Fire Exit Door Security Seal
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- Deters unauthorised use of fire doors
- Average break strength of 10.5kg
- Sold in strips of 10, colour may vary
- All individually coded to prevent a replacement cover-up
- Strap length 202.5mm, Strap width 8mm, Strap thickness 1.3mm
This is the technical data for the Fire Exit Door Security Seal.
| Product Code | HS/SF/FDS/G |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
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Q.I am currently doing a fire risk assessment on a building and have come across the Fire Exit Door Security Seal.
I have been told they use minimal fore to open but does this comply to BS8300 Disabled Access.
Also this is a visual deterrent to stop people using the door. Could this also mean in a fire situation (where people are panicked) they will assume the door is sealed and will not try the door.
A.The average break strenght is 10.5kg,so with a little amount of force will break in an emergency. They provide a visual deterrent but are easily broken if required. They do not conform to BS8300.
Q.Is it possible to hook a small padlock through the end of a Fire Exit Door Security Seal so it can be removed if the fire door is used legitimately (not in an emergency)?
A.Yes, this is easily possible. You could then either break the seal or open the padlock (without breaking the seal)
20/Jun/2010 06:06am
Seem to do the job