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WON-DOOR
FireGuard
The ORIGINAL horizontal sliding
accordion fire door.
TM
Fire Safety by Design
Founded in 1962, the Won-Door Corporation introduced the world’s most durable
acoustically rated folding partition. In 1977 the company pioneered the development of
the first-ever accordion type, fire rated horizontal sliding door. Today, more than 40
years later, Won-Door remains the industry leader in the manufacture of fire doors and
moveable firewalls. Technology developed by Won-Door engineers continues to
influence the building products and fire protection industries.
Setting the standard
The first to gain universal acceptance
The development of the accordion type, horizontally sliding fire door – as manufactured
by the Won-Door Corporation – has had a profound influence on the model code
requirements that regulate their use, leading to its universal acceptance for use in
virtually any means of egress application.
The first to be UL listed
Setting the standard. . . . . 2
Typical applications . . . . . 3
Egress applications . . . . . 4
The Won-Door FireGuard was the first accordion type fire door to successfully pass
nationally recognized tests to withstand the passage of fire. Won-Door FireGuard
products are listed by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL) for up to 3 hours as a rated
door assembly and 2 hours as a moveable fire wall.
Still on the cutting-edge
Non egress applications . . 5
Listings and approvals . . . 6
Standard features. . . . . . . 7
How to specify . . . . . . . . . 8
Opening protective for a non-rated glass entrance
to a tenant suite.
Only the Won-Door FireGuard uses a
state-of-the-art microprocessor activated
control system to guarantee reliability
and enhance door function. This
technology provides almost limitless
opportunities for electronic
communication, supervision, alarm
activation and more.
Engineered to fit YOUR needs
WON-DOOR
C O R P O R AT I O N
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Phone: 800-453-8494
Building codes encourage larger openings so why be limited by traditional forms of
opening protectives like roll-down shutters or swing-type doors? The custom-made
Won-Door FireGuard fire door can
accommodate virtually any opening.
Capable of spanning wide openings and
heights up to 28 feet* – even radial
configurations are possible. Best of all,
the single- or bi-parting doors are
installed in the open position and fold to
just inches per foot behind pocket doors
that you can design to blend with the
Area separation between the old and new BWI
surrounding
architecture.
Airport terminal.
www.wondoor.com
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* Increased custom heights available
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Superior performance, superior service
More than twenty branch sales offices and two Regional Sales Offices, plus a highly
skilled team of designers, engineers and field technicians, provide product service and
support across the United States. Thoroughly knowledgeable about building code as
well as construction, our sales force can be relied upon to guide you every step of the
way so you can get your ideas off the drawing board and into existence.
Typical applications include:
Area Separation
Atrium Separation
Corridor Separation
Elevator Lobby Separation
Horizontal Exits
Occupancy Separation
Safe Areas of Refuge
Smoke Barrier
Smoke and Draft Control
Vertical Exit Enclosure Separation
Smoke Compartmentation
Stage Proscenium Protective
Vertical Opening Protective
APPLICATION
Elevator Lobby
Separation in
Type R Occupancy
PROJECT
Gold Country Hotel
& Casino
LOCATION
Oroville, California
PROJECT
ARCHITECT
Varond Design Group
Won-Door FireGuard
fire doors are used to
create unobtrusive, yet
code-compliant,
elevator lobbies that
are compatible with
the decor of this
high-rise hotel and
casino in Northern
California.
The same Won-Door FireGuard fire doors are used in this elevator lobby/stairwell to
satisfy two code enclosure requirements – protection of a vertical opening as well as
elevator lobby separation.
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Egress Applications
Use Won-Door FireGuard in lieu of swing doors
APPLICATION
Vertical Opening
Protective
PROJECT
Arizona State
University Athletics
Facility
LOCATION
Tempe, Arizona
PROJECT
ARCHITECT
DWL Architects
The architect wanted
the natural light from
the skylight of this
three-story athletic
building to filter
through colorful
banners and
illuminate a display of
athletic trophies and
awards on the first
floor. Using Won-Door
FireGuard fire doors
made this possible.
"Fire doors" are not limited to just hollow metal swings. Won-Door FireGuard fire
doors are code recognized and accepted anywhere an opening protective is required.
Use Won-Door FireGuard in lieu of reducing the
size of rated openings
Rated openings in fire walls and fire barriers are permitted to be as large as 156 square
feet, even in unsprinkled environments. The Won-Door FireGuard provides maximum
design flexibility – beyond that of any other fire door or shutter.
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Non Egress Applications
Use Won-Door FireGuard in lieu of shutters
APPLICATION
Area Separation
PROJECT
Provo City Library
LOCATION
Provo, Utah
PROJECT
ARCHITECT
By redefining what is typically described as an “atrium” Won-Door FireGuard fire
doors meet the required fire separation between adjacent spaces while eliminating
costly atrium requirements such as sprinklers and smoke evacuation systems.
Use Won-Door FireGuard in lieu of fire-rated glass
MJSA Architects
A non-rated clerestory
joins the renovated
historic 1892 building
with a large modern
library addition.
Combining the old and
the new presented a
code compliance
challenge. Since the
aggregate square
footage exceeded the
allowable area defined
in the current code, a
2-hour fire barrier –
the Won-Door
FireGuard – was used
to separate a large
portion of the historic
renovation. By taking
advantage of the
approved wide span
opening protective
capabilities, historic
ambiance and code
compliance were
easily accommodated.
Won-Door FireGuard, the only microprocessor controlled fire door on the market, is the
preferred solution for lower cost and clear openings. Some models are approved for use
as an ASTM E-119 compliant moveable fire wall in non-egress openings in fire barriers.
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Listings & Approvals
Means of Egress Applications
2003 IBC 1
2006 IBC1
2006 NFPA 101
1008.1.2 exc #5
1008.1.2 exc #6
7.2.1.14
1008.1.3.3
1008.1.3.3
7.2.1.14
APPLICATIONS
Building Code Reference
Performance Criteria
1Any application without occupant load limitation except H occupancies.
Product Information
MODEL
NUMBER
HOURLY
RATING
TEST
CRITERIA
U.L. FILE
NUMBER
SINGLE OR
BI-PARTING
MAX. OVERSIZE
LABEL SIZE
Door Assembly
FireGuard FG20
20 minutes
U.L. 10B
(ASTM E-2074) 6
R6799
Both
Available
28'0" (h)
Unrestricted (w)
Door Assembly
FireGuard FG603
1 hour
U.L. 10B
(ASTM E-2074) 6
R6799
Both
Available
28'0" (h)
Unrestricted (w)
Door Assembly
FireGuard FG903
1 1/2 hours
U.L. 10B
(ASTM E-2074) 6
R6799
Both
Available
28'0" (h)
Unrestricted (w)
San Diego
International Airport
Door Assembly
FireGuard FG1803
3 hours
U.L. 10B
(ASTM E-2074) 6
R6799
Both
Available
28'0" (h)
Unrestricted (w)
LOCATION
Wall Assembly
FireGuard MFW14
1 hour
U.L. 263
(ASTM E-119)
R12272
Single Parting
Only
N.A.
PROJECT
ARCHITECT
Wall Assembly
FireGuard MFW24
2 hour
U.L. 263
(ASTM E-119)
R12272
Single Parting
Only
N.A.
SPGA
The Won-Door
FireGuard fire door
can be used to isolate
and control a security
breach as well as stop
the spread of fire and
toxic fumes.
Automatic Closing
System5
Can be used on all
Won-Door FireGuard models
listed up to 3 hours
U.L. 864
E92690
Can be used
for both
N.A.
APPLICATION
Elevator Lobby
Separation/Access
Control
PROJECT
San Diego, California
3 Each door assembly, when required, complies with UL1784; and with the exception of FG20,
can be labeled as Temperature Rise (TR). See ESR1394.
4 MFW - Movable Fire Wall
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This listing applies for use on all Won-Door FireGuard models.
6 Excluding cotton pad test.
Other Won-Door FireGuard Listings and Reports
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ICC
Research Rep. ESR-1394
State of California Door Assemblies MFW
3261-357:001; 1080-357:100
San Francisco Dept. of Public Works
387W18.2
City & County of Denver
M-8275
State of Wisconsin
811003
City of New York Listed Assemblies
Oversized Assemblies
MEA-127-79-M; MEA-124-79M; MEA-383-85-M
MEA-377-86-M; MEA-70-87-M; MEA-69-87-M
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Standard Features
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Standard features of the Won-Door FireGuard:
1. Exiting hardware
Exiting hardware can be configured and
placed where appropriate, including to
accommodate persons with disabilities.
2. Leading edge obstruction detector
The door will stop upon contact with an
obstacle, pause, then re-seek the closed
position.
3. Leadpost
Doors can be prevented from closing and
caused to re-open a preset distance by
applying light pressure to the leadpost.
4. Single- or bi-parting doors
A single door slides across the opening
into a recessed jamb located on the
opposite wall. The spanning of larger
openings is possible by using the
bi-parting configuration. The storage
space is then divided on each side of
the opening.
5. Pocket cover door
Pocket cover doors can be designed by
you to blend with any decor.
6. Track and trolley system
This system allows the door to
accommodate wide span openings.
Curved configurations are also possible.
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7. Thermal lockout feature
Ambient temperature at the door is
monitored and the operating device is
automatically disabled if the environment
becomes untenable.
8. Microprocessor
A control unit located in the door’s
storage pocket provides continuous
monitoring of door status.
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9. Electronics
The Won-Door FireGuard is a completely
electronically supervised system utilizing
solid state circuitry as well as a backup
DC power supply.
10. Floor gasket and fire liner
A tight-fitting floor gasket and fiberglass
liner provide an impenetrable barrier
against the spread of smoke and flames.
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11. Modular design
Modular design provides for in-place
reparability using basic tools.
12. Materials
Door panels are constructed of 24-gauge
steel with a standard finish of platinum
enamel. Optional colors are available for
a nominal fee.
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Fire Safety by Choice
Specifying the Won-Door FireGuard
Why
Without the use of floor tracks or exposed hardware of any kind, these fire doors
are the most trouble free product in the fire protection industry.
• Design flexibility
• Custom made to fit your design without compromising code requirements
• Lower maintenance costs
• Modular construction means in-place reparability
• No parts exposed to wear and tear
• Fewer service calls
• Can be reset by building management by simply pushing a button
• Backup power supply so door operates even during a power outage
• Increase useable space
• Code compliant
• Access control options available
• Often cost less than other solutions
How
• Our Design Manual containing a complete summary of architectural details and
specifications is available for free from your local Won-Door representative. Or call
800-453-8494 to order.
• The Won-Door FireGuard Product Catalog prepared to standard CSI format for use
with most CAD systems is also available for download from our website at
www.wondoor.com
• Additionally, videos, in a variety of formats, can be downloaded from our online
video archive. These informative short movies cover a range of topics from typical
applications and product demos to technical topics and code compliance.
Learn and earn
AIA members can learn more about Won-Door products and earn credits by
participating in a Won-Door seminar either online or in person. Contact your local
representative for more information or visit www.wondoor.com and click on
Continuing Education.
For more information contact your local representative.
WON-DOOR
C O R P O R AT I O N
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Phone: 800-453-8494
www.wondoor.com
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WON-DOOR FIREGUARD
STEELCURTAIN
D E P L O YA B L E
A C C E S S
C O N T R O L
B A R R I E R
Won-Door Corporation takes building security to the next level.
Celebrating 40 years
1962 - 2002
Embassies and other
Won-Door Corporation takes building security to the next level.
government facilities are
What else would you expect from an industr y leader that, over the last 40 years,
has kept pace with the increasingly complex and demanding model building
codes. Won-Door Corporation offers a superior line of retractable access control
barrier solutions that includes the rigorously tested, field-proven Won-Door
FireGuard. In today’s world, the need to protect persons and proper ty from acts of
terrorism and other breaches of security has taken on even greater impor tance.
Code compliance, while still impor tant, is no longer enough. Based on knowledge
gained testing and improving the Won-Door FireGuard, Won-Door engineers have
developed the SteelCurtain. Added security features and a unique software
program called Advanced Synchronized Locking (ASL) enable building owners and
businesses to provide a new level of protection against unwanted intruders,
suspect packages and unauthorized access as well as from smoke and fire.
prime targets for terrorist
attacks.
Advanced Synchronized
Locking can interface
seamlessly with most other
electronic monitoring systems
or can be used independently
In addition to safety and security issues, the cost-saving benefits of the
SteelCurtain and ASL can be realized across the board. Of special interest to the
security consultant is the fact that ASL can inter face seamlessly with most other
electronic monitoring systems or can be used independently to monitor Won-Door
products as well as all other doors in the facility. Design professionals can offer
their clients the money-saving benefits of the SteelCurtain/ASL package by
solving means of egress problems and security issues at the same time. Building
owners will find that the SteelCurtain can be easily installed in new as well as
existing construction.
to monitor Won-Door products
as well as all other doors.
Won-Door Corporation
The SteelCurtain is the newest addition to a family of products that includes the
fire-rated Won-Door FireGuard and the acoustically-rated DuraSound. Ease of
operation and the ability to span vir tually any opening – even extra large or
cur ved openings can be accommodated with a single door – are what set the
Won-Door folding par tition apar t from other opening protective options. The
SteelCurtain has UL listings for fire resistance of up to 3 hours, therefore it not
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Within seconds after an
“incident” has been detected,
all doors within the monitored
only meets, but exceeds, most code requirements. It has been accepted by all the
model building codes and the IBC for almost unrestricted use in egress
applications. The SteelCurtain provides for public safety as well as building
security and is often the only practical solution available.
system will close immediately
to compartmentalize the
facility.
With software developed by
Won-Door, your security
personnel can monitor and
operate every door within the
monitored system.
The SteelCurtain can be equipped with electronic locking hardware and is installed
with a state-of-the-art microprocessor (with batter y backup) which constantly
monitors all door components as well as the openings. With ASL, Won-Door’s user
friendly software, on-site security personnel can control each Won-Door as well as
ever y other door within the monitored system. They can diagnose malfunctions,
open the doors and preprogram closings for both normal business and holiday or
weekend hours. Additionally ASL can be programmed to send door status and
malfunction information to a remote site using a modem. Within seconds after an
“incident” has been detected anywhere within the monitored system, the doors in
that area can be selected and instructed to close. Simultaneously ASL will gather
information detailing when and where the breach occurred. In addition to the basic
benefits of all Won-Door FireGuard doors, other security features can be included
to provide additional damage control. Each SteelCurtain is made to order and can
be engineered to meet your specific security requirements by adding an alarm, a
motor brake, access control card reader or locking mechanism.
Building Security and Access Control Applications
Compartmentalization in high occupancy facilities
In airpor ts, schools, museums and other public facilities, large volumes of
people must be able to pass freely through the corridors. The Won-Door
SteelCur tain is capable of spanning openings of vir tually unlimited widths and
heights up to 23 feet. The doors remain in the open position, hidden in wall
pockets, unless there is an emergency situation. Upon the activation of a fire
alarm, or when activated by security personnel, the doors will close immediately
and compar tmentalize the facility. The doors will remain in the closed position
until the situation is under control.
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Public buildings such as
schools and churches need to
accommodate those who have a
legitimate reason to use the
facility after hours.
The following example illustrates how compartmentalization works. Just days after
the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, a security breach was reported at
Burbank/Glendale/Pasadena Airport in Burbank, California. Won-Door Fireguard
doors, which had been installed in four locations, were immediately activated by
security personnel. Movement within the terminal was restricted while a search
was conducted and the occupants were safely evacuated.
After hours control of access
Schools, churches and government facilities, in order to minimize vandalism, need
to restrict access after hours. Yet, because the building is a public facility, some
groups may have a legitimate reason to be there. When a recognized patron
informs building security of their intent to either enter or leave the facility, a
specific door can be put in the “Patron Access” or “Once” mode so it will open
briefly to allow passage, then resume the closed and secure position. Should the
need arise, security personnel have the ability to secure por tions or all of the
facility at their finger tips.
Won-Door deployable barriers
are used throughout the
Pentagon.
Executive protection
Protecting the company’s executives as well as its assets is an essential part of a
corporate emergency preparedness plan. While some executives may fail to
recognize the importance of ensuring their personal safety, savvy investors do not.
The SteelCurtain is an unobtrusive barrier that can rapidly deploy to protect the
senior management team so they can continue to lead the company during a critical
situation. When retracted, access to executives appears unrestricted allowing staff
and upper management to interact freely during normal business operation.
Physical Security Controlled Access by Design
Architects
Finding the balance between creativity and a client’s desire for better security
just got easier. Dramatic open space designs need not be scaled back to suppor t
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Protecting the company’s
executives as well as its
assets is an essential part of
security and safety measures. If you can imagine it, Won-Door deployable barriers
– capable of spanning heights up to 23 feet, unlimited widths and cur ved openings
– can protect it. High traffic flow requirements can be met with room to spare
while emergency situations automatically restrict access in seconds.
a corporate emergency
preparedness plan.
Security Directors
You will find that those features which allow for almost unlimited use of the WonDoor FireGuard in egress applications, and now found in the SteelCurtain, make it
a financially sound choice for building security. Since many of the building codes
require protection of elevator lobbies, this also becomes a logical spot to control
the people and packages that enter and leave the building. And the SteelCurtain
product line works equally well in new construction or retrofit applications. The
SteelCurtain provides fire protection and has UL listings for fire resistance for 20
minute, 1 hour, 1 1/2 hour and 3 hour applications.
Since many of the building
codes require protection of
elevator lobbies, this also
becomes a logical spot to
control the people and
packages that enter and leave
Security Consultants
Won-Door specializes in retrofitting existing structures. Even when new
construction is not an option, security consultants will find many ways to use the
SteelCurtain to improve existing security. The doors integrate seamlessly with
most existing electronic access control systems. Recommend the SteelCurtain for
your next project and your clients will applaud your innovative and affordable
solution.
the building.
System Integrators
The challenge to add value to your physical security programs and differentiate
yourself from your competitors is more difficult than ever before. Won-Door can
make the value-added selling easier by suppor ting your sales effor t ever y step of
the way. The time to contact your Won-Door representative is when you have
identified a project that would benefit from enhanced access control measures.
Won-Door can engineer, price and install the project – ensuring a seamless
deliver y process – as well as provide on-site ser vice after the sale.
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Time-Proven and Field-Tested
Drawing on time-proven technology developed over the past 40 years, the
SteelCurtain combines the field-tested features of the Won-Door FireGuard with a
power ful new software program called Advanced Synchronized Locking (ASL) to
create a security package like none other in today’s market.
Features of the SteelCurtain
• UL listings for fire resistance for 20 minute, 1 hour, 1-1/2 hour, 3 hour and
temperature rise applications
• approved by the model building codes for use in most egress applications
• easy access, even by persons with disabilities; meets all ADA requirements
• recognized by many state and local governments
• tight fitting floor sweep and fire liner provide an effective seal for blocking smoke
and toxic fumes
• electronic locking and security hardware
• state-of-the-art microprocessor
The SteelCurtain is installed
• back-up DC power supply
with a state-of-the-art
• folds to inches per foot
microprocessor (with battery
backup) which constantly
monitors all door components
• no floor track required
• patented track and trolley system allows the door to accommodate curved
openings; span virtually unlimited widths, heights up to 23 feet
• many color and finish options
as well as the openings.
Features of Advanced Synchronized Locking (ASL)
• Windows-based
• the ability to monitor and operate, on one computer, all doors logged into the
system
- up to 256 doors
- in one location or many
- Won-Door products or any other door in the facility
ASL can generate a detailed
report on the activity of every
door monitored by the system.
• generation of detailed diagnostic report can be directed to security personnel or
any other department requiring information on the activity of every door
monitored by the system
- includes such pertinent items as the time and date of the malfunction, the
location of the door and the type of error
• can be programmed to dial – via modem – various phone numbers in case of a
breach or malfunction including maintenance or security personnel, fire or police
department or off-site security company
• from a centrally located computer doors can be:
- instructed to perform various functions such as open, open once, close,
lock or unlock
From a centrally located
on-site computer doors can be
instructed to open, close, lock
or report various errors.
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- programmed to report various errors such as security violation, low
battery, obstruction, thermal lockout, drivetrain malfunction
- programmed to call in at preset times to report its status
• create a time-stamped log of all door activity
• can interface with other electronic monitoring systems such as fire alarms,
access control systems, sprinkler flow valves and smoke detectors
Details
1'- 6"
5 3/4"
1
5 3/4"
5
1
6
POCKET
2
2
7
3
8
3 1/4"
3
4
PUSH
TO
OPEN
5
4
PUSH
HEADER DETAIL Typical Pocket Mounted Motor
ELEVATION Typical Motor Assembly
1. 1/2" dia. threaded rod with nuts & washers
18" o.c. in opening, 12" o.c. in stack area by others
2. (3) layers, 3/4" x 18" x continuous plywood and
(2) layers, 5/8" x 18" x continuous gyp. board by others
3. (3) layers, 1/2" x 3 5/8" x continuous gyp. board by others
4. Motor drive assembly by Won-Door
5. Track by Won-Door
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Motor drive assembly by Won-Door
Control box by Won-Door
Key switch by Won-Door
(2) 4" x 4" J boxes, surface mounted, by others
Ceiling by others
Folding fire door by Won-Door
Access control card reader by others (optional)
Exit hardware by Won-Door (optional)
SINGLE PARTING with Storage Pocket
1. Floating jamb by WD
2. Exit hardware by WD (optional)
3. Pocket door by others
1
2
4. Floating jamb stop by WD
5. Recessed striker by WD
BI-PARTING with Storage Pocket
1. Floating jamb by WD
2. Exit hardware by WD (optional)
3. Pocket door by others
4. Floating jamb stop by WD
3
5"
1
2
3
5"
5"
1'- 6" ± 1/4"
1'- 6" ± 1/4"
4 1/8"
1'- 6" ± 1/4"
5
4
STACK DEPTH
CLEAR OPENING
STACK DEPTH
4
STACK DEPTH
CLEAR OPENING
4 1/4"
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Won-Door Corporation’s
An Industry Leader
world headquarters and state-
The Won-Door SteelCurtain incorporates the latest technology and has undergone
rigorous testing to ensure that it remains on the cutting edge of technology.
Won-Door representatives are located around the countr y and around the world so
no matter where your next project is, help is never fur ther than a phone call. Your
local or regional Won-Door sales representative is up-to-date on all the recent
changes to the model building codes and can help you find the security solution
that’s right for your project.
of-the-art manufacturing
facility is located near the
majestic Wasatch Mountains
in Salt Lake City.
A highly qualified team of designers, engineers, and factor y-trained technicians is
available to help you ever y step of the way – from providing pricing and technical
suppor t as you prepare your bid package to ensuring the smooth deliver y and
successful installation of your doors. While the extremely durable SteelCurtain
requires minimal upkeep, should a door ever need ser vice, you can reach us 24
hours a day by calling our toll free hotline.
A comprehensive catalog of architectural details and specifications prepared to
standard CSI format is available on diskette for use with most CAD systems. It can
be ordered by calling 800-453-8494 or from our website. Visit www.wondoor.com
where you’ll find additional information about the Won-Door SteelCurtain as well
as other Won-Door products.
WON-DOOR CORPORATION
1865 South 3480 West • Salt Lake City, UT • Ph: 801-973-7500 • Fax: 801-977-9749 • www.wondoor.com