Ceiling Impex Pvt. Ltd.

Inspired by the natural flexibility of a fern frond, Fern distributes weight as you move to help relieve pressure. At the core of its design is our patented Wave Suspension system, which cradles the spine to provide maximum comfort.

Fern’s ergonomic design is informed by our long-term partnership with the Human Performance Institute at Western Michigan University, where we conduct comfort studies with experts in biomechanics, physical therapy, and kinesiology.

Fern is not only good for your health – it is also responsibly made. Fern is Indoor Advantage Gold certified, BIFMA Level 2 certified, and is 92% recyclable. Choosing the Digital Knit upholstery option results in less textile waste and requires less cutting compared to traditional upholstery.

• Compatibility: Wooden & Metals Doors
• Made of Aluminium Alloy, ABS Plastic
• Lithium Cells Battery Used
• Size: Door Thickness: 30-65 mm
• Functions: In Built Camera, 2 Ways Communication, Night Latch, Door Bell Function, Remote Location Unlocking, Break in Alarm, Passage Mode, Child Safety Button

The Ozone OBHP-2BB-4330 BM is a premium stainless steel butt hinge engineered for robust performance and smooth door operation. It features two precision ball bearings that reduce friction and enable effortless movement, making it ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial doors.

• Handle Length - 325mm
• Pull Handle with Back-to-Back installation on Glass/Wooden Metals Doors
• In case of Wooden Extended Spindle, it would be provided on request
• Gaskets to prevent the contact between glass and metal
• Supporting washer with raised beveling on the outer surface
• Grub screws kept out of sight
• SS316 Grade

Hinged fire doors are required in many facilities far beyond the realms of commercial kitchens. A door that meets the EN 1634-1 standard is essential when fire safety is a concern, and this makes it essential to check that the hinge you're buying actually complies with those standards. One of the biggest problems with hinges in this category is that they're often designed to be lightweight, which means that their durability suffers, meaning they don't last long enough to pass EN 1634-1's test. It's also possible that they could deform or warp over time if they're made with poor materials or if they're installed incorrectly.

Some hinges are designed to be used in heavy-duty applications, but there are a lot of cheap imitations out there and it can be hard to tell them apart. While some companies make their products with high-quality steel and coatings, others will use inferior materials that won't stand up over time. Some of these cheaper products may even have dangerous flaws in the design—many brass hinges have been known to crack under pressure, for example, which could lead to catastrophic failure and serious injury.

It's important not to skimp on quality here—if your fire door doesn't meet the requirements for EN 1634-1,