Use
The inward opening entrance door is the most commonly used. They are used in all types of buildings which require direct access to the outside - for example: a stairway, utility room, hall or porch. The door allows passage to the external side, which is very advantageous in facades within densely built-up areas, onto walkways, pavements and circulation areas.
Function
The doors are side hung and are locked with a deadbolt, latch and multi-locking point hook bolt mechanism, which is operated by lever handles both internally and externally with lockable cylinders. A thumb turn may be chosen for the inside. Inward opening doors are available with mid-rails, glazing bars, styling bars or panels as required. Double doors have a French casement-floating mullion.
