Understanding Ahmarra Airport Doorsets

Ahmarra Door Installations Ltd currently offers 311 variations of airport standard doorsets. We have invested heavily in both the engineered construction of our doorsets and in our electronic technical download brochure detailing all 311 standard doorsets.

The ADIL datasheet explains the format of our technical brochure, the definition of standard and non-standard doorsets, offers frame and structural opening details as well as information on miscellaneous airport items such as panic and escape doorsets.

Standard doorsets available for six airport environments:

  • Airport Facility Timber Doorset Data Sheets (DWF or PDF)
  • Front of House (FoH) Heavy Duty Doorsets (DWF or PDF)
  • Front of House (FoH) Retail Heavy Duty Doorsets (DWF or PDF)
  • Back of House (BoH) Heavy Duty Doorsets (DWF or PDF)
  • Office Doorsets (DWF or PDF)
  • Sanitary Accommodation Doorset (PDF)
  • Service & Plantroom Doorsets (FoH & BoH) (DWF and PDF)
  • Architectural Door Schedule

If you require access to the above technical information, please complete the form below or contact us on 02392 389 076 to discuss your specific requirements.


    Airport Technical Information

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    Navigating the Transition from BS 476 Part 22 to BS EN 1634-1: What It Means for Fire Door Specification

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    Navigating the Transition from BS 476 Part 22 to BS EN 1634-1: What It Means for Fire Door Specification

    In 2024, the UK Government confirmed that the BS 476 National Classification standards will be withdrawn from Approved Document B (England) in favour of BS EN 13501. A five-year transition period means that fire-resistant products such as doorsets will need to be classified to EN 13501-2 by 2nd September 2029. At Ahmarra, we’re working closely with our component suppliers and systems houses to complete the required fire testing to BS EN 1634-1.