Fire Door Gap Measuring Tool

Clearance requirements are the most recognized issue for fire door non compliance.

Fire door gap measuring tool.

It is more accurate than a tape measure and helps ensure your fire door assemblies meet the requirements set forth by nfpa 80 2007. Pre stamped measurements make door inspections easier. A division of pl2 llc po box 1629 collierville tn 38027 1629 ph. The doorgapgauge is the handiest tool you will ever have for hanging doors to nfpa specs.

Our fire door gap gauge is a handy tool designed for easy use thanks to the clearly marked dark blue recommended door gap area. The fire door gap gauge is a simple tool used by fire door industry inspectors to measure clearance requirements per the nfpa 80 code compliance. The fire door gap gauge is an easy to use pocket sized tool that fits on almost any keychain that way you have it when you need it. Designed specifically to check clearance requirements before inspections for fire rated door assembly s by your ahj.

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The door gap gauge is made of sturdy thermoplastic nylon. Our fire door gap gauge is a handy tool designed for easy use thanks to the clearly marked dark blue recommended door gap area. Door gap gauge 6 pack cup 204 64 159 75 add to cart. Lightweight and durable plastic body angular construction ensures no fuss accurate readings simple insert and glance design with clearly marked recommended door gap area.

The best method for measuring door gap dimensions is to use a tool of the appropriate thickness that can be inserted between the door frame and door the door and the floor and between opposing vertical edges aka meeting stiles of paired doors.