Energy Saving Sliding Door ST Flex Green with ES PROLINE operator

Energy Saving Sliding Door ST Flex Green with ES PROLINE operator

The ST FLEX Green sliding door illustrates dormakaba's commitment to increasing energy efficiency and improving the sustainability of buildings. Despite its slender profile design, the ST FLEX Green comes with outstanding thermal insulation.

System U Value of 1.4 to 1.8 W/m2K
From the fine framed "Flex" range of door systems
Monitored battery back-up system suitable for use on emergency escape routes
ES PROLINE automatic sliding door operator tested to 1.5 million cycles
High stability and torsional rigidity
Excellent insulation features thanks to interlocking side seals and top and bottom seals
Available in a range of finishes
Activation via radar, push pad or access control (further options on request)
Max. system width 6250 mm
Max. passage width 3000 mm
Max. passage height 3000 mm
Note for England and Wales -Suitable for use in calculations to meet England and Wales Building Regulations - Approved Document L (2010)

Technical specification

Unique ref.ESPRO-ST-Flex-Green
Product familyEntrance
Product groupAutomatic Sliding Doors
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2024-10-23
Edition number1
Height (mm)3000
Width (mm)3000

Links

Material mainMetal
Material secondarySteel
Designed inGermany
Manufactured inGermany

Classification

BIMobject CategoryDoors - Sliding Doors
IFC classificationDoor
UNSPSC namePower Generation and Distribution Machinery and Accessories
UNSPSC code26
ProductPage.DetailedInfo.Classifications.COBIetypeCategoryDoor

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