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2013 Fleming Fire Labeling Specification FIRE LABELING SPECIFICATIONS HOLLOW METAL FIRE DOORS FIRE DOOR FRAMES AND TRANSOM FRAMES FIRE WINDOWS AND SIDELIGHT FRAMES 101 Ashbridge Circle, Woodbridge ON L4L 3R5 Tel: 416.749.2111 | Toll-free: 800.263.7515 | Fax: 905.851.8436 Email: [email protected] | www.flemingdoor.com CANADIAN STEEL DOOR MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION This publication, developed by Fleming Door Products to provide guidance on the fire rating of commercial steel door and frame products, contains advisory information only and is provided as a public service. A continuous Research and Development Program is in place, therefore Fleming Door Products reserves the right to incorporate changes at any time, without notice and disclaims all liability for the use or adaptation of the materials contained herein. Products with the [*] designation on pages 9 and 10 are produced by various operating divisions of the ASSA ABLOY Door Group North America. Copyright © 2012, AADG, Inc., an ASSA ABLOY Group company. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of AADG, Inc. is strictly prohibited. Printed in Canada. Revision 11 - November 2012 CONTENTS Contents ............................................................................. 2 Fleming Fire Door Frame Product Introduction ...................................................................... 3 Frame Product Definitions ........................................... 38 Fire Door Assemblies - General Requirements General ....................................................................... 38 Over-View; Codes and Certification Organizations ....... 3 Maximum Frame Rabbet Sizes; Explanation of Terms .................................................... 4 2 and 3 Hour Frame Product - Table 18 ................ 39 Wall Versus Fire Door & Window Assembly Ratings .... 5 1 and 1-1/2 Hour Frame Product - Table 19 ... 40, 41 Assembly Rating Requirements .................................... 6 1/3 and 3/4 Hour Frame Product - Table 20 ... .. 42, 43 Test Methods; Standard Frame Product Constructions Fire ........................................................................... 6 Material .................................................................. 43 Smoke Control Assemblies ...................................... 7 Sizes ...................................................................... 43 Sprinkler Protected Assemblies ............................... 7 Hardware Preparations .......................................... 44 Hurricane-Resistant Fire-Rated Products ................ 7 Anchorage ............................................................. 44 Tornado-Resistant Fire-Rated Products .................. 8 New Unit Masonry Partitions ............................ 44 Field Labeling and Field Modifications .......................... 8 Existing Partitions ... .......................................... 45 In-Plant Labeling Program (IPLP) ................................. 9 Drywall Partitions ... ........................................... 45 Profile Requirements ............................................. 46 Fleming Fire Doors Vertical Hollow Metal Removable Mullions ... ......... 48 Fleming Door Series Descriptions ............................... 10 Horizontal Hollow Metal Removable Mullions ........ 48 General ....................................................................... 10 Assembly Methods ................................................. 48 Maximum Fire Door Sizes; Available Options ... ................................................ 49 2 and 3 Hour Fire Doors - Table 4 ................... 11, 12 Non-Standard Frame Product Constructions 1 and 1-1/2 Hour Fire Doors - Table 5 ....... 13, 14, 15 General .................................................................. 49 1/3 and 3/4 Hour Fire Doors - Table 6 .. 16, 17, 18, 19 DW-Series Frames ... ............................................. 49 Standard Fire Door Constructions Double Egress Frame Product ... ............................ 50 Material .................................................................. 19 Contra-Swing Frame Product ... ............................. 50 Sizes ...................................................................... 19 Multi-Opening Frame Product ... ............................. 51 Thickness .............................................................. 19 Dutch Door Frames and Transom Frames ... ......... 51 Core Materials ....................................................... 20 Frame with Panel Above Door ... ............................ 51 Vertical Edge Seam Construction .......................... 20 Expandable Jamb Depth (EXP-Series) Frames ..... 52 Hardware Preparations .......................................... 20 Stainless Steel Frame Product ... ........................... 52 Fleming Glazing Kits .............................................. 20 Transom, Sidelight and Window Assemblies ... ...... 53 rd 3 Party Glazing Kits ............................................. 21 Glazed Frame Product ...................................... 54 Glazing Materials ................................................... 21 Paneled Frame Product ... ................................. 55 In-Fill Panels .......................................................... 22 2 and 3 Hour Transom Frames ... ...................... 55 Fire Door Louvers and Preparations ...................... 23 1 and 1-1/2 Hour Transom, Sidelight Fleming Astragals .................................................. 23 and Window Frames ... .................................... 55 Non-Standard Fire Door Constructions 1/3 and 3/4 Hour Transom, Sidelight General .................................................................. 25 and Window Frames ... .................................... 56 Double Egress ....................................................... 25 Clad Frames and Transom Frames ... .................... 57 Door with Panel Above .......................................... 26 Lead-Lined Frames ... ............................................. 57 Dutch Doors ........................................................... 27 Acoustic Frames ... ................................................. 58 Temperature-Rise Rated ... .................................... 27 Detention Security Frames ... ................................. 59 Trio-E™ (Energy Efficient) ..................................... 28 Bullet-Resistant (BR-Series) Frames ... .................. 59 Stainless Steel (SS-Series) .................................... 28 Hurricane-Resistant Frames and Transoms .......... 59 Clad ....................................................................... 29 Tornado-Resistant (F5-Series) Frames ................. 62 Lead-Lined ............................................................. 30 Other Restrictions and Requirements ... ...................... 63 Acoustic (Whisper Core) ........................................ 30 Labeled Glazing Materials and Panels for Use In Detention Security (HS-Series) .............................. 31 Fleming Fire Door Frame Product - Table 30 ...... 64, 65 Bullet-Resistant (BR-Series) .................................. 31 Fire and Smoke Control Labels Hurricane-Resistant ............................................... 32 Code and Regulatory Requirements ........................... 66 Tornado-Resistant (F5-Series) .............................. 34 Fleming Fire Door Labels ... ......................................... 67 Other Restrictions and Requirements ......................... 35 Fleming Fire-Rated Frame Product Labels ... .............. 68 Labeled Glazing Materials and In-Fill Panels for Use in Fleming Fire Doors - Table 17 ................. 36, 37 Hardware Requirements and Preparations for Basic Handing/Swing Terminology ............................. 37 Fleming Fire Doors and Frame Product General ... .................................................................... 69 Hinges and Pivots ... .................................................... 69 Self-Latching Devices and Strikes ... ............................ 70 Self-Closing Devices ... ................................................ 72 Coordinators ... ............................................................. 72 Door Viewers ... ............................................................ 72 3rd Party Astragals, Gaskets and Door Bottoms ........... 73 Miscellaneous Hardware ............................................. 73 Footnote References ...................................................... 74 Referenced Standards and Publications ... ................... 76 Index ................................................................................ 79 Fleming FLS - Feb. 2016 Contents Page 2 INTRODUCTION Fleming's Fire Labeling Specifications (FLS) is intended to assist design, specification, regulatory and related professionals involved in commercial, industrial, institutional and detention security construction throughout North America. It provides a definitive source of information regarding fire labeled steel doors and frame product. First published over 30 years ago as a 4 page document it has continuously evolved to reflect new code and testing requirements. This 12th edition is the summation of 50 years of product research, development and fire testing by Fleming Door Products to meet the demands of fire and life safety. The information contained in this publication has been compiled from testing and certification authority listings, policies and procedures, the International Building Code (IBC), the National Building Code
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