Versatile fire protection system for doors and fixed glazing

The Janisol C4 EI90 (T90/F90) door and fixed glazing system with a basic depth of 70 mm combines the high security features of a steel fire protection system with a sophisticated, elegant design. In this way the pioneering fire doors meet all the security and aesthetic requirements of modern building planning.

Standardised cable channels provided in the profile ensure easy and quick installation.

Multi-functional steel doors – optimised for thermal insulation, security and a long life cycle

High level of burglar resistance in accordance with DIN EN 1627 and use as a double-leaf door with full panic function across the entire spectrum of unit widths in case of emergencies: Janisol HI steel doors offer tested multi-functional solutions for buildings with high safety and security requirements, such as sports and leisure facilities, public administration buildings, airports, shopping centres, hospitals and schools.

All-round fire protection system with multiple applications

As an all-round fire protection system for door and fixed glazing constructions, Janisol 2 EI30 (T30/F30) combines the highest in building safety standards with optimal design freedom.

The narrow and highly stable steep profiles of the system enable solutions for special applications which meet all the requirements of demanding architecture, such as stainless steel, butt joint glazing, anti-finger-trap doors and clad doors with transparent toplights and sidelights.

Non-insulated steel profile system for flush-fitted door constructions in indoor areas

The perfect solution for flush-fitted single and double-leaf door constructions as well as fixed glazing in indoor areas – 50 mm basic depth. The continuous shadow gaps on the inside and outside grant the slimline door constructions an elegant appearance.

The system compatibility of the non-insulated system guarantees visually uniform solutions in combination with thermally insulated Janisol doors as well as Janisol smoke and fire doors. This allows uniform face widths for different planning requirements.