Smartwood Hinged & French Doors by VANTAGE Windows & Doors

Smartwood Hinged & French Doors

VANTAGE Windows & Doors

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Hinged door in Jarrah

French door meeting stiles

Hinged door frame – open-in

Open-in hinged door and sidelight on right

Open-out hinged door sidelight mullion and interior sightline adaptor (right)

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Description

Hinged doors are available in open-in and open-out formats. Bottom rails are larger than top rails and can be doubled in height for a true hinged door or French door of classic proportions.

French doors have rebated meeting stiles for a flush internal and external face. Optional sightline adaptors are available for sidelights.

Key Features

Recommended maximum 2100mm high doors in Very High wind zones
Rebated meeting stiles give a flush appearance where French doors overlap and provide superior weathering
Open-out and open-in frames available
Bottom rails are larger than top rails and can be doubled in height for a true hinged door or French door proportions
Sightline adaptors are available for adjoining sidelights
French door flush bolts are concealed from view in the leading edge of the 'lazy' door panel
Parliament hinges are available which allow recessed doors to open a full 180º if preferred
Overlights and sidelights are possible

Categories / Ranges

Hinged and French Doors Vantage Smartwood

Scope of Use

Suitable for most residential environments
Need to be used in defined maximum sizes according to the wind exposure
Single panels ideal as utility doors
Overlights and sidelights are possible

Limitations on Use

Open-in frame available but open-out applications will generally be preferred for utility and French doors
Recommended maximum 2100mm high doors in Very High wind zones

Statement of Building Code Compliance

Designed, tested and manufactured to meet NZS 4211: Performance of Windows, and NZS 4233: Glazing in Buildings, Parts 1-4
Designed and tested to conform to NZ Building Code, including Clause E2

In-Service History

Launched in 1997
Some design upgrades implemented
Widely used by homeowners, builders and specifiers

Other Performance Attributes

Window and door warranty provided under normal conditions of use against failure of materials and workmanship for a period of five years
Smartwood products need sealing after installation with an appropriate finish e.g. oiled, varnished, stained or painted; regular care and restoration recommended
Aluminium surface finish is covered by a separate performance warranty dependent on the actual finish selected
A hardware/componentry warranty is offered against defects in manufacturing, functionality and surface finish for a period of five years, provided care and maintenance guidelines have been followed

Documents

Data Sheet

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Span Tables

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Producer Statement / Warranty

2017

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Vantage Care & Maintenance Guide

2017

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Specifier Guide

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Manufacturer Contact List

URL

WGANZ Guide to E2/AS1

1 August 2019

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Vantage Brochure

URL

APL and Sustainability

2019

pdf

CAD/PDF Details

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Full Set of Drawings

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Vantage Smartwood Hinged Door, Open In and Open Out Cross Section

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Vantage Smartwood Hinged Door, Open In and Open Out Cross Section

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Vantage Smartwood Hinged Door with Open In Adaptor, Sidelight and Vision Rail

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Vantage Smartwood Hinged Door, Open Out with Sidelight Adaptor and Sash

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Vantage Smartwood Hinged Door, Open In with Sidelight Adaptor and Sash

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Vantage Smartwood French Door

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