Flip-Flap Door -Two leaves

Name: Flip-Flap Door -Two leaves
Rating: 4.9 (16 reviews)

4.9(16 reviews)

Flip-Flap door (Swing Door) is used in areas with intense traffic and air-conditioned spaces with positive temperature.

Perfect for any type of food industry, supermarkets, hypermarkets, hotels and restaurants. A door that has a 40 mm thick leaf and a 180 degree opening in both directions.

The door can be single or double leaf. Each leaf is 40mm thick and can be opened 180 degrees in either direction.

Technical specification

Unique ref.Flip-Flap-Door-Two-leaves
Product familyIndustrial Doors
Product groupInterior doors
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2020-06-30
Edition number1

Links

Product urlhttps://www.infraca.com/en/shop/flip-flap-doors/
Product certificationhttps://www.infraca.com/en/#certificaciones
Technical descriptionhttps://www.infraca.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/18-Flip-Flap-Door-INFRACA.pdf

Material mainAluminium
Material secondaryStainless steel
Designed inSpain
Manufactured inSpain

Classification

BIMobject CategoryDoors - Industrial Doors
IFC classificationDoor
UNSPSC nameDoors
UNSPSC code301715
Uniclass 2015 CodeEF_25_30
Uniclass 2015 DescriptionDoors and windows
OmniClass Number23-17 19 11 29
OmniClass TitlePersonnel Door Access
CSI UniFormat II CodeC1020
CSI UniFormat II TitleInterior Doors

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Europe	North America	Asia	Africa	South America
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Albania	Antigua and Barbuda	Azerbaijan	Angola	Bolivia
Andorra	Aruba	Bangladesh	Benin	Brazil
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Belarus	Belize	British Indian Ocean Territory	Burkina Faso	Colombia
Belgium	Bermuda	Brunei	Burundi	Ecuador
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Bulgaria	Canada	China	Cape Verde	French Guiana
Croatia	Caribbean Netherlands	Christmas Island	Central African Republic	Guyana
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Denmark	Costa Rica	Hong Kong	Côte d'Ivoire	Suriname
Estonia	Cuba	India	Democratic Republic of the Congo	Uruguay
Faroe Islands	Curaçao	Indonesia	Djibouti	Venezuela
Finland	Dominica	Japan	Equatorial Guinea
France	Dominican Republic	Kazakhstan	Eritrea
Germany	El Salvador	Kyrgyzstan	Eswatini
Gibraltar	Greenland	Laos	Ethiopia
Greece	Grenada	Macau	Gabon
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Poland	Trinidad and Tobago		Republic of the Congo
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