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CURRIES Half Glass Steel Security Door with Mortise Lock

The CURRIES CD163068MORT-HG is a half glass steel security door with a rectangular window, featuring a 45-minute fire rating and an 80-inch door opening height. This non-handed, mortise lock type door is constructed…

SKU 3G-OTH-644884

Also listed as: CD163068MORTHG · CD163068MORT HG

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CURRIES
Item
Half Glass Steel Security Door with Mortise Lock
Part Number
CD163068MORT-HG
Category
Security Doors
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
CD163068MORT-HG
Type
Mortise, Steel
Lock Type
Mortise
Fire Rating
45 min
Door Material
Steel
Door Opening Ht
80 in
Door Hand Orientation
Non-Handed

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Product Description

The CURRIES CD163068MORT-HG is a half glass steel security door with a rectangular window, featuring a 45-minute fire rating and an 80-inch door opening height. This non-handed, mortise lock type door is constructed from steel, offering a durable solution for commercial applications requiring fire-rated access.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CURRIES CD163068MORT-HG half glass steel door used for?

The CURRIES CD163068MORT-HG is a half glass steel security door designed for commercial applications requiring fire-rated access. Its 45-minute fire rating and mortise lock make it suitable for corridors, stairwells, and office entrances where fire safety and durability are critical.

What are the specifications of the CURRIES CD163068MORT-HG door?

The CURRIES CD163068MORT-HG is a steel door with a rectangular half-glass window, 45-minute fire rating, and 80-inch door opening height. It features a mortise lock type and is non-handed, meaning it can be installed for left or right swing without modification.

Where to buy the CURRIES CD163068MORT-HG door worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the CURRIES CD163068MORT-HG half glass steel door worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for a quote and lead time on this fire-rated security door.

How to install a CURRIES half glass steel door with mortise lock?

Installation of the CURRIES CD163068MORT-HG follows standard steel door procedures: ensure the frame is plumb and level, attach hinges, and install the mortise lock per manufacturer instructions. For fire-rated doors, use listed hardware and maintain the fire rating by not altering the door assembly.

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