Under the bottom of a door.
Nfpa door gap gauge.
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For those of you who are wondering why anyone would ever want to measure their door gaps nfpa 80 limits clearances for fire rated doors to the following.
This highly efficient tool is a must have item for every inspector fire marshal commercial property maintenance manager and fire department needs in their toolbox.
It s more accurate than a tape measure and is compact and very easy to use.
The door gap gauge tool is a sure way for contractors to check fire door clearance requirements before inspection.
The door gap gauge is an easy to use tool that makes checking a door gap fast and straightforward.
Door gap gauge included.
This standard regulates the installation and maintenance of assemblies and devices used to protect openings in walls floors and ceilings against the spread of fire and smoke within into or out of buildings.
50 shims a door gap gauge these 16 gauge peel and stick shims are for fire rated doors.
Question asked by mparkins on sep 7 2019 latest reply on sep 9 2019 by milt werner.
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Wood doors 1 8 at head jambs and meeting stiles of pairs 3 4 at sill.
In general clearance for those allowed gaps are as follows.
1 1 1 with the exception of fabric fire safety curtain assemblies this standard addresses assemblies that have.
Ready shims for fire rated doors with door gap gauge.
Just peel and stick.
Nfpa 80 fire doors and other opening protectives.
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Only 1 16th inch thick 3 16 inch wide and 3 25 inches long.
Contains information on maximum gap allowances for different types of fire doors.
It is more accurate than a tape measure and helps ensure your fire door assemblies meet the requirements set forth by nfpa 80 2007.
1 16th 1 8th 3 8th 1 4th 3 16th 3 4th inch readings.
A 1 1 see annex k for general information about fire doors.
Pre stamped measurements make door inspections easier.
3 4 between door and frame.
1 8 for more detailed gap information refer to nfpa 80 section 6 3 1 7 and section.
1 8 meeting edges for a pair of doors.
The fire door gap gauge is a simple tool used by fire door industry inspectors to measure clearance requirements per the nfpa 80 code compliance.