Does anyone know of a wood or wood-look 90 minute rated door frame?
http://www.algomahardwoods.com/AHW%20Pages/technicaldata.html
http://www.marshfielddoors.com/stile/specialty.html#special
http://www.flemingdoor.com/en/site/fleming/Products/Specialty-products/
http://www.trustile.com/catalog/firedoors/?series=0
(scroll down a bit)
Lynn,
I have specified stile and rail doors from the following source. Design required stile and rail. They may have flush also.
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20-Minute Rated Doors and Frames: Lag Design, Industrial Millwork Corporation.. Toll Free [800] 462-3667.
a. Model Number: D-82. -
60-Minute Rated Doors and Frames: Lag Design, Industrial Millwork Corporation.. Toll Free [800] 462-3667.
a. Model Number: D-82. -
90-Minute Rated Doors and Frames: Lag Design, Industrial Millwork Corporation.. Toll Free [800] 462-3667.
a. Model Number: D-82.
To additional sources are:
a. Dimensions Millwork.
b. Karona.
I cannot remember if these offered 90 minute doors. This was back in April 2003.
Please share what you find.
Wayne
TruStile, Lag Design, Maiman, Warm Springs Composite Products, and maybe TGP (can’t find it on their website, but it’s been spec’d for a project), all offer a 90 minute wood or wood-look door frame (and I have visual proof from their websites). Since this is for a Ronald McDonald wing in a hospital, we’re also going for a stile-and-rail door. It’s gonna look good. Thanks for your help. Once again, it’s all in who you know - your friends.
Lynn,
Your wish is our command.
Wayne
Lynn,
Just remember that what you see is what you get. The designers cannot make any changes to the frame profiles.
Thanks, Randy. I’ll be sure to point that out to the Architect.
By the way, Eggers Industries also makes a 90 minute frame.
Lynn,
I feel a song coming on.
No, you can’t always get what you want
You can’t always get what you want
You can’t always get what you want
But if you try sometimes, you just might find
You get what you need
WOW!! Did you just make that up Wayne?? Canadian songwriting talent at its finest folks!! ![]()
You Can’t Always Get What You Want- The Rolling Stones, Let it Bleed, 1969.
Were you born or out of diapers in 1969?
That was sarcasm eh?
(and for the record, yes I was out of diapers in 1969 (I am very trainable, although my ex-wife’s opinion on that may differ)…I was a Centennial project eh, but I missed by 23.5 hours or so…yes my ex-pat friend, that is a math test for this fine Wednesday afternoon to see if you can determine my birth date and time :P)
I would say you were born at 12:30 a.m., December 31, 1966, or so.
or 11:30 p.m. on January 1, 1968, or so.
How was Panarama in Jan.
I make it to Sunshine Village near Banff in February 26th.
Wayne, Thanks so much for the ear worm!
I’m not even going to try for the birth date; suffice it to say that I was in college (or had graduated some time around there).
I said 23.5 HOURS bud!! I see math isn’t your strong suit! LOL
Panorama was AWESOME!! Almost knee deep powder on the Wednesday morning made for some great skiing!! We skied 6 days straight (half of Sun on arrival and until about 2:00 Friday afternoon before we left). Great conditions all week!
Ran into 2 guys in Cowtown on the return trip that had been at Kicking Horse…Golden got 5’-0" of snow that week, and they still had a 8" to 12" covering on the roof of their rental car when they pulled into the hotel!! LOL
Had the bike out on March 17 in mid-70’s weather and got abut 100km in…would have gotten more in before and after that but was working INSANE hours so didn’t know what it would be like riding home in the late evening or early morning hours so decided to keep caging. Should be back out this weekend…14C and sunny on Saturday!! YEAH
Oh btw Lynn and everyone else…sorry for temporarily hijacking your thread…back to fire-rated wood frames now!!