纽约防火门安装维修
为什么防火门至关重要
- 阻隔蔓延：分区阻挡火焰与烟气，争取疏散与灭火时间。
- 安全疏散：维持通道可开启与自闭，减少拥堵与恐慌。
- 资产保护：限制损害范围，降低停业与数据/设备损失。
- 合规要求：多数建筑类型在特定位置依法必须配置合格防火门。
防火等级与结构要点
常见防火等级（示例）
- 20/45/60/90/180 分钟（以铭牌为准）
- 门扇、门框、玻璃与五金需系统匹配
关键组件
- 带铭牌门扇/门框：钢质或复合耐火材料
- 自闭装置：闭门器/地弹簧确保门自动关闭
- 防火五金：合页、锁体、顺序器、门栓、门夹
- 防火玻璃：耐火/防烟密封条与门缝控制
常见不合规情形
- 拆除闭门器或用楔块/地毯撑门
- 更换五金但未用防火认证配套
- 缩短/削切门扇、过大门缝
- 遗失或涂盖铭牌标识
如需加装门禁/自动门，请采用经认证的互通方案（电锁、延时、顺序器）以维持防火与疏散功能。
法规与合规（概览）
安装与维护将参考 NFPA 80（防火门与防火窗维护标准）、IBC/IFC（国际建筑/消防规范）以及 NYC Building/Fire Code 要求。具体以项目类型、占用分类与检查员意见为准。
- 门体/框/五金/玻璃需带有效认证标签，且系统匹配。
- 疏散方向开启、净空与回弹力需符合通行与无障碍要求。
- 年度或规定频次的例行检查与记录。
我们的服务
安装 / 更换
- 钢制/木质防火门成套系统（含门框与密封）
- 带视窗防火玻璃、逃生推杆、顺序器/闭门器
- 电锁/门禁联动（保持疏散合规）
维修 / 恢复合规
- 闭门器漏油/关不紧、门缝/门框对齐
- 更换认证五金、补装防烟密封
- 铭牌核验、整改报告与巡检计划
标准流程
- 现场勘查：测量洞口、核对分区与等级要求
- 方案与报价：配置清单、工期与质保说明
- 规范施工：保护环境、按图安装与调试
- 验收资料：铭牌与照片存档、操作保养指南
- 维保巡检：例检与整改建议，保持合规
维护与巡检（建议）
- 检查受损/松动部件与门缝尺寸
- 闭门器/地弹簧功能与回弹力测试
- 合页、锁舌、顺序器润滑与调校
- 防烟密封与门底密封的完整性
- 记录保存：巡检表与整改闭环
常见问题
如何判断我的门是防火门？
查看边缘或铰侧是否有认证铭牌（含等级/制造商/编号）。若被涂盖或遗失，请联系我们评估。
可否加装玻璃视窗或门禁？
可以，但必须使用经认证的配套组件与正确施工方式，确保不影响防火等级与疏散。
多久需要巡检一次？
建议至少每年一次或按业主/消防要求执行，重点场所与高人流门组建议更高频次。
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覆盖纽约五区、长岛、Westchester 与新泽西部分地区，提供 24/7 紧急服务与透明报价。
同时承接：车库门/卷闸门/卷帘门/仓库门安装与维修，及不锈钢雨棚、玻璃门、铁艺与楼梯等项目，支持上门测量与设计。
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NYC Fire Door Installation & Repair
Why Fire Doors Matter
- Containment: Compartmentation buys time for evacuation and response.
- Egress Safety: Self-closing, latched doors keep routes usable and orderly.
- Asset Protection: Limits damage spread and downtime.
- Regulatory: Required in many occupancies and locations by code.
Ratings & Construction
Typical Ratings
- 20/45/60/90/180 minutes (per label)
- Door, frame, vision kit, and hardware must be listed as a system
Key Components
- Labeled leaf/frame: steel or composite fire-resistant materials
- Self-closing device: closers/floor springs
- Fire-rated hardware: hinges, locks, coordinators, latches
- Fire glazing & seals: smoke/edge seals and correct clearances
Common Noncompliance
- Propping doors open or removing closers
- Non-listed hardware substitutions
- Undercutting/planing edges beyond limits
- Missing or painted-over labels
Access control/automatic operators must use listed, compatible components to preserve rating and egress.
Code & Compliance (Overview)
Work references NFPA 80, IBC/IFC, and NYC Building/Fire Code. Final requirements depend on occupancy, location, and AHJ direction.
- Leaf/frame/hardware/glazing must carry valid labels and be system-compatible.
- Egress swing, clearances, and operating forces must meet code and accessibility rules.
- Periodic inspections with documentation as required.
What We Do
Install / Replace
- Steel/wood fire door assemblies with frames & seals
- Vision kits, panic devices, coordinators/closers
- Access control with egress-compliant electrified hardware
Repair / Remediation
- Closer leaks, latching issues, alignment & clearances
- Listed hardware swaps, smoke seal upgrades
- Label verification, deficiency punch-lists & reports
Our Process
- Survey: opening measurements, rating and location review
- Proposal: scope, lead time, and warranty
- Install: code-compliant fit-out and commissioning
- Close-out: label photos & O&M documentation
- PM: periodic inspections and maintenance plans
Maintenance & Inspections
- Check damage/looseness and verify clearances
- Test self-closing/latching; adjust closer/floor spring
- Lubricate hinges/locks/coordinators as needed
- Verify smoke/edge seals and bottoms
- Keep records for code and insurance
FAQ
How do I know it’s a rated fire door?
Look for a label on the hinge edge or top of the leaf/frame with rating, manufacturer, and listing info. If painted over or missing, contact us.
Can I add a vision lite or access control?
Yes—with listed components and the correct installation method to preserve rating and egress.
How often should I inspect?
At least annually or as required by the AHJ/insurance; high-traffic doors may need more frequent checks.
Contact Us
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We also service garage/roll-up/warehouse doors, storefront glass, stainless canopies, ironworks, and more.