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Anti-Barricade Solutions by Hallmark Group. Hallmark are the experts in door solutions for mental health and at-risk patient projects. MENTAL HEALTH PRODUCTS Anti-Barricade Solutions Anti-Barricade products enable staff to quickly enter a room which has been barricaded by a patient. Removable Doorstop Frame T he Removable Doorstop Frame is a full-length, aluminium, fire-rated, frame-mounted doorstop. It provides q uick outward opening of doors that normally open inwards. During normal use the stop remains locked to the door frame to act as a traditional stop. 2100m and 2400mm stops are available in Right or Left Handed configuration. Movastop Detachable Doorstop An a lternative anti-barricade solution is the Movastop Detachable Doorstop which, in conjunction with a double swing door, is an effective solution to help overcome a barricade situation. The Movastop blends in well with the door frame, is robust and resistant to abuse and tampering. 1. D uring normal use the stop remains locked to the door frame preventing the door from swinging outward. 2. In the event of a b arricade, staff can fully detach the Movastop from the door frame, using a Lifeline Key. 3. With the Movastop removed from the jamb the door can swing outward, away from the barricade, allowing staff to enter. Contact us about this product Call us on 0800 846 237 (within NZ) Or email us at sales@hallmarkgroup.co.nz if you have any questions Return to Mental Health Products page

Hallmark Group Project Showcase. Hallmark Group supplied over 1000 interior and exterior doors for Te Waihorotiu, Karanga-a-Hape, and Maungawhau stations, with more than 700 of them being fire and acoustic doors. HALLMARK PROJECT SHOWCASE project City Rail Link (CRL) Hallmark Doors at CRL Hallmark Doors at CRL Hallmark Doors at CRL Hallmark Doors at CRL Hallmark Doors at CRL Hallmark Doors at CRL Hallmark Doors at CRL Hallmark Doors at CRL 1/16 LOCATION Auckland PROJECT PARTNERS Construction Company: Link Alliance ABOUT The City Rail Link (CRL) is New Zealand’s largest transport infrastructure project. This extension of Auckland Rail Network increases travel options to create a more efficient commute to the CBD. SOLUTIONS Hallmark Group supplied over 1000 interior and exterior doors for Te Waihorotiu, Karanga-a-Hape, and Maungawhau stations, with more than 700 of them being fire and acoustic doors. CONTACT US ABOUT YOUR PROJECT NEXT PROJECT PREVIOUS PROJECT Back to Projects main page

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Operation and maintenance of a Hallmark Fire Door HALLMARK FIRE DOOR OPERATION & MAINTENANCE Open PDF Version Hallmark Group Doors are manufactured to the highest standards. Installed as per our installation requirements and used and maintained as per this document will ensure longevity of our quality product. Hallmark Fire Doors require maintenance in accordance with this document to assist with meeting the provisions of Acceptable Solution for Buildings for New Zealand Building Code Clauses C1-C6 Protection from Fire and NZS 4520:2010 - Fire-Resistant doorsets . Failure to do so may invalidate the warranty on the doorsets. We encourage you to familiarise yourself with this standard : https://www.standards.govt.nz/shop/nzs-45202010/ Fire Tags All installed fire rated doorsets must display Hallmark certified fire tag, issued upon receipt and our approval of the Installer Declaration, which must be completed by the installer, verifying correct installation and use of approved hardware to meet NZS4520:2010 and NZBC compliance. Use and Care To ensure correct operation and ongoing integrity, check regularly that the door leaf swings freely and the hardware is well maintained. Tampering with, or damage to, door seals will void their integrity and may result in them becoming non-compliant. Wedging fire doors open is against the law as this prevents them from functioning as a fire stop door. Fire doors must only be held open on approved magnetic hold open devices. Ongoing Care & Maintenance Hallmark interior doors are designed for interior use only and should never be used in a situation subject to exterior conditions, high moisture or high temperature fluctuations. New Zealand Standards 4520 section 7 is dedicated to the inspection, maintenance and reporting on fire doors. We encourage you to familiarise yourself with this standard by visiting the link above. Any repair work to the door leaf must be carried out under the oversight and guidance of the manufacturer, Hallmark Group Ltd. Vision Panel Care Generally, glass can be washed with clean water and a neutral detergent. A squeegee should be used to remove excess water, taking care to ensure water does not get into the glass rebate. The glass may be at its dirtiest at the end of the project. We recommend that construction labelling, grease, mastic stains, etc. are removed using solvents such as methanol, isopropanol, and acetone. Care is needed to ensure rebates and seals etc. are not affected. Door and Frame Care Carefully remove surface deposits with a damp non-abrasive cloth or sponge Use a mild household detergent solution to remove dust or other deposits Rinse with clean water Ensure water used does not contact the door core or any unpainted/ untreated areas Increase cleaning frequency in harsh environments (coastal, industrial, or high-moisture). For powder coated frames: Clean when the surface is cool (<25°C) Avoid solvents such as turpentine, thinners, or citrus-based cleaners Remove paint, sealant, or sunscreen residue immediately Inspect regularly so the coating continues to perform as intended Prevent water entrapment to joints and seams to prevent corrosion beneath the coating. Keeping moisture out significantly extends coating life. Seal all joints/seams once installed to prevent the water ingress - reseal if cracks appear Seals Ensure any seals are fitted correctly with the appropriate gaps as doors will drop with usage. Exterior Door Care The frequency of cleaning will vary depending upon the environment (e.g., dry, high moisture, coastal, city, rural, or industrial) and the conditions. Typical factors that impact the condition include sun UV, atmospheric pollution, dirt, and grime that accumulate over time. Mild / interior environments - clean every 12 months. Moderate / severe environments (light industrial, coastal, geothermal) - clean every 6 months. Very severe environments (surf beaches, heavy industry, offshore islands) - clean every 3 months. Gently remove loose deposits. Use a wet sponge to softly wipe away surface dust and debris. Wash with mild detergent. Use a soft, non-abrasive brush and a warm mixture of pH-neutral dish or handwashing detergent to remove dirt, dust, and salt. For stubborn stains, treat locally using Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) or methylated spirits, then rinse thoroughly with clean water. Avoid using aggressive solvents. Rinse completely. Wash off all cleaning agents with fresh water to prevent residue buildup Door Finish Paint Quality and Veneered must be painted to seal the timber. Follow the selected coating system maintenance requirements to prevent deterioration of the door. Use mild dishwashing detergent to remove general dirt, greasy spots, marks etc. Heavier stains may require the use of domestic all-purpose cleaning sprays. Avoid using abrasive cleaners of anodised aluminium surfaces. Mild soap solutions and warm water is recommended. Hardware Maintenance Check hinges for wear and tear every three months. Replace as required, for example, if showing signs of stress or failure. Ensure hinges are lubricated. All doors should be opened and closed every three months to ensure the hinges are not seized or stiff to operate. Bifold and Cavity Sliders Keep tracks clean and clear of debris. Apply lubricant to roller bearings as required. Clean hinges regularly. Seals Ensure any seals are fitted correctly with the appropriate gaps as doors will drop with usage. Door and Fire Door Care and Maintenance Checklist Frequency Inspect Criteria Fire, smoke and acoustic door seals Monthly General condition Any wear or damage does not affect the functionality of the door. Doors open & close freely without clashing or scraping. Monthly Door swing Swing area is free of foreign material & obstructions. Monthly Gap between door leaf and jamb Gaps not to exceed 3 to 4mm at meeting styles and between leaf at head and Jamb. Compliance requires the gap between door leaf and top of floor coverings to be no greater than 10mm. Monthly Seals to each edge of door leaf and frame are not damaged or missing (Replace if missing). Monthly Latch & Lock Check the self-latch works when the door self-closes. Ensure lock operates correctly. Monthly Vision Panel Glass not damaged and beading secure. Monthly Hardware All fittings tight and function freely. Has additional non-compliant hardware been added or complying hardware been removed or altered in any way post installation declaration sign off. Fire, smoke and acoustic door seals Quarterly Hinges Check hinges operate smoothly. Check for wear and tear. Ensure protective coating is not damaged. Quarterly Cleaning/ condition – Exterior Doors Assess requirements. Clean as required. Monthly Signage Are signs visible and correctly placed. Are Fire Tags visible & correctly installed. Weekly NZ 4520: 2010 (or amendments) section 7.2 Inspection routine as documented and recorded as required. Monthly NZ 4520: 2010 (or amendments) section 7.3 Inspection routine as documented and recorded as required. Six Monthly NZ 4520: 2010 (or amendments) section 7.4 Inspection routine as documented and recorded as required. Annually NZ 4520: 2010 (or amendments) section 7.5 Inspection routine as documented and recorded as required.

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Fire Door Installation. In addition to these general installation guidelines, specific requirements for each fire door, dependent on its fire rating, wall type (plasterboard, mansonry, korok), stud material (timber, steel), jamb style, and backfill method are available. See individual door installation drawings for details. HALLMARK FIRE DOOR INSTALLATION Open PDF Version 1. PRE-INSTALLATION PREPARATION All doors must be inspected upon arrival for freight damage and visible defects. Hallmark Group must be notified within four days if damage has occurred. Any claims outside of this time frame cannot be recognised. Note: Doors must be stored flat in a clean, dry area away from direct sunlight. A flat MDF cover sheet must be placed on the top door at all times should it be exposed. Warp on doors up to 2400 x 1200 shall not exceed +/- 5mm, then up to 2600 x 1600 shall not exceed +/- 7mm. Exceeding tolerances shall be considered a defect. Doors exceeding this size carry no guarantee against warp. Hallmark will accept no responsibility for defective doors when the moisture content of the timber exceeds 18%. Variations in colour are not considered a defect. See Pre-Installation Instructions in Installation section of this document, below. Frame Openings  Accurate preparation of the door opening is critical. Hallmark always advises overall door frame size for fire doors either on the worksheet or the master door schedule. The framed opening must not exceed 10mm in height and 20mm in width of the door frame.  This means a 10mm clearance on all sides is maximum. Example:  Overall door frame       2028x876 Max. frame opening     2038x896  Moisture Content  Timber doors are manufactured with a moisture content of 10 – 12%. It is not recommended to bring doors to site or to install them until relative humidity levels are acceptable and any forced drying has been completed.    Storage Area  The storage area must be clean, level, suitable for stacking doors and provide sufficient space for doors to be moved around, sorted and re-stacked as installation proceeds.   Priming and Sealing  Doors must be primed and sealed faces and all 4 edges immediately following delivery. All apertures and cut out preparations for hardware must also be sealed. It is advisable to avoid getting paint on intumescent seals but in the event this does happen, the performance of the seal is not compromised.  Stacking  Do not store doors standing upright or leaning as this causes bowing. Stack doors horizontally on level supports that extend across the full width of the bottom door frame. Provide support at the centre and at 300mm from each end. If over 2150mm in height, provide a middle intermediate support. Always cover the supports with cardboard or similar to prevent marking. Stack with the largest door at the bottom with size reducing up the stack. When doors have projections such as glazing beads or pre-fitted hardware, provide intermediate battens between doors to allow clearance.  Covering  Exposure to light will fade timber. Cover stacks with opaque sheeting to prevent fading and to keep doors clean. This is very important for veneered doors.  2. INSTALLATION Overview  Install doors only when conditions are suitable. Operating gaps around door frames must not exceed 10mm and can vary due to conditions and affect door performance if the door is installed in wet framing as an example. Installation All interior doors must be installed in dry buildings only. Doors installed in situations with excessive air movement (i.e. buildings not at ‘lock up’ stage) void the warranty. Interior doors must not be installed within the direct air movement of an air temperature controller. Fire Doors must be installed in accordance with Fire Door Installation Instructions below. Packing  We recommend fibre cement, non-combustible, or hardwood packers (650 kg/m3 minimum density) between the jamb and stud in all cases. Gaps may need backfilling, please contact your Hallmark Group representative to confirm specific requirements for your wall and jamb type. Steel frames can be installed with plastic packers, please contact your Hallmark Group representative to confirm specific requirements for your wall and jamb type. Ensure the studs are secure before positioning the doorset. Pack between the doorframe and the prepared opening immediately above each fixing position. When in position, ensure that the door assembly is plumb and square. Jambs must be straight with even operating gaps (3mm between door leaf and frame, top and side). Fixing screws must not distort the frame when tightened. Packing must be 10mm (minimum) back from the frame face to allow for the mastic bead. Fixing  When the door frame has been packed into the prepared opening, remove door leaves if necessary to facilitate fixing. Refer to appropriate door installation detail from Hallmark to ensure compliant fixing methods dependent on specification of wall and doorset. If door leaves have been removed, re-hang ensuring correct gaps and operation of seals. (It is important not to fix the door stop at this point.) If gaps need adjustment, do this by packing out behind hinges or recess them further.    Doorstops  Doorstops must not be fixed until all hardware is installed and operating. Hallmark fire doors come with approved smoke seals. Doorstops are only tacked in place in the factory and require careful adjustment after the door is securely fixed and to suit the seal. Rebated stops typically require a wider clearance between the door leaf and the stop is required on hinge side (4–5mm), and a slightly narrower clearance on the closing side (3–4mm). Flush stops using self-adhesive smoke seals typically require 2–3mm around the perimeter. Set and fix the doorstop accordingly ensuring the door latches freely. Hallmark Group will supply seals once the doors are installed and painted to avoid loss or damage, samples can be sent to position stops correctly, request these if not onsite.   Installed Door Clearances  The maximum allowable clearances and approved for Hallmark Europa fire doors are:  Between head of door leaf and door jamb 4mm  Between side of door leaf and door jamb 5mm  Bottom of door threshold                            10mm  Finishing When finishing, ensure the door is dry and free from dust and grime. The two faces and all four edges of the door must be sealed and coated (including lock holes and check outs) within four days of arriving on site. Linseed oil or Linseed oil-based products are not to be used on any of Hallmark’s interior doors. Staining is at your own risk. Hallmark Doors do not accept any liability for the finished quality of a stained door. Coating ‘slump’ on the veneer joins is normal and will not be considered a defect. The manufacturer is not liable for the paint finish. 3. TAGGING & CERTIFYING FIRE DOORS Background Tagging and certification of fire doors is a critical component of the fire door industry and building owners and occupiers depend on the veracity of the information provided for their ongoing safety. There are 2 key responsibilities:  Hallmark is responsible for ensuring the fire doorset is manufactured in accordance with tested specimens.  The installer/certifier is responsible for ensuring installation is in accordance with the guidelines of this document.   The installer/certifier shall conduct an inspection only after the installation is fully completed, including the fitting and adjusting of all hardware and shall then complete and certify the necessary documentation and forward it to Hallmark Group. Hallmark will then issue 2 specific fire door tags, one to be fitted to the door and the other to the jamb.  The Tagging & Certifying Process When the fire door installation is complete including all hardware fitted and adjusted, the fire door installer/builder shall submit to Hallmark a Schedule of Evidence confirming:  The doors have been installed to specification The hardware fitted is approved for use on the doorset  The door number and rating.  Upon receipt of the evidence Hallmark will assign tags to the specific doorset and record tag numbers in a log recording the tag number, the project and the installer (certifier). The installer/builder shall then fix the tags to the door and frame. In the case of side hung doorsets, one tag shall be fixed to the edge of the hinge stile and one to the door frame at approx. 1.5mtr above floor level. Each leaf of a two-leafed doorset shall be tagged. Warranty Hallmark doors carry a five-year warranty provided all storage, handling, finishing and installation instructions are followed. Hallmark doors are warranted against defects in workmanship and materials, specifically delamination of veneer, or clashings, separation of the skin from the core, veneer splits and excessive distorting from tolerance. The manufacturer will not be held responsible for additional charges of hanging, painting or other charges arising from the replacement of doors. Acceptable tolerances for door leaf: +/- 2.0 mm for width, height and thickness +/- 3.0 mm for squareness across the diagonal of the door +/- 5.0 mm for twisting or bowing Conditions & Limitations The warranty does not apply if: Damage is caused by normal wear and tear or by circumstances outside of Hallmark Doors control. Installation, storage, handling, maintenance, uses or repairs are not carried out under the manufacturer’s instructions. Extra facings such as mirrors, MDF, veneer panelling or similar products are affixed to any face of the door, post manufacture. Other laminate products such as HPL and vinyl will require prior approval from Hallmark. Information and specifications may change without notice. Timber colours and grain patterns may vary from those illustrated in our brochure

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