Hallmark Group Project Showcase. Central to the luxurious styling of this design is the use of beautiful veneer. Hallmark produced doors, all over-height at 3m, with a gorgeous Larch veneer finish. Premium quality was paramount with this project, and Hallmark’s expertise in creating premium veneer doors ensured a result second-to-none. HALLMARK PROJECT SHOWCASE project 20 Customhouse Quay Hallmark Doors in Chapman Tripp office, 20 Customehouse Quay Hallmark Doors in Chapman Tripp office, 20 Customehouse Quay Hallmark Doors in Chapman Tripp office, 20 Customehouse Quay Hallmark Doors in Chapman Tripp office, 20 Customehouse Quay Hallmark Doors in Chapman Tripp office, 20 Customehouse Quay Hallmark Doors in Chapman Tripp office, 20 Customehouse Quay Hallmark Doors in Chapman Tripp office, 20 Customehouse Quay Hallmark Doors in Chapman Tripp office, 20 Customehouse Quay 1/7 LOCATION Wellington PROJECT PARTNERS Architect: Studio Pacific Architecture Construction Co: Alaska Construction ABOUT Alaska Construction, along with Studio Pacific Architecture, were commissioned to fit out the stunning Chapman Tripp offices at 20 Customhouse Quay, central Wellington. SOLUTIONS Central to the luxurious styling of this design is the use of beautiful veneer. Hallmark produced doors, all over-height at 3m, with a gorgeous Larch veneer finish. Premium quality was paramount with this project, and Hallmark’s expertise in creating premium veneer doors ensured a result second-to-none. CONTACT US ABOUT YOUR PROJECT NEXT PROJECT PREVIOUS PROJECT Back to Projects main page

Hallmark Group Project Showcase. A key design feature of this project is the full height sliding door which forms the sliding ‘wall’ between bedroom and living, transforming the apartment interior into a cosy oasis when partially or fully closed. Hallmark products provided for this project included: - Standard & Acoustic Doors - Oversize veneer full-height sliding doors with CavZero track - Fire Doors HALLMARK PROJECT SHOWCASE project Sunset West Apartments Hallmark Doors at Sunset West Apartments Hallmark Doors at Sunset West Apartments Hallmark Doors at Sunset West Apartments Hallmark Doors at Sunset West Apartments 1/9 LOCATION Wellington PROJECT PARTNERS Architects: DGSE (Designgroup Stapleton Elliot) Construction Company: Aoraki Construction ABOUT This revolutionary apartment building in Victoria Street, Wellington, comprises sophisticated one-bedroom apartments. SOLUTIONS A key design feature of this project is the full height sliding door which forms the sliding ‘wall’ between bedroom and living, transforming the apartment interior into a cosy oasis when partially or fully closed. Hallmark products provided for this project included: - Standard & Acoustic Doors - Oversize veneer full-height sliding doors with CavZero track - Fire Doors CONTACT US ABOUT YOUR PROJECT NEXT PROJECT PREVIOUS PROJECT Back to Projects main page

Hallmark Group Project Showcase. Hallmark products included: - Standard Doors - Fire Doors - Bi-fold Doors - Wardrobe Sliders - Fire Windows HALLMARK PROJECT SHOWCASE project Chelsea Bay Apartments Hallmark Group doors at Chelsea Bay Apartments, Auckland Hallmark Group doors at Chelsea Bay Apartments, Auckland Hallmark Group doors at Chelsea Bay Apartments, Auckland Hallmark Group doors at Chelsea Bay Apartments, Auckland Hallmark Group doors at Chelsea Bay Apartments, Auckland Hallmark Group doors at Chelsea Bay Apartments, Auckland Hallmark Group doors at Chelsea Bay Apartments, Auckland Hallmark Group doors at Chelsea Bay Apartments, Auckland 1/4 LOCATION Auckland PROJECT PARTNERS Waide Construction ABOUT Chelsea Bay is an exclusive residential development on the southern slopes of Birkenhead designed by Leuschke Group and built by Waide Construction. SOLUTIONS Hallmark products included: - Standard Doors - Fire Doors - Bi-fold Doors - Wardrobe Sliders - Fire Windows CONTACT US ABOUT YOUR PROJECT NEXT PROJECT PREVIOUS PROJECT Back to Projects main page

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Hallmark door paint care guide. Read this before painting Hallmark doors. Print / Download BEFORE YOU PAINT Your Hallmark door has a water-resistant UV primer which has been applied in a factory-controlled environment. UV primer is proven to provide better protection than alternative coatings and prevents moisture from entering the door, therefore drastically reducing the risk of doors bowing. This coating is compatible with the common water and solvent based coatings used through-out NZ. Before painting, there are some very important steps you must follow to ensure a premium result on the finished product: - 1. CHECK THE DOOR Thoroughly check for any scratches or damage that may have occurred during transit or whilst on site. If the factory applied UV primer coating has been penetrated, then this must be sealed with a solvent based coating. Particularly look out for ‘hairline’ scratches in the coating. As the UV primer coating is very water-resistant, applying a water-based coating over any hairline scratch will cause the coating to seep through the scratch and into the MDF. The UV primer will then prevent the moisture from the water-based coating from evaporating during the drying process which will cause the MDF to swell around the scratch. 2. DO NOT SAND THE DOOR The UV primer coat does not require sanding to ensure adhesion of good quality paints. To prepare the door for painting and to ensure it is free of any contaminates, apply methylated spirits to a cloth and clean the entire door surface on both sides. If the door surface has been damaged on site (e.g. plaster on the face of the door) this will need to be removed and may require sanding. Should you ever need to sand this door only use 400g sanding pads or finer. Ensure you sand lightly and do not scratch the coating. Hallmark Group recommends using a solvent based sealer coat wherever sanding has occurred. 3. RECOMMENDED PRIMERS Hallmark Group, in conjunction with our UV paint supplier and major paint manufacturers, has established the following primers as recommended to be applied on our factory applied UV coating in order to achieve a quality paint finish. · Dulux Precision Maximum Strength Adhesion Primer · Resene Sureseal Water Borne Pigmented Sealer · Dulux One Step Prep Superior Multi Surface Undercoat · All Oil/solvent Based Primers Any deviation from the above listed primers may result in an inferior paint finish which Hallmark Group will not be held accountable for. 4. COAT WEIGHTS Time has moved on and modern primers do not require the same high level of coat weight that the primers of old required. Less is more. A heavy coating may cause ‘mud-cracking’ in the coating and will prolong the drying process, particularly in cold or humid conditions. Undercoat/primer/sealer must be used, it is not suitable to apply topcoat directly to the UV primer without prior testing. 5. DRYING TIMES UV primer is very water resistant (almost impervious) so will not allow further coats to absorb through the primer and into the MDF. You must allow sufficient drying time between coats otherwise trapped moisture will cause imperfections in the finished product. Drying times will differ due to temperature, humidity, ventilation, paint specification and coat weights etc. 6. CHECK THE CONDITIONS Hallmark Group recommends using solvent based coatings when temperatures are cold or humidity is high. Water based coatings may not evaporate and imperfections in the coating can occur. If the above points are followed you will have a premium finish on your door. Hallmark Group accepts no liability whatsoever for the finished quality of a painted door and will not be held accountable for any incurred costs associated with poor painting practice or if the above instructions and recommendations are not followed.

This video answers key questions about fire doors: What is a fire door? What does a fire door do? What’s the difference between a fire door and a normal door? What do fire ratings mean? Where must a fire door be used? What are the features of a fire door? 10 essential features of a fire door: 1. GLAZING. 2. SIGNAGE. 3. LOCKS & LATCHES. 4. DOOR HANDLES. 5. GAPS. 6. MECHANICAL CLOSER. 7. ELECTRO-MECHANICAL HARDWARE. 8. FIRE TAGS. 9. HINGES. 10. INTUMESCENT FIRE & SMOKE SEALS. Fire Doors Explained What is a fire door? Fire doors create a barrier to slow the spread of flames and smoke during a building fire. They’re an important part of a passive fire protection system, enabling buildings to be separated into fire cells to delay the spread of fire from one area to another. What does a fire door do? Most of the time they act just like any other door. But in the event of a fire, put simply: when closed they form a barrier to stop the spread of fire and limit the spread of smoke and harmful gases, and when opened they provide a means of escape. Do fire doors need to be closed at all times? Fire doors must be self-closing and self-latching. In the event of a fire, they need to create a barrier to limit the spread of the fire. And for that reason, they must not be wedged open or have any other obstruction keeping them open. A fire door can be left open if it’s fitted with an approved fire door retainer. These are hold-open devices designed to keep a fire door open until a fire alarm is triggered, which will then close the door. What’s the difference between a fire door and a normal door? The most important distinction is that fire doors are a technical doorset with legal requirements under the Building Code and Safety Standards. A fire door is not just the door leaf, but a complete doorset, so as well as the leaf it also includes the frame, glazing, seals, and hardware - the complete assembly. And even then, it’s not a certified fire door until it’s been correctly installed. Only once it’s correctly installed, with fire door declarations completed, can it be certified. What do fire ratings mean? Fire Resistance Ratings are written in a specific format based on four factors: structural, integrity, insulation, and smoke rating. The first three are measured in minutes. Structural : This is the structural adequacy or stability rating that determines how long something will maintain its load-bearing capacity. As fire doors are not structural elements, or non-load-bearing, a fire door’s structural rating will be recorded as a dash. Integrity : The integrity rating is how long the doorset will protect from flame and hot gasses passing through. This is the time the door will protect people and property from a fire, before the doorset begins to breakdown. Insulation : This is the time it takes for the heat to pass through the doorset including vision panels to the maximum permissible level. Note, under AS2 there are different requirements for sprinklered versus unsprinklered buildings. Smoke rating : This is not time-related. A door is either smoke rated or it isn’t. A smoke rated doorset will stop smoke transferring between two spaces and is identified by the ‘sm’. Where must a fire door be used? A fire door must be used when the fire engineering report dictates it. Generally, this is due to numerous tenancies within a building (ie, apartments or hotels), or to meet an escape strategy (ie, convention centres). In most cases, a door within a fire wall will need to be a fire door. Refer to your project’s fire engineer for details specific to your project. What are the features of a fire door? The most important feature is that the door leaf itself – has a specialty core designed to slow down the effects of fire. That core along with the facings and the framing & hardware have been developed and tested to comply with the safety standard. Specific facings, jamb types (ie, timber or steel), leaf edges, meeting stile types, vision panel size and beading, and ventilation grilles all have an impact on the required fire rating of the doorset. Ten essential features of a fire door: 1. GLAZING . Appropriate glazing systems must be supplied and installed by the manufacturer. The size of the vision panel and beading type is constrained by the fire rating of the door. 2. SIGNAGE . The door needs to be correctly marked with the appropriate Fire Door signage adjacent to the handle or push plate. 3. LOCKS & LATCHES . A fire door must be self-latching using approved latches. Anything, such as deadbolts, which could inhibit the doors ability to be self-latching must not be fitted. The latch needs to hold the door firmly in place without rattling. 4. DOOR HANDLES . All hardware, including handles, must be approved and comply with safety standards. Once fitted, handles need to operate smoothly and return to position correctly. Hardware approvals are specific to each door manufacturer's doors so hardware must be from the manufacturer's approved hardware list. 5. GAPS . There must be an even gap all around between the door and frame targeting a mean of 3mm. The gap underneath the door leaves (the floor clearance), must be within a minimum of 3mm, and no greater than 10mm between the bottom of the door leaf and the top of any floor covering. This allows for maximum of 25mm to your non-combustible flooring or slab, then allows for fitting of your combustible flooring such as 15mm carpet & underlay, if a maximum of 10mm clearance is not exceeded. 6. MECHANICAL CLOSER . As mentioned earlier, all fire doors must be self-closing. The self-closing device needs to be adjustable to meet frictional force requirements as per safety standards. It must be an approved closer, fitted securely and operating correctly. 7. ELECTRO-MECHANICAL HARDWARE . In addition to basic mechanical closers, a range of door hardware is available for specific door functions (magnetic latches, hold-open devices, electronic openers, etc). 8. FIRE TAGS . Fire tags identify a doorset and its certification. They provide details specific to that doorset – its fire rating, date of manufacture and an ID number that relates to the Fire Door Register. There must be a tag on both door leaf and door frame. An Installer Declaration must be completed by the Door Installer and Hardware Installer prior to the Manufacturer issuing the fire tags. All fire doors require these documents to be completed and the doorset recorded on a Manufacturers Fire Door Register. 9. HINGES . Fire doors must have at least three certified hinges. They need to be fitted firmly with no missing screws. 10. INTUMESCENT FIRE & SMOKE SEALS . Intumescent seals are designed to expand when a certain level of heat is sensed. They close off the gaps around the door in case of a fire. Seals must be fitted at the head and all vertical edges between the door leaf and the frame, and between leaves in multi-leaf doorsets. Fire doors need to be maintained and regularly checked. Modifications to a certified fire door after it has been installed will void its certification, and that includes replacing handles, hinges or other hardware. Further Information The above is an overview about Fire Doors as they relate to the New Zealand market. The New Zealand Building Code (NZBC) includes requirements for fire doors in the Acceptable Solutions C/AS1 to C/AS6. The Acceptable Solutions require fire doors to comply with NZS 4520 Fire-resistant door sets (ref. Appendix C C6.1.1). For more detailed information about Fire Doors go to our main FIRE DOORS page For information about installing Hallmark Fire Doors go to the INSTALLATION page For technical data sheets go to the DATA SHEETS page GO TO THE HALLMARK FIRE DOOR PAGE

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