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SCHLUPF- UND NEBENTÜR 40 / 60 MM

SEPARATE PASSAGE FOR PEOPLE AND GOODS

A wicket door can be integrated into a Novoferm NovoLux or Thermo door, which can even be authorised as an escape route under certain conditions.

Always check with the local authorities to ensure that you choose the correct wicket door.

For accident prevention reasons, it can be advantageous to keep the passage of people and goods separate. This is possible with a fixed access door in the front of the building, independent of the sectional door or a side door with a door look, directly next to the sectional door.

Wicket doors can be integrated into the sectional door, but they do not improve the stability of the door. There are also restrictions regarding the width, height and threshold height of the wicket door, which means that they may not comply with the applicable laws and regulations for escape doors.

Types of doors

Doors and gates for people and goods completely separated

Doors and gates for people and goods separate, but in the same clear opening

Wicket door for people, integrated into the sectional door for goods

Highlights

Sectional doors with integrated wicket door

Novoferm also offers the option of integrating a wicket door into the sectional door. Our wicket doors fulfil the highest requirements both visually and in terms of safety. They have a clever, built-in hinge system, a perfectly aligned closing system with stabilising cams, a built-in safety switch* and a slide rail door closer as standard.

There arethree possible threshold height versions: 16, 110 and 195 mm.

Wicket door integrated into the sectional door

* Only applies to electrically operated doors.

INTEGRATED WINDOW DOOR CONTACT SWITCH
The wicket door contact switch, which is mounted under the cam holder, is an integrated safety device that ensures that the electric sectional door cannot be operated when the wicket door is open.

STABILIZATION CAMS
The door is held in the optimum position by the so-called stabilisation cams. The door will therefore never "hang"; at the same time, this system ensures a better seal between the wicket door and the door. The magnetic contact of the wicket door contact switch (only for electric doors) is located under the cam holder.

POSITIONING
For reasons of stability of the sectional door, a wicket door cannot be positioned in the outer fields. The drawings show where the door can and cannot be fitted. Wicket doors can be used in sectional doors up to a maximum door leaf width of 6,000 mm.

16 MM LOW THRESHOLD VERSION
The wicket door threshold is available in a height of just 16 mm and a width of 111 mm. A threshold with this low height complies with the national guidelines for escape routes under certain conditions.

OPTICALLY APPROPRIATE WINDOW DOOR DESIGN
Novoferm has optimised the wicket door design all round. For example, the hinge system has been integrated into the sectional door so that no fixings are visible on the outside.

OPTIONAL: COLOURED WINDOWDOOR PROFILES
The wicket door profiles are made of aluminium as standard, so they stand out clearly from the door leaf depending on the door colour. Depending on customer requirements, the profiles can also be painted in the door colour as an option. This gives the door leaf and wicket door profiles a uniform appearance.

Integrated wicket door as escape door

If you want to use the integrated wicket door as an escape door, contact the local authorities and ask about the regulations. Depending on the number of people present in a building, the legislator determines which requirements a wicket door must fulfil.

As a rule,there are four criteria that determine whether a door is suitable as an escape door:
The type of closing device, the door width, the door height and the threshold height.
In principle, an integrated wicket door always opens outwards; this is a requirement for doors with an escape door function.

Integrated wicket door as escape door

DOOR WIDTH AND DOOR HEIGHT

Depending on local or national guidelines, legislation and supervisory authorities stipulate a minimum door width and door height if a wicket door is to have the function of an escape door. The standard widths and heights of the wicket door depend on the configuration of the door.

However, this can be customised as an option. The maximum width of an integrated wicket door is 940 mm, the maximum height is 2,250 mm. Consult the local authorities if the wicket door is to have the function of an escape door.

PANIC LOCK
Wicket doors that have the function of an escape door must be fitted with a so-called panic lock. Panic locks are available in various designs. A wicket door with a panic lock can be unlocked at any time using the handle on the inside, even if the door is locked.

16 MM LOW THRESHOLD VERSION
Under certain conditions, the wicket door threshold complies with national guidelines for escape routes. Novoferm has specially developed a wicket door threshold with a low height of just 16 mm and a width of 111 mm for this purpose.

Lock and lever handle variants

Lock and handle variants for wicket doors

We attach great importance to the safety and user-friendliness of our wicket doors, with a particular focus on using hinges, switches, locks and additional locks that are as visually appealing as possible. We are also happy to advise you in detail on the choice of threshold height, opening direction, door dimensions and door positions.

The Novoferm range of wicket door locks includes six types:
Two normal locks and four panic locks (for when the wicket door acts as an escape door).

NORMAL LOCKS

Lock with lever handle on both sides
Lock with fixed knob on the outside and lever handle on the inside
lever handle on the inside

PANIC KEY

Panic lock with fixed knob on the outside and lever handle on the inside (panic function E)
Panic lock with lever handle on both sides (split follower, panic function B)
Panic lock with fixed knob on the outside and handle bar on the inside (panic function E)
Panic lock with lever handle on the outside (split follower) and handle bar on the inside (panic function B)
Depending on the situation, the local authorities may prescribe the use of panic locks.

(See illustrations top right)

PANIC LOCK WITH PANIC FUNCTION E
The door is fitted with a lever handle or handle bar on the inside and a fixed knob on the outside. The locked door can be opened from the inside using the panic function in the lock and from the outside using the key.

PANIC LOCK WITH PANIC FUNCTION B
The door is fitted with handles on both sides. The locked door can be opened from the inside using the panic function in the lock. The outer handle is in neutral position. The normal function is achieved by unlocking with the key as far as it will go and the door can be opened from the inside and outside using the lever handle. Locking with the key restores the panic and idle functions (switchover function).

ADDITIONAL LOCKS
For extra security, you can have two additional locks fitted in the top and bottom sections of the door. All cylinder locks can be operated with the same key. The additional locks have rotary knobs so that these locks can be opened from the inside without a key.

Equipment

Side doors

SIDE DOORS IN GATE LOOK

The advantage of a side door is that the passageways for people and goods are completely separated from each other. This increases safety for users. A side door is installed in the front of the building next to the sectional door. The side door is visually identical to the sectional door. This makes this solution architecturally appealing.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT DOOR

A side door can be opened either inwards or outwards. You can choose between a DIN left-hinged or DIN right-hinged door.

If the side door is also to have the function of an escape door, then this door must always open outwards.

DIN rights

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INSTALLATION BEHIND OR IN THE CLEAR OPENING

A sectional door is always installed behind the clear opening. Accordingly, the side doors with a door look are also installed behind the clear opening as standard to create a uniform and attractive appearance for the front of the building. This has two advantages: The door and door are aligned and the passage width of the side door is approx. 810 mm, with a clear width of 1,000 mm. With the optional installation in the opening, the surfaces of the door and gate are not in the same plane and the passage width is only approx. 750 m with the same clear door width