Sapa Building System

Sapa Doors

New forms and more functions

 Contents.......................................................................................... page
Doors for all rooms................................................................................ 4
System presentation ............................................................................ 6
Control of channelled traffic............................................................ 8
Allow or shut off the view.................................................................. 10
E-frame. Smart functions for security....................................... 12
Automatic devices for better accessibility........................... 14
Design possibilities for inside doors........................................ 16
Fittings, design and function........................................................... 18
Door leafs, design and alternatives........................................... 20
Principle details 2050........................................................................... 22
Principle details 2050, design strips......................................... 24
Principle details 2060........................................................................... 26
Principle details 2060, with break-out protection.......... 28
Principle details 2074............................................................................ 30
Principle details 2074, design strips.......................................... 32
Reference projects................................................................................. 34


Sapa Door Systems

Improved communication
Our door systems with unobstructed view enable visual communication. Their functional
solutions let in more daylight and improve the feeling of well-being. Good view of the
surroundings improve the point of view of safety. Unobstructed view and correct lighting result
in the feeling of security. By introducing our integrated access control systems we are taking
another step towards a safer environment.


 Sapa Door Systems
Doors for all rooms
Sapa Building Systems made of aluminium make
it possible to minimise the maintenance requirements
and provide reliable functions, which is appreciated
by both the property owners and the tenants. The
systems offer several design alternatives and are
suitable for most functions and architectural solutions.
We have doors for all rooms.
Advantages of aluminium. We have selected a
number of aluminium fittings which suit the whole
concept.
We present most of the solutions with clear anodised
door leafs since this surface finish does full justice to
aluminium and ensures good resistance against wear.
A contrasting surface finish/colour combination of
door leaf and frame can often accentuate the door
and result in a clarity of the architectural design.
These issues are naturally unique for each project.
Our pictures should be regarded as a source of
inspiration and ideas.

Free design
A well-thought out door system is characterised
by a wide area of application and a possibility to be
used in many functions.
Our door solutions are suitable for offices, hospitals,
schools and universities, dwelling houses, industrial
facilities, public buildings, exhibition halls, arenas
and shopping centres.
• Set the dimensions. We have no limiting
modular dimensions.
• Adapt the functions for protection and safety,
fire resistance and evacuation, clear dimensions,
stability, fittings, infill panels, glazing, etc.
• Influence the design by choosing the profiles,
surface finish, fittings, proportions and materials,
glazing or infill panels, etc.
Outside doors
Design your entrances, partitions, windows and
façades using our compatible systems. Entrance
elements can be easily enhanced by adding our
profile for access control/entry phone and electronic
functions. The wiring and fixing elements are
hidden under a strong profile and a service cover.
The service cover of the profile facilitates installation,
service and maintenance, and protects the electronic
circuits against damage.
The door systems are suitable for:
• entrances and staircases
• inward/outward passageways doors
• storerooms, bicycle rooms, garbage rooms
and laundries
• toilets, lavatories and nursery rooms
• fire resistant and anti-burglar doors
• bullet-proof doors.
Inside doors
Doors and partitions adjoining different rooms can
have the same character despite very different
requirements. It is often beneficial for the room,
if you can harmonise the choice of materials, form
and surface finish.
The door systems are suitable for:
• entrances and staircases
• office rooms, conference rooms and corridors
• storerooms, bicycle rooms, garbage rooms
and laundries
• toilets, lavatories and nursery rooms
• fire resistant and anti-burglar doors
• bullet-proof doors.

 Sapa Door Systems
System presentation
Our door systems are based on a long tradition and
experience.
We have three door systems based on three different
profile depth values: 50, 60 and 74 mm.
All our profiles can be surface finished by anodising (clear
or Hardoxal colours) or powder coating (NCS-S and RAL).
The 2074 insulated profile system and the 2050 uninsu-
lated profile system are identical on the outside so that
they can ensure a uniform appearance in rooms with both
inside and outside doors.
The 2060 uninsulated profile system is our strongest
system for large loads. The design differs from that of the
2074 system through a bevel in the glass rebate.
The 2074 and 2050 systems can also be used for
automatic sliding doors and folding doors.

2060
for heavy person traffic
This door system is based on uninsulated aluminium
profiles with a profile depth of 60 mm. The system
has replaceable rebate profiles and the outside glazing
bead is integrated in the door profile. The range contains
door profiles for both narrow and modular section locks,
as well as an anti-finger trap. The doors can be easily
combined with our façade systems 4150, 5050 SG
and 3074.
The 2060 system is recommended for buildings with
heavy person traffic.
• Versions. Single-leaf, double-leaf and meeting doors
with or without side and top light.
• Anti-burglar protection. Up to class 4, according to
SS 81 73 45.
• Replaceable rebate profiles and break-out
protection. Facilitate repairs.
• Rebate for glazing units and infill panels.
3-33 mm.
• Fire protection. Meets the requirements for fire
resistance class E 30.
• Child safety. Available with anti-finger trap.
• Bullet-proof. Up to class C1, C2, C3 and C4,
according to SS 22 44 29.
2050
for inside solutions
This door system is based on uninsulated aluminium
profiles with a profile depth of 50 mm. It is available with
an integrated or replaceable rebate profile. The outside
glazing bead is integrated in the door profile for asym-
metrically installed glazing units. The 2050 system can be
also provided with symmetrically installed glazing units with
three different glazing bead designs. The range contains
door profiles for both narrow and modular section locks, as
well as an anti-finger trap. The doors can be easily com-
bined with our glazed wall and partition system 3050.
The 2050 system is recommended for inside solutions.
• Versions. Single-leaf, double-leaf, meeting, folding and
sliding doors with or without side and top light.
• Design. Three different glazing bead designs.
• Rebate for glazing units and infill panels.
3-33 mm.
• Fire protection. Meets the requirements for fire
resistance class E 30.
• Child safety. Available with anti-finger trap.
2074
for insulation
The system is based on profiles with a profile depth of
74 mm and insulated with 30 mm wide glass fibre rein-
forced polyamide strips. It is available with an integrated
or replaceable rebate profile. The outside glazing bead is
integrated in the door profile for asymmetrically installed
glazing units. The 2074 system can also be provided with
symmetrically installed glazing units with three different
glazing bead designs. The range contains door profiles
for both narrow and modular section locks, as well as an
anti-finger trap. The doors can be easily combined with
our façade systems 4150, 5050 SG and 3074.
The 2074 system is recommended for buildings with high
heat insulation requirements.
• Versions. Single-leaf, double-leaf, meeting and folding
doors with or without side and top light.
• Design. Three different glazing bead designs.
• Anti-burglar protection. Up to class 2, according to
SS 81 73 45 (Secure by design).
• Replaceable rebate profiles and break-out
protection. Facilitate repairs.
• Rebate for glazing units and infill panels. 20-54 mm.
• Fire protection. Meets the requirements for fire
resistance class E 30 to EI 60.
• Child safety. Available with anti-finger trap.
• Bullet-proof. Up to class C1, C2 and C4, according
to SS 22 44 29.

 Inspiration

Control of channelled traffic

Double-leaf doors
• Double-leaf door with one active door. Large opening for
inward/outward movement of goods.
• Emergency exit provided with emergency or panic fitting.
• Alternative with two active doors for channelled traffic.
• Possible to combine with a profile for access control system.
Picture: 2074 door, 3074 clear anodised frames and cross-bars.

Combination possibilities


Entrance with channelled traffic
• Single-leaf door in fixed partitions ensures stability and good functionality.
• Entry control.
• Possible to combine with a profile for access control system.
Picture: 2074 clear anodised door, 3074 powder coated frames and cross-bars.


 Inspiration

Expose or non vision

Shop entrance
• Single-leaf door in fixed partitions ensures stability.
• Suitable solution for shops with exhibition of goods.
• Possible to combine with a profile for access control system.
Picture: 2060 clear anodised door, 4150 powder coated frames.

Combination possibilities

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Entrance with infill panel for
non vision.
2074 door, clear anodised door leaf
and powder coated frame.

Entrance with top and side light as well as middle bar.

2060 door, 3074 clear anodised frame
and cross-bars.

Entrance with glass for partial vision.

2074 door, clear anodised door leaf and
powder coated frame.

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 Inspiration
E-frame. Smart functions for security
2074 clear anodised door and 3074 powder coated frames.
Glass with silk-screen printed pattern designed by Hans-Jörgen Hansson.
Entrance with entry phone/
access control system
A good and functional door must be welcoming but also
safe and secure. The picture shows an example where the
door has been given a stronger identity through a consist-
ent choice of materials. Aluminium is used for profiles,
hinges, handle/pull handle and cylinder lock fittings.
Our entrance solution is based on functionality, security,
safety, durability and feeling of well-being.
• Well-planned design. Facilitates orientation and
improves the feeling of well-being.
• Aluminium handle. Consistent choice of materials.
• Entrance with unobstructed view. Security.
• Silk-screen printed glass. Use patterns and
transparent parts.
Combination possibilities
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• Entry phone and access control system. Improves the
safety of users and visitors.
• Lock in the frame. Eliminates squeezing risk.
• Hidden hinges. Ensures larger clear dimension and
clearer design.
• Clear anodised door leafs, rebate profiles and break-
out protection. Improves durability.
• Powder coated framework profiles. Provides contrast
to the door and visual clarity.
• Replaceable rebate profiles and break-out protection.
Facilitates repairs.
• Profile with integrated electronic circuits. Easier
installation and service of access control system, etc.
• Automatic door opening device. Easier entry,
for the disabled.
E-frame, profile with integrated electronic circuits
Entry phone, access control system, camera, lock and
connectors are some examples of the most common
components of modern entrance doors.
Our frame profile facilitates wiring as well as the installa-
tion and service of the electronic components. The service
cover is screwed on through a hidden fixture, which ensures
clean appearance and prevents damage.

Connectors

Inside, with service cover open Entry phone with display, keypad
and proximity card reader

Camera

Inside Entry phone with display

Entry phone

Lock

Outside Proximity card reader

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 Inspiration
Automatic devices for better accessibility
Entrance, sliding door on the inside with side lights and automatic opening system.
2050 doors and 3050 frames, both clear anodised.
Doors with automatic opening system
Automatic opening systems are preferred from the point of
view of good accessibility for the disabled. Accessibility is
also improved and traffic is smoother in busy entrances.
An air-lock solution is often necessary to ensure good
comfort. In many cases, channelled traffic with separated
entry and exit is to be preferred.
Our 2050 sliding doors are based on a stable solution
with a possibility of several different add-on functions.
Our telescopic sliding doors are suitable for narrow
spaces where a large clear dimension is required.
Our hinge type doors can be equipped with automatic
opening devices. 2050, 2060 and 2074 door systems.
Combination possibilities, automatic sliding doors with top and side light.
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• Well-planned system solution with optimised profiles
making it possible to install automatic systems from
different suppliers.
• Stable system suitable for use in very frequented
entrances as well as for passage with shopping trolleys,
prams, etc.
• Anti-finger solutions. Our sliding door solutions are
designed to eliminate any squeezing risk. Our hinge
type doors can be provided with optional anti-finger trap.
• Clear anodised door leafs improve durability.
• Automatic systems. These can be adapted to the
required functions and the customer’s special needs.
See information provided by the suppliers of
automatic systems.
• Locks. Sliding doors: The door leaf can be provided
with locks in both the front and the back edge.
• Clarity. Add silk-screen printed glass. Use patterns,
information, decorative elements and the transparency
of glass to add clarity to the design and to improve
orientation. You may also want to use a contrasting
colour of the frame to accentuate the door.
 Entrance, sliding door on the outside with side lights and automatic opening system.
2050 doors and 3050 frames, both clear anodised.

Hinge type door with automatic opening system.

By using a suitable frame profile for the automatic
system it is possible to obtain a uniform appearance
on the outside. Match the surface finish and colour
of the automatic device to the frame to get a smooth
appearance on the inside. You can choose between
single or double-leaf doors.
2060 door, 3074 clear anodised frame and cross-bars.

Combination possibilities, automatic hinge type doors with top and side light.

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 Inspiration
Design possibilities for inside doors
Door design with glass.
Use silk-screen printed,
ornamental or coloured glass.
2050 clear anodised door,
powder coated frame.
2060 door. Bevelling towards
the glazing bead creates a
shadow edge. Asymmetrically
installed glazing unit.
Combination possibilities, doors with top and side light. 2050/2060 doors with 3050/4150 side lights.
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Door design with infill panel.
Use aluminium sheet, wood
veneer, laminated panel,
rubber mat or perforated plate.
2050 clear anodised door,
powder coated frame.
2050 door. Door leaf with
smooth surface, door with
cross-bar. Asymmetrically
installed glazing unit.
Door design with information.
It is easier to find your way
when the door speaks a clear
language.
2050 clear anodised door,
powder coated frame.
2050 door. Door leaf with
smooth surface. Asymmetri-
cally installed glazing unit.
 Door with side light or side and top light.
Provides unobstructed view and ensures communication
between rooms. Add automatic opening devices for easy
entry and profiles for access control system.
Add functional glazing to meet special requirements such
as shutting off the view or personal safety.
Picture 1 and 2: 2050 door and 3050 frame, both clear
anodised.

2050 door with L-shaped 2050 door with bevelled 2050 door with rectangular
glazing bead, art. no. 68717. glazing bead, art. no. 68729. glazing bead, art. no. 68730.
Symmetrically installed Symmetrically installed Symmetrically installed
glazing unit. glazing unit. glazing unit.

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 Inspiration
Fittings, design and function
Design the entire solution. The system provides
several alternatives. Some of them are presented here.
The picture shows 2074/2050 narrow profile door on
the outside.
Door closing
Built-in door closing device. According to supplier.
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Consistent choice of materials. The door system,
hinges and pull handles of aluminium give a uni-
form appearance. The door closer device has the
same colour as the frame. Clear anodising ensures
good resistance.
The picture shows 2074/2050 narrow profile door on
the inside.
Sliding rail door closing device. According to supplier.
Aluminium pull handle

Off set pull handle with Triangular pull handle with Semi-circular pull handle with
hidden mounting harmonises hidden mounting harmonises hidden mounting harmonises
with the door leaf. with the door leaf. with the door leaf.
Height 300 mm, Ø 30 mm. Height 300 mm, Ø 30 mm. Height 300 mm, Ø 30 mm.
Art. no.: Sapa 14 128 Art. no.: Sapa 14 129 Art. no.: Sapa 14 130

Handle, knob, rosette and lock cylinder cover made of aluminium

Handle for modular profile Handle for modular profile Handle for modular profile
outside door. inside door. inside door.
Width 141 mm, Ø 17.5 mm. Width 137 mm, Ø 21 mm. Width 138 mm.
Art. no.: Sapa 14 131 Art. no.: Sapa 14 132 Art. no.: Sapa 14 133

Automatic closing/opening devices

for hinge type doors

Door closer with arm. According to supplier. Automatic door opening device. According to supplier.

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 Inspiration

Door leafs, design and alternatives

Design, door leaf profiles for asymmetrically installed glazing unit with
integrated glazing bead

2060 door. Bevelling towards 2050 door. Door profile with 2074 door. Door profile with
the glazing bead creates a smooth surface. smooth surface.
shadow edge. Picture shows narrow profile. Picture shows narrow profile.
Picture shows narrow profile.

2060 door. Profile cross- 2050 door. Profile cross- 2074 door. Profile cross-
section. Asymmetrically section. Asymmetrically section. Asymmetrically
installed glazing unit. installed glazing unit. installed glazing unit.

Design and function. Alternatives.

Lock in the frame. Eliminates Lock in the door leaf. Replaceable break-out
squeezing risk next to the Door leaf profiles for modular protection and rebate profiles.
latch. Easier wiring of electric section lock. Clear anodised for acceptable
motor lock. appearance.

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Design, door leaf profiles with glazing beads for symmetrically installed glazing unit

2050/2074 door with 2050/2074 door with 2050/2074 door with

L-shaped glazing bead. bevelled glazing bead. rectangular glazing bead.
Art. no.: Sapa 68717 Art. no.: Sapa 68729 Art. no.: Sapa 68730

2050 door with L-shaped 2050 door with bevelled 2050 door with rectangular
glazing bead. Profile cross- glazing bead. Profile cross- glazing bead. Profile cross-
section. section. section.

Aluminium hinges

Lap butt hinge, 3-segment. Lap butt hinge. Hidden hinge.

Art. no.: Sapa 14 046 2050 door Art. no.: Sapa 14 072 Only for 2074 door.
For anti-finger trap 2074 door Art. no.: Sapa 14 072 Art. no.: Sapa 14 059
Art. no.: Sapa 14 041 2060 door Art. no.: Sapa 14 076

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 Principle details

2050 system
4 4 5 8 5 8

1 2 1 6 1 7 6 7 7 7

3 3 3 3
50

45 5 89 89 5 67
139 161

1, 2 - Door with narrow profile 6 - Double-leaf door, narrow profile

50

45 5 120 120 5 98
170 223

1, 2 - Door with modular profile 6 - Double-leaf door, modular profile

50

45 27 89 89 5 67
161 161

1 - Door with anti-finger trap, rubber strips 7 - Door with narrow profile and side light
50

45 10 6 78 120 5 67

139 192

1 - Door with anti-finger trap, 7 - Door with modular profile and side light
rounded aluminium profile

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 150
67

244
45

5
5

5
161
139
89

89
89

4 - Top edge of door 8 - Top edge of door 8 - Top edge of door with
with frame with top light top light and profile for
large automatic closing/
opening device

- Clear dimension
- Fixing alternatives
- Glass thickness
74

150
89

- Infill panels
See next page.

5 - Cross-bar 5 - Cross-bar 5 - Cross-bar

89
104
89
89

89

153
99
99

20

15
14
10

10
5

20

50

3 - Door without 3 - Door with 3 - Door with rebate 6 - Door with strip seal
threshold embedded seal against
threshold threshold

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 Principle details

2050 system, design glazing beads

9 9
4 4 5 8 5 8

1 1 1 6 1 7 6 7 7 7

3 3 3 3
66
50

45 5 67 18 18 45 5 67 18
135 153

1 - Door with L-shaped glazing bead 6 - Double-leaf door

66
50

45 5 67 18 18 67 5 45 18
135 153

1 - Door with rectangular glazing bead 7 - Door with side light

66
50

45 5 67 18 18 45
135

1 - Door with bevelled glazing bead 9 - Frame profile

18

18
45

81
45
45

153
5
5

18
135
67

67
85

8 8
99

7
7

18
18
14

3 - Alternative door 4 - Top edge of door 8 - Top edge of door 5 - Cross-bar

bottom edge solutions, with frame with top light
see previous page

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Clear dimension Glazing unit, asymmetrically
installed Glass thickness 4-33 mm

74
117 Clear dimension 67

15 Frame outside dimension 15

Wall opening

Rebate door

Glazing unit, symmetrically

installed Glass thickness 5-10 mm
127 Clear dimension 67
Frame outside dimension

Door with anti-finger trap

117 Clear dimension 67

Frame outside dimension Infill panels
Door with anti-finger trap

Fixing alternatives
F2
1200
x x
565

Infill panel F2
1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
565

3.2 mm Board
Fixing of frame with 25 mm Insulation
twist anchor 3.2 mm Board
190 565

1.5 mm Aluminium sheet

Infill panel F3
Door elements must be fixed 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
to a stable and suitable wall 12 mm Chipboard
20 mm Insulation
structure. The choice of fixing
Fixing of frame with adjustable 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
method depends on the wall
frame bushing
type. Number of fixing points Infill panel F4
according to SS 81 73 27. 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
20 mm Insulation
10 mm Sapa boarding

Fixing of frame with bolt

and welded plate

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 Principle details

2060 system
4 4 5 8 5 8

1 2 1 6 1 7 6 7 7 7

3 3 3 3
60
50

45 30 78 78 30 78

153 186

1, 2 - Door with narrow profile 6 - Double-leaf door, narrow profile

60
50

45 30 120 120 30 120

195 270

1, 2 - Door with modular profile 6 - Double-leaf door, modular profile

60
50

45 30 78 78 30 67
153 175

1 - Door with anti-finger trap, rubber strips 7 - Door with narrow profile and side light
60
50

45 23 78 120 30 67

146 217

1 - Door with anti-finger trap, rounded aluminium profile 7 - Door with modular profile and side light

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 150
67

258
45

30

30
30

175
153

78

78
78

4 - Top edge of door 8 - Top edge of door 8 - Top edge of door with top light
with frame with top light and profile for large automatic
closing/opening device

- Clear dimension
- Fixing alternatives
- Glass thickness
74

150
89

- Infill panels
See next page.

5 - Cross-bar 5 - Cross-bar 5 - Cross-bar

78

78
93
78

118
78
88
88

25

15
10
10

20
20

15

3 - Door without 3 - Door with embedded 3 - Door with rebate 6 - Door with strip seal
threshold threshold seal against
threshold

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 Principle details

2060 system with break-in protection

1 6 6 7
60
50

20

7 7

20
45 30 78
78 30 78
153
186

1 - Outward opening door with break-in 6 - Outward opening double-leaf door with
protection break-in protection on passive door leaf
60
50

7 7
20
20

45 30 78 78 30 78
153 186

1 - Inward opening door with break-inprotection 6 - Inward opening double-leaf door with
break-in protection on active door leaf

7
20

78 30 67
175

7 - Outward opening door with break-in protection

and side light

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Clear dimension Glass, single pane
Glass thickness 4-33 mm

128 Clear dimension 70

15 Frame outside dimension 15
Wall opening

Rebate door

Glass, glazing units

Glass thickness 20-33 mm

128 Clear dimension 70

Frame outside dimension

Door with anti-finger trap

127 Clear dimension 70

Frame outside dimension

Door with anti-finger trap Infill panels

Fixing alternatives F2

1200
x x
565

Infill panel F2
1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
565

3.2 mm Board
Fixing of frame with 25 mm Insulation
twist anchor 3.2 mm Board
190 565

1.5 mm Aluminium sheet

Infill panel F3
Door elements must be fixed 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
to a stable and suitable wall 12 mm Chipboard
20 mm Insulation
structure. The choice of fixing
Fixing of frame with adjustable 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
method depends on the wall
frame bushing
type. Number of fixing points Infill panel F4
according to SS 81 73 27. 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
20 mm Insulation
10 mm Sapa boarding

Fixing of frame with bolt

and welded plate

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 Principle details

2074 system
4 4 5 8 5 8

1 2 1 6 1 7 6 7 7 10

3 3 3 3
74

45 5 89 89 5 67
139 161

1, 2 - Door with narrow profile 6 - Double-leaf door, narrow profile

74

45 5 120 120 5 98
170 223

1, 2 - Door with modular profile 6 - Double-leaf door, modular profile

74

45 27 89 89 5 67
161 161

1 - Door with anti-finger trap, rubber strips 7 - Door with narrow profile and side light
74

48 5 89
142
89 5 10 168
272

1 - Door with narrow profile and top light 10 - Door with narrow profile, break-inprotection and
E-frame for integrated electronic circuits

30
 150
67

78

244
45

5
5

5
161

172
139

89

89
89

89

4 - Top edge of door 8 - Top edge of door 4 - Top edge of door with 8 - Top edge of door with
with top light profile for automatic profile for automatic
closing/opening device closing/opening device

- Clear dimension
- Fixing alternatives
- Glass thickness
150
89
74

- Infill panels
See next page.

5 - Cross-bar 5 - Cross-bar 5 - Cross-bar

89

89
89

89

104
114
103

103
25

15
20
20
20
14

14

3 - Door with rebate 3 - Door with stainless 3 - Door with rebate seal 3 - Door with strip seal
seal against steel uninsulated against stainless steel
threshold threshold uninsulated threshold

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 Principle details

2074 system, design glazing beads

9 9
4 4 5 8 5 8

1 1 1 6 1 7 6 7 7 7

3 3 3 3
90
74

45 5 67 18 18 67 5 45 18
135 153

1 - Door with L-shaped glazing bead 6 - Meeting doors

90
74

45 5 67 18 18 67 5 45 18
135 153

1 - Door with rectangular glazing bead 7 - Door with side light

90
74

45 5 67 18 18 45
135
9 - Frame profile
1 - Door with bevelled glazing bead
18
18
45

81

45
45
5

5
18

153
135
18

67

67

8
99
67

7
18
18
14

3 - Alternative door bottom 4 - Top edge of door 5 - Cross-bar 8 - Top edge of door
edge solutions, see with frame with top light
previous page.

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Clear dimension Glazing unit, asymmetrically
installed Glass thickness 20-54 mm

74
139 Clear dimension 67 * * 70 with replaceable rebate profile
15 Frame outside dimension 15
Wall opening

Rebate door

Glazing unit, symmetrically

installed Glass thickness 20-30 mm

161 Clear dimension 67* * 70 with replaceable rebate profile

Frame outside dimension

Door with anti-finger trap

Infill panels
86,5** Clear dimension 67* * 70 with replaceable rebate profile
** 89.5 with replaceable rebate profile
Frame outside dimension

Door with hidden hinges

Fixing alternatives
1200
x x F2

Infill panel F2
565

1.5 mm Aluminium sheet

Fixing of frame with 3.2 mm Board
twist anchor 25 mm Insulation
565

3.2 mm Board
1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
190 565

Infill panel F3
1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
12 mm Chipboard
Door elements must be fixed 20 mm Insulation
to a stable and suitable wall 1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
Fixing of frame with adjustable
structure. The choice of fixing frame bushing
Infill panel F4
method depends on the wall
1.5 mm Aluminium sheet
type. Number of fixing points
20 mm Insulation
according to SS 81 73 27. 10 mm Sapa boarding

Fixing of frame with bolt

and welded plate

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 University Hospital in Linköping, Sweden. Light natural colours and beautiful inside yards give a harmonious impression.

University Hospital in Linköping, Sweden Sahlgrenska Hospital in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Architect: Carlstedts Arkitekter i Linköping. Architect: White Arkitekter AB, Gothenburg.

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Reference projects

Hospitals and health care facilities

When health care facilities are planned, it is important to think about the whole concept. The archi-
tect’s task is to create an environment where the personnel feels comfortable and the patients feel
better. The solutions must work together in order to ensure good communication with short walking
distances and clear sign-posting in a pleasant environment with modern and efficient equipment.
In order to improve the accessibility with dynamic communication, the solutions used in entrances,
staircases, lifts and junctions must be prioritised. Access control systems that are easy to handle
and at the same time ensure adequate protection of the personnel and the patients are an important
function which must be integrated in the total solution.

When building health care facilities, Sapa Building Systems
provide a number of advantages which make it possible to
obtain functional solutions with a good design. Glazed elements
are used both inside and outside. Fire rated doors and glazed
elements for use in, for example, day-rooms, restaurants, cafete-
rias and corridors are available up to class EI 60. Escape routes
are equipped with fittings according to SS-EN 1125 or SS-EN 179.
Sapa’s solutions for entrances and escape routes have
been developed so that they can withstand large loads and
heavy person traffic. Unobstructed view through doors and
glazed elements is important for communication, comfort and
safety. Doors and glazed elements meet fire resistance require-
ments up to class EI 60. Sapa’s entrance elements can be easily
equipped with access control systems and electronic devices.

Daylight is important for a good working environment. In deep
buildings roof lanterns and glazed roofs with opening shutters
are often a good way of catching light. The shutters are then
also used for smoke evacuation. With Sapa’s external solar
protection it is easier to control the incoming heat radiation.
The Sapa door system is suitable for all kinds of spaces in
health care facilities. This includes everything from corridors,
staircases, offices, storerooms and kitchens to wetrooms and
toilets. The doors can be upgraded to include anti-burglar
solutions without the need to change the design.

Central Hospital in Ålesund, Norway.

Architect: Origo Arkitekter, Bergen.

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 Överby Shopping Centre, Steen & Strøm in Trollhättan, Sweden. 38 new shops on two floors. Architect: Hugo Höije Arkitektkontor AB.

A6 Shopping Centre in Jönköping, Sweden. IKEA store in Gothenburg, Sweden. Överby Shopping Centre, Steen & Strøm
Architect: Arkitekten i Vätterstad AB. Architect: Uulas Arkitekter AB. in Trollhättan, Sweden.
Architect: Hugo Höije Arkitektkontor AB.

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Shopping centres, exhibition

halls and shops
More and more shopping is done by households outside the town centres. New shopping
centres are built where the customers can easily park their cars and find a great number of
shops at the same place. Everything is gathered under one roof and the shopping trip can
be combined with a visit at a restaurant or a café. Shopping arcades with large display
windows along the internal walking streets create a centre of its own, a town in the town.
Car showrooms are open all round the clock thanks to their glazed façades. Exciting lighting
and challenging architectural design attract people’s attention in the townscape.

Construction of shopping centres is one of the project types
for which Sapa Building Systems are very well suited. The wide
choice of decorative profiles in the façade system provides
many alternative combinations of functionality and appearance.
The Add decorative profile is used in façade solutions for solar
protection, sign-posting and lighting.
Sapa’s solutions for entrances and escape routes have been
developed so that they can withstand large loads and heavy
person traffic. Doors and glazed elements meet fire resist-
ance requirements up to class EI 60. Display windows, shop
entrances, large sliding elements and folding walls ensure good
level of safety thanks to their stable structure.
The Sapa door system is suitable for all kinds of spaces in
shopping centres or arcades. This includes everything from
offices, staircases, corridors, storerooms and kitchens to wet-
rooms and toilets. The doors can be upgraded to include anti-
burglar solutions without the need to change the design.
The glazed roof system is a good solution for squares and
arcades as far as comfort and smoke ventilation is concerned.
Thanks to the glazed roof elements daylight shines on the
passers-by on the covered squares and walking streets.

Gustavsbergs Centrum, Värmdö, Sweden. Framtida Bil AB in Köping, Sweden. Upplands Motor Akalla, Stockholm, Sweden.
Architect: FE Arkitekter AB. Architect: Arcona Byggprojektering AB. Architect: Wester + Elsner Arkitekter i Stockholm AB.

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 Apartment block in Kilden, Stavanger, Norway. Architect: Arkitektkontoret Aakerøy, Moe & Bowe AS, Oslo.

Apartment block in Kilden, Stavanger, Norway. Entrance elements in Tälje apartments, Apartment and office building, Aalborg, Denmark.
Architect: Arkitektkontoret Aakerøy, Moe & Bowe AS, Oslo. Södertälje, Sweden. Architect: Arkitekter Dall & Lindhardtsen A/S.

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Dwelling houses
Flats in apartment blocks have become a popular form of living among people of all ages. The
layout solutions are more and more similar to those used in detached houses and new functions
are included in the apartments. Advanced technical solutions are much used in the houses, such
as digital communication systems between the flat and the entrance for booking of laundry-room,
sending information to and from the administrator as well as access control. Safety and service have
become an important part of housing.

Sapa’s entrance elements can be easily equipped with
access control systems and electronic devices. Unobstructed
view through doors and glazed elements is important for
comfort and safety. With aluminium profiles and glass we are
able to solve this in an elegant manner, not only in entrances,
staircases and corridor doors, but also in our anti-burglar or fire
rated doors. Terraces and patios can get the same appearance
with Sapa’s glass partition and sliding terrace door systems.
Sapa Building Systems made of aluminium make it possible
to minimise the maintenance requirements and provide reliable
functions, which is appreciated by both the property owners
and the tenants.

Dwelling house in Vågmästaren block, Karlstad, Sweden. Apartment in BO 01, Malmö, Sweden. Dwelling house entrance,
Architect: Adjö Tristess Arkitekter. Karlstad, Sweden.

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 Läkerol Arena. Welcomes ice hockey fans one day and concert audience the next day. The town’s meeting place.

Läkerol Arena in Gävle, Sweden. Swedbank Arena in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden.

Architect: Bergfjord & Ivarson Arkitekter AB. Architect: Bergfjord & Ivarson Arkitekter AB.

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Arenas, indoor swimming pools

and sports halls
In the recent years, sports halls have developed from relatively simple facilities to modern arenas
with many attractive conveniences for both the sportsmen and the spectators. These arenas, indoor
swimming pools and sports halls attract today a wider public and often offer the whole family a
choice of interesting activities.

Arenas shall function as a meeting place in many different situa-
tions, such as indoor sports events, working out, concerts, music
shows, conferences and fairs. Swimming baths are popular meet-
ing places as well with keep-fit activities, swimming competitions,
adventure bath, relax, spa and gym. Cafés, sport bars, restaurants
and shops are the usual complements to modern facilities.
Sapa’s solutions for entrances and escape routes have been
developed so that they can withstand heavy traffic and large loads.
Doors and glazed elements meet fire resistance requirements up
to class EI 60. Sapa’s door systems for other spaces such as
offices, staircases, corridors, storerooms, kitchens, wetrooms and
toilets can have the same design so that uniform appearance is

The main entrance has often the form of a large glazed façade that ensured. The doors can be naturally upgraded to include anti-

welcomes the visitors. Glazed façades breathe also life and motion burglar solutions with preserved design.

to the town’s new squares.

Löfbergs Lila Arena in Karlstad, Sweden. Ejendals Arena in Leksand, Sweden.

Architect: Bergfjord & Ivarson Arkitekter AB. Architect: Sweko FFNS i Falun AB.

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 College in Borås, Sweden. Architect: Semrén och Månsson Arkitektkontor AB and MA Arkitekter AB consortium.

College in Borås, Sweden. Architect: Semrén och Månsson Arkitektkontor AB and MA Arkitekter AB consortium.

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Universities, schools and

day nurseries
Schools belong to our most important workplaces. The building shall provide conditions for learning
and development in a sound working environment. A school must be an intimate place but at the
same time open and easy to take in. The world of a school reflects the interplay between children,
youth and adults at the same time. It is here that the foundations are laid for the values we convey to
the next generation. The architecture and interior design play an important role in an environment that
shapes the future.

Door systems with strong, functional entrances and durable Daylight is important for a good working environment. In deep
inside doors are suitable for the world of school. Glazed doors buildings roof lanterns and glazed roofs with opening shutters
ensure a better view and are often the best choice in school are often a good way of catching light. The shutters are then
environment. also used for smoke evacuation. With Sapa’s external solar
protection it is easier to control the incoming heat radiation.
Glazed elements are used both inside and outside. Fire
rated doors and glazed elements for use in, for example,
classrooms, libraries and corridors are available up to class
EI 60. Escape routes are equipped with fittings according to
EN 1125 or EN 179.

Ängsdal school in Bunkeflostrand, Malmö, Sweden. Fryxellska school in Sunne, Sweden.

Architect: Metro Arkitekter AB, Malmö. Architect: White Arkitekter AB.

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