Overview

This document provides an in-depth technical overview of a range of steel fire and security doors, focusing on construction, safety features, certifications, design options, and innovations.

1. Product Specifications and Features

• Construction: Steel door skins and frames with fire-resistant fillings inside the door leaf.
• Thermal Performance: Half frame design enhances heat conduction to walls, improving fire resistance.
• Seals: Equipped with cold and hot intumescent smoke seals to prevent smoke penetration during fires.
• Coating: Durable electrostatic powder coating for protection and aesthetics.
• Hardware: Panic bar evacuation system, patented 3-axis adjustable hinges, and Kale central locking with 14+4 locking points.
• Security Features: Steel gasket slots around locks and hinges resist forced entry; steel cylinder escutcheons protect against drilling; optional Secumax Hi-Tech hardware for enhanced security.

2. Fire Resistance Testing

Fire door tests by Hacettepe University demonstrate 120-minute fire resistance with controlled temperature transfer, meeting ISO 3008 and TS EN 1634-1 standards.

3. Certifications and Standards

• ISO 9000 Quality Management System certification.
• Compliance with TS EN 1634-1 fire resistance standards.
• Patented design elements including adjustable hinges and hardware.

4. Product Range and Design Options

Multiple series combine security and aesthetics: Studio, Elegant, Prestige, Antique, Trend. Surface finishes include natural wood veneer, composite (Compotech), laminate, MDF laminated, and massive timber. Frames are timber-covered steel or electrostatically powder-coated steel. Since 1994, leather-pattern coated steel frames have been used. Wood finishes include teak, walnut, mahogany, antique oak, cream, wenge, and hazelnut.

5. Security Hardware and Accessories

• Central locking systems with multiple locking points for enhanced security.
• Patented 3-axis adjustable hinges for precise alignment and durability.
• Optional Secumax Hi-Tech hardware for maximum protection.
• Extra cylinders available for temporary use during renovations.

6. Company History and Innovations

• 1994: First home security door manufactured.
• 1999: First export initiated.
• 2000: ISO 9000 certification; patent for 3-axis adjustable hinges; Antique series launched.
• 2001: Design office established.
• 2003: Climate-resistant Compotech doors introduced.
• 2005: Enterprise resource planning implemented.
• 2006: Fire doors compliant with ISO 3008 and TS EN 1634-1 produced; world's first heating door application.
• 2007: World's first face recognition door and Secumax security hardware introduced.
• 2008: Entroom entrance room concept launched.

7. Important Notes and Recommendations

• Authorized dealer: Işıldak Group reserves rights to change colors and features; catalog colors are approximate.
• Imitation of products infringes industrial property rights.
• Installation options include mortar filling to enhance forced entry resistance.
• Users should select security hardware levels appropriate to their needs.

8. Product Lines and Design

Various steel door models designed by Adil Iflildak with unique industrial design registrations. Key lines include SatinMass, Elegant Lamina, Prestige, Trend, Antique series (Lydia, Hittite, Ottoman, Urartu), and room doors (Oda Kapilari). Wood finishes include Walnut, Mahogany, Wenge, White, Antique Oak, Cherry, Teak, and Cream.

9. Materials and Finishes

• Steel doors with laminated MDF or laminated surfaces.
• Leather pattern coated steel frames since 1994.
• Hand-scarved massive wood surfaces for antique models.
• Electrostatic powder-coated frames for durability.

10. Hardware and Security Features

• Patented axis adjustable hinges for precise fitting.
• Kale central locking system with 14+4 locking points.
• One-piece main locks in standard and hooked versions with high-security cylinders.
• Fixed security pins prevent forced opening with jacks, crowbars, or turnbuckles.
• Steel sheet reinforcements (5mm and 8mm) around lock and hinge areas resist break-ins.
• Adjustable latch slots ensure tight door closure.
• Optional concrete installation enhances forced entry resistance.

11. Advanced Security Technologies

• Bionic door with face recognition from 1700 points, sensitive to living organisms, 1500 Kgf holding force, unlimited authorization, front door camera for monitoring and recording unrecognized persons, and aging sensitivity.
• Telescope camera system for front door monitoring.
• Biometric fingerprint readers with alarm and remote control for automatic lock operation.
• Motorized barrel systems for remote central lock and latch control.
• German-made ABUS electromechanical door openers integrated with alarm systems.
• Steel cylinder rosettes protect against drilling and heavy tool attacks.

12. Security Control and Convenience

• Untouched cylinders and keys ensure first-time user access.
• Control of 18 locking points with a single key for centralized management.
• Spare cylinders for temporary use during renovations.
• Steel cylinder escutcheons prevent break-ins with heavy tools.
• Adjustable slots and gasket slots maintain door integrity and security.

13. Additional Features and Options

• Special accessories tailored for each door model.
• Card-controlled passage systems for secure access management.
• Room doors available with various wood finishes and decorative glass options.
• Optional installation methods and security enhancements to resist physical attacks.

Summary

This document details a comprehensive range of high-security, fire-resistant steel doors featuring advanced locking mechanisms, patented adjustable hinges, reinforced structures, and cutting-edge biometric and camera technologies. The doors combine aesthetic wood finishes with robust security features, including multi-point locking, anti-theft reinforcements, and smart access control systems, suitable for residential and commercial applications demanding maximum security and convenience.