prior to installing the frame, the to come in contact with the painted finish, and as such the use of
opening should be checked to ensure that it is free of debris, and that some form of masking tape would be advisable. Permanent staining
any projecting brickwork has been trimmed back.
Foam
will be caused if foam comes in contact with the frame.
Any damaged damp proof membranes should be replace or IMPORTANT NOTE
additional membranes incorporated. When the opening was originally Fixing foam can be used in conjunction with fasteners, but is not an
Always cap of seal fixings, especially when securing to any of
measured a suitable gap should have been allowed around the Care must be taken not to allow the foam to come in contact with t
the Blyweert Beaufort range of cills / drainage trays.
perimeter of the frame, this will allow the frame work to be packed of masking tape would be advisable. Permanent staining will be cau
to ensure that it is plumb and square within the opening. Ideally
the frame should be bedded on mortar. The frame can then be
positioned in the opening and held square by packing at the very
corners, taking care not to damage or deform the profile.
IMPORTAN
Tip
To check for squareness, measure the diagonals from corner to
corner, these diagonal dimensions should not differ by more than P-06-200
P-06-200
1 to 2mm, if so adjusted the packing until the frame is square within
the opening.
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The lay of the frame in to out can be checked by using a spirit level
on the jambs. On replacement applications, the correct position of
especially whe
P-00-211
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the frame might not be aligned with the originals. This will require Blyweertbeauf
some remedial work to make good the plaster reveal around the
frame on the internal wall as well as, any render externally.
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Fixing Frames Alternative Fix
The first fixing must always occur within 150mm of each corner P-06-100
P-06-100
and at not more than 600mm centres (Do not over tighten fixings), RX916
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NB:
frame. Drilled holes in the frame should be sealed where there is a
possibility of moisture penetration around the fastener.
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RX601
RX601
RX601
RX601
P-06-200 P-06-200
P-0
P-00-211 P-00-211
Installation Guide Sub Cill Installation P-0
Fixing A Drainage paths through the sub cill must be Fixing
free andA left un-obstr
P-06-100 RX600 RX600 P-06-100 RX600 RX600
On conservatory/dwarf walls only, an additional fixing ‘A’ must be
Sub Cill Installation
the sub cill. Seal under the head to prevent water ingress. Further
Drainage paths through the sub cill and must be free and left un- to secure the frame into the sub cill. Seal under the head to prevent
P-0
obstructed
AW542 by the sub structure or sealing. On conservatory/dwarf water ingress. Further seals should then be applied and sealed in suite.
AW542
walls only, an additional fixing A must be located as shown alongside
A: With cill B : With cill
concealed drainage face draina
(standard option) (alternative
No Cill Face Drainage With Cill Concealed Drainage (as standard)
C: No cill
Locking T-Handle face drain as standard
Lock each T-Handle before proceeding.
RX601
RX601
P-06-200 P-06-200
RX601
RX601
P-06-200
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P-06-100 RX600 RX600 P-06-100
P-06-100 RX600 RX600
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Hook Engagement
To lock, lift lever handle and turn key.
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face drain
mechanism and hardware.
RX601
RX601
P-06-200
RX601
RX601
P-06-200
P-00-211
P-00-211
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Panel Assembly
Final Fix
Once glazed and adjusted use a 4.2 x 25mm self-tapping stainless steel screw to ensure
location of hinges and bogles (shown in green).
*Only fix after final glazing.
Secondary Panel Adjustment
Once fixed repeat for remaining panels. Adjust placement by sliding the backing
plate then re-tightening machine screw.
The 4.2 x 25mm self-tapping stainless steel screws are supplied in the installation pack with
this guide.
10 Aluminium Bi-fold Door Installation, Operation and Maintenance GuideCill Joiner Instructions
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ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 AW542 150mm x 25mm Drop Nose Cill
2 XA950 Universal Cill Spigot
3 XA951 Cill Nose Spigot
4 XA946 Cable Latch
5 XA952 Cable Hook
6 - Jointing Cable
7 N/A 3.5 x 12 Posi Pan S/Drill S/Tap Screw
XA950 Universal Cill Spigot is marked at 5° angular increments to allow for accurate cutting to
desired angle.
STAGE 1
3 (x2)
Position Cill Spigot (cut to desired angle) into Cill profile and slide
Cill Nose Spigot into the front edge Cill groove.
Hook Fixing Position
75
STAGE 2
Move the Cill sections in towards each other until the mitred
faces are touching.
STAGE 3 115
Cable Latch Fixing Position
Complete the Cill assembly by placing the Latch Cable over
the hook and lowering the Latch to form a secure connection.
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HANDLE OPERATION
OPERATION
Guide
Guide
Guide
TRAFFIC HANDLE OPERATION
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC
FSD
FSD
DOOR OPENING
TRAFFIC DOOR
DOOR OPENING
OPENING
TRAFFIC DOOR OPENING
TRAFFIC DOOR OPERATION TRAFFIC HANDLE
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC DOOR OPERATION TRAFFIC HANDLE OPERATION
OPERATION TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC DOOR
DOOR OPENING
OPENING
TRAFFIC DOOR
TRAFFIC DOOR OPERATION
DOOR OPERATION
OPERATION
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC HANDLE
HANDLE OPERATION
OPERATION TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC DOOR
DOOR OPENING
OPENING
1. 2. 3.
Turn
Turn key clockwise to unlock Grip handle and push down to operate high traffic Open panel fully to allow the magnets to fix to
Turn key
key clockwise
clockwise to
to unlock
unlock Grip
Grip handle
handle and
and push
push down
down toto operate
operate high
high traffic
traffic Open
Open panel
panel fully
fully to
to allow
allow the
the magnets
magnets to
to fix
fix to
to
door
door handle
handle the
the adjacent
adjacent panel
panel
Turn key clockwise
Traffic Door to unlock
Operation door handleHandle
GripTraffic
handle and pushOperation
down to operate high traffic the
Openadjacent
panel
Traffic panelOpening
fully
Door to allow the magnets to fix to
Turn
Turn key
key clockwise
clockwise to
to unlock
unlock Grip
Grip handle
handle and
and push
push down
down to operate high traffic Open panel fully to allow the magnets to fix to
Turn
Turn
Turn keykey
key clockwise
clockwise
clockwise
HOLDING to to unlock.
to unlock
unlock
TRAFFIC DOOR OPEN
OPEN
door
Grip
Grip
door
handle
Grip handle
handle
handle
handle and and push
push down
UN‐LOCKING
and push down
UN‐LOCKING TTto
down
to operate
HANDLE
to operate
HANDLE
high
to release
operate high
high
traffic
traffic
traffic
Open
the
Open
Open
the
panel
adjacent
Open panel
panel
fully
panelpanel
fully
fully
to
fully
to
DISENGAGE
to
DISENGAGE
adjacent panel
allow
allow
allow
the
to allow
the
the
magnets
magnets
SHOOTBOLTS
magnets
SHOOTBOLTS
to
the magnets
to
to
fix
fix
fix
to
to
to
to
HOLDING
HOLDING TRAFFIC DOOR
TRAFFIC DOOR OPEN door handle
handle UN‐LOCKING T HANDLE the adjacentDISENGAGE
adjacent panel
panel SHOOTBOLTS
door the
fixadjacent
to theDISENGAGE
adjacent panel.
doorlocks on traffic
handle door handle.
UN‐LOCKING T HANDLE the panel SHOOTBOLTS
HOLDING TRAFFIC DOOR OPEN UN‐LOCKING TT HANDLE DISENGAGE SHOOTBOLTS
HOLDING
HOLDING TRAFFIC DOOR OPEN UN‐LOCKING HANDLE DISENGAGE SHOOTBOLTS
HOLDING TRAFFIC
HOLDING TRAFFIC DOOR
TRAFFIC DOOR OPEN
DOOR OPEN
OPEN
UN‐LOCKING
UN‐LOCKING TT HANDLE
HANDLE DISENGAGE
DISENGAGE SHOOTBOLTS
SHOOTBOLTS
4. 5. 6.
Magnets
Magnets protect
protect and
and fix
fix traffic door panels to Push T‐Handle to release Rotate handle clockwise 180* to disengage
Holding
Magnets Traffic
protect fix traffic
andDoor Open
traffic door
door panels
panels to
to Push T‐Handle
T‐Handle to
Unlocking
Push release
toT-Handle
release Rotate
Rotate handle
handle clockwise
Disengage Shootbolts
clockwise 180*
180* toto disengage
disengage
adjacent
adjacent panels
panels shootbolts
shootbolts fully
fully
Magnets
adjacent
Magnets protect
panels
protect andand fix traffic
fix traffic doordoor
panels to Push
Push T-Handle
T‐Handle to release.
to release Rotate handle
shootbolts
Rotate clockwise
fullyclockwise
handle 180*180* to
to disengage
Magnets
Magnets protect
protect and
and fix
fix traffic
traffic door
door panels
panels to
to Push
Push T‐Handle to release Rotate handle clockwise 180* to disengage
panels panels
adjacent
Magnets
Magnets to adjacent
protect and
TT HANDLE
protect panels.
and fix
fix traffic
traffic door
door panels
OPERATION panels to
to Push T‐Handle
Push T‐Handle
to
to release
T‐HandleUN‐LOCKING
to release TT HANDLE
UN‐LOCKING
release HANDLE Rotate
Rotate
Rotate
handle
disengage
shootbolts fully
handle
handle
clockwise
shootbolts
clockwise
OPENING
clockwise
180*
fully.
180*
FOLDING
180*
to
to
to
disengage
disengage
PANELS
disengage
adjacent
adjacent T HANDLE
panels
panels HANDLE OPERATION
OPERATION UN‐LOCKING T HANDLE shootbolts OPENING
shootbolts OPENING
fully
fully FOLDING PANELS
FOLDING PANELS
adjacent panels
adjacent panels shootbolts fully
shootbolts OPENING
fully
T HANDLE OPERATION UN‐LOCKING T HANDLE FOLDING PANELS
TT HANDLE
HANDLE OPERATION UN‐LOCKING T HANDLE OPENING FOLDING PANELS
7. HANDLE OPERATION
TT HANDLE OPERATION
OPERATION 8.
UN‐LOCKING
UN‐LOCKING TTT HANDLE
UN‐LOCKING HANDLE
HANDLE 9.
OPENING
OPENING FOLDING
OPENING FOLDING PANELS
FOLDING PANELS
PANELS
T Handle Operation Unlocking T-Handle Opening Folding Panels
Push
Push the
the T‐Handle
T‐Handle back
back into
into the
the frame before Ensure the ‘Un‐locked’ symbol is at the top before Slide panels together
Push
Push thethe T-Handle
T‐Handle backback the frame
intointo before
the frame
frame before Ensure
Ensure the
Ensure ‘Un‐locked’
the the
‘Un‐locked’ symbol
‘Unlocked’ is
is at
symbol
symbol at the
is attop
the thebefore
top before Slide
Slide panels
Slide
panels together
panels together.
together
operating
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doors opening
opening doors
doors
before
operating
Push
Push
operating
doors back
the T‐Handle
the
doors.
into the frame before top
opening
Ensure before
doors
the opening
‘Un‐locked’ doors.
symbol is at the top before Slide panels together
Push the T‐Handle
operating
Push T‐Handle back into
doors back into the
the frame
frame before
before Ensure
Ensure
opening
the
the ‘Un‐locked’
‘Un‐locked’
doors
symbol
symbol is
is at
at the
the top
top before
before Slide
Slide panels
panels together
together
Push the
the T‐Handle
operating
operating doors back
T‐Handle
doors back into
into the
the frame
frame before
before Ensure
Ensure the
opening
openingthe ‘Un‐locked’
‘Un‐locked’ symbol
doors
doors symbol is
is at
at the
the top
top before
before Slide
Slide panels
panels together
together
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OPEN POSITION CLOSING DOOR LOCKING T‐HANDLE
OPEN
OPEN
OPEN POSITION
POSITION
POSITION CLOSING
CLOSING
CLOSING DOOR
DOOR
DOOR LOCKING
LOCKING T‐HANDLE
T‐HANDLE
LOCKING T‐HANDLE
OPEN POSITION
OPEN POSITION CLOSING
CLOSINGDOOR
DOOR LOCKINGT‐HANDLE
LOCKING T‐HANDLE
10. 11. 12.
Open Position Closing Door Locking T-Handle
Stack
Stack thethe
Stack
the panels
panels together
panels
together for
together max
forfor clear
max
max opening
clear
clear opening Reverse
opening previous
Reverse
Reverse steps
previous
previous to to
steps
steps close
to door
close
close door Lock each
Lock T‐Handle
each before
T‐Handle proceeding
before proceeding
Stack the
Stack panels
the panelstogether
together for max
for max clear Reverse previous steps to door
close
door door.
Lock
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each before
T-Handle proceeding
before proceeding.
Stack the panels together for max clearclear opening Reverse
opening Reverse previous
previous steps
steps to close
to close door Lock
Lock each
each T‐Handle
T‐Handle before
before proceeding
proceeding
opening. HIGH
Stack the panels
HIGHtogether
HIGHTRAFFIC for
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC max
HANDLE clear
HANDLE
HANDLE opening Reverse previous
LATCHsteps
LATCH
LATCH to close
ENGAGEMENT
ENGAGEMENT
ENGAGEMENT door Lock each T‐Handle
High Traffic
HOOK
HOOK before
Handle
ENGAGEMENT
HOOK proceeding
ENGAGEMENT
ENGAGEMENT
HIGH HIGH TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC HANDLEHANDLE LATCH
LATCH ENGAGEMENT
ENGAGEMENT HOOKENGAGEMENT
HOOK ENGAGEMENT
HIGH TRAFFIC HANDLE LATCH ENGAGEMENT HOOK ENGAGEMENT
13. 14. 15.
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thethe
high traffic
high traffichandle
handlewhen thethe
when door
dooris is Lifting thethe
Lifting handle operates
handle thethe
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latch ToTo
lock, liftlift
lock, lever
lever handle and
handle turn
and keykey
turn
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the traffic
high traffichandle when the door Lifting the handle operates the
latchlatch. To lock, liftlift lever handle and turn key.
closed
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high
to engage lockshandle
locks
traffic handle when
when the the
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is is Lifting
Lifting thethe handle
handle operates
operates thethelatch To
To lock,
lock, lift lever
lever handle
handle and
and turn
turnkey
key
isthe
Lift
closedclosed
closed
high to engage
to engage
traffic
to engage handle
locks locks.
lockswhen the door is Lifting the handle operates the latch To lock, lift lever handle and turn key
Lift the high traffic handle when the door is Lifting the handle operates the latch To lock, lift lever handle and turn key
closed
Latch to engage
Engagementlocks Hook Engagement
closedFailure
to engageto locks
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correctly operate the foldingsliding
slidingdoor
doorsystem
systemcancancause
causedamage
damagetotothetheoperating
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mechanism
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Failure to correctly
to correctly operate
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folding slidingdoor
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systemcan cancause
causedamage
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the operating
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and
andhardware.
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to
and and to correctly
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to correctly can cause the
cause
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fail.
cause system
damage to can
the cause damage
operating to
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and operating
hardware.
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sliding
mechanism
andcause
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the door This
to failcan cause
and may the door
invalidate your to fail.
guarantee.
and hardware. This can cause the door to fail.
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General Maintenance Locks & Hardware
● The door surfaces and inner chambers should be cleaned using All locking mechanisms should be kept free of dirt and grime and
warm soapy water or a mild diluted detergent. The surfaces lubricated with light machine oil such as 3 in 1 or WD40. Locking
should be cleaned using a soft cloth, sponge or a soft natural parts exposed when the door is open including strike/face plates,
bristle brush. All areas to be thoroughly rinsed and dried locking cams and hook bolts should be wiped clean of residue
after cleaning. lubricant and grime. These mechanisms should then be lubricated
using a light machine oil. Locking keeps should be lubricated with
Polyester Powder Coating Polyester powder coat paint is an organic
petroleum jelly from time to time. Always ensure excess oil is
finish that requires regular cleaning and maintenance to ensure it
wiped away.
keeps its decorative and protective qualities.
One year after installation and thereafter annually, the moving parts of
The frequency of cleaning depends on such factors as:
locking mechanisms should be lubricated with light machine oil as 3 in
1. The building’s surrounding environment (for example,
1, or WD40.
marine alkaline, acid. Industrial etc.)
2. The varying levels of atmospheric pollution, Handles may be cleaned with warm soapy water or a mild diluted
3. The prevailing wind direction, detergent using a soft cloth or sponge. It is important to thoroughly
4. Exposure to airborne debris such as sand or salt, which may cause rinse and dry the hardware after cleaning.
erosive wear.
Pivot points of handles should be lubricated periodically with light
Cleaning frequency also depends on the desired standard of machine oil such as 3 in 1 or WD40.
appearance and also the need to remove deposits, which could cause
The tightness of all fixing screws or rivets should be checked
damage after prolonged contact with the finish.
periodically. One year after installation and thereafter annually.
In an industrial environment, the normal interval between cleaning
Over tightening of handle fixing screws can put too much strain on
should not be more than every three months, Where there is a
the locking mechanism’s gearbox and impair the function of the lock.
high degree of industrial pollution or a hazardous atmosphere, the
Windows and doors which are not in frequent use should be opened
periods between cleaning should be reduced. If the atmosphere is
and maintained.
non-hazardous (for example in rural or normal urban locations),
the period between cleaning can be extended to a maximum of 18
months (or more frequently if heavy soiling occurs), Where a site is
subjected to any unusual environment factors, or is close to salt water,
your installer should be consulted for specialist advice.
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Condensation This may result in trapped water vapour and increasing problems
with condensation. Condensation is best controlled by ventilation
Water vapour is continually present in the atmosphere and in the
and this is achieved by opening windows, fitting extraction units or
home this natural water content is increased by day-to-day activities
by fitting wall vents to provide airflow. Some heat should always be
which create steam such as cooking, bathing, washing, boiling
maintained in the building during cold weather.
water etc.
The temperature may be increased in areas where condensation
This water vapour is undetectable when carried in warm air, but it
is a particular problem. If possible, internal doors to kitchens and
condenses into water droplets when it comes into contact with cold
bathrooms should be kept closed and sealed against draughts
surfaces such as glass. Normally, water vapour is controlled through
to prevent excessively moist air being transferred to other areas.
natural ventilation via airbricks and chimneys etc. but conservation
Bedroom windows should have night ventilation facilities to provide
measures have lead to more efficient sealing of buildings.
air circulation. Curtains should be a minimum of 150mm away from
the door to ensure airflow, with suitable gaps.
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