#Metal storm shelter doors series
Technical Data Guideįor more complete information on FP Series Frames, download the Steelcraft Technical Data Manual. Factory-applied baked-on rust inhibiting primer meets ANSI A250.10-2011Ĭommercial buildings in tornado alley as well as residential shelters, commonly new school gymnasiums constructed as ICC500 compliant tornado shelters for K-12 and higher education.įrame anchors are approved to lock the frame to the the shelter walls built as new or existing CMU block walls, poured concrete, or steel.
Frames meet fire rating requirements they are listed for installations requiring compliance to both neutral pressure testing (ASTM E152 and UL-10B) and positive pressure standards (UL-10C).Hardware preparations and reinforcements meet ANSI A250.6-2003, and locations meet ANSI/DHI A115, unless otherwise stated.Tested and Intertek labeled showing compliance with ICC500-2014 and FEMA 320/361.Overall frame construction exceeds ANSI A250.8-2017 (SDI-100), the standard set by SDI specifying sizes, design, materials, construction, finishing and performance for standard commercial steel doors and frames.Steelcraft is SDI Certified through regular audits to ensure manufacturing, performance and quality standard set by the Steel Door Institute.Adjustable base anchors allow for installation adjustment when the floor is not level.
#Metal storm shelter doors code
Beginning in 2002 the International Code Council and the National Storm Shelter Association started working to create the first Standard for the Design and Construction of Storm Shelters, to be released as ICC 500 2008. 134" (3.3 mm) thick hinges to heavy weight. Tornado shelter construction guidelines protect building occupants from nature's fiercest storms. Patented universal hinge preparations allow for easy field conversion from standard weight.Standard corners insure attractive, tight and closed miters Die-mitered corner connections at the head and jamb.
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