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Hardware & Security

HÖRMANN TRUEDOR INTRODUCES NEW HIGH- SECURITY ISEO CYLINDER LOCK AS STANDARD

» HÖRMANN TRUEDOR HAS FURther strengthened the security credentials of its composite door range with the introduction of the new ISEO R700 S3 High Security Cylinder, now supplied as a standard feature across the range at no additional cost. Forming part of Hörmann Truedor’ s ongoing commitment to product development, the new ISEO cylinder ensures installers and homeowners benefit from the latest advances in door security.
Engineered to provide outstanding protection against today’ s most common methods of forced entry, the ISEO R700 S3 features a patented locking mechanism and has been independently tested to rigorous UK security standards. It has achieved TS007 3 Star certification and Secure Diamond accreditation, giving installers and homeowners confidence that the cylinder meets the highest recognised levels of domestic door security.
The cylinder incorporates a range of advanced security features, including antisnap technology with sacrificial sections and an internal protection mechanism that helps maintain the security of the door even if the cylinder is subjected to a snapping attack. Additional anti-drill protection is provided through hardened drill-resistant components, while resistance to specialist attack methods is enhanced with Ice Attack Protection. A tungsten carbide cam assembly further improves both durability and security. Designed with ease of use as well as security in mind, the ISEO R700 S3 benefits from precision engineering and tight manufacturing tolerances, delivering smooth, reliable operation throughout its service life. The cylinder is available in both key / key and thumb turn configurations to suit a wide range of residential applications.
The addition of the ISEO R700 S3 High Security Cylinder to the Hörmann Truedor range provides installers with an even stronger proposition, combining attractive door designs with market-leading levels of security, long-term reliability and added value for homeowners.
www. hormanntruedor. co. uk

DHF launches new Best Practice Guide on BS 8214:2026

» THE DOOR & HARDWARE Federation( DHF) has published a new Best Practice Guide for its members on BS 8214:2026, helping industry professionals understand the key changes introduced by the latest edition of the standard.
Published by BSI in March 2026, BS 8214:2026 replaces BS 8214:2016 and is a significant revision to the standard. While the previous edition focused on timber door assemblies, the new standard has widened its scope to cover fire resisting and smoke control doors across a range of construction types, including timber, steel, aluminium and composite doors.
The changes reflect the importance of taking a holistic approach to fire door performance, with the standard emphasising that a fire door must be considered as a complete system, rather than simply a door leaf. The performance of the door depends on the compatibility of its components, as well as correct installation, inspection, maintenance and appropriate repairs throughout its service life.
DHF’ s new Best Practice Guide provides members with an overview of the revised standard and highlights key considerations for those involved throughout the life cycle of a fire door. The objective of BS 8214:2026 is to ensure that fire resisting and smoke control doors of all materials perform as intended throughout their service life.
The guidance highlights the importance of working to a specification provided by a source with overall responsibility for the building, ensuring that all other requirements are taken into account. It also stresses the need to ensure the competency of everyone involved in the installation, inspection and maintenance of fire doors, with all work supported by appropriate evidence and record keeping, and relevant information provided to the client in accordance with current legislation. A fundamental principle of BS 8214:2026 is that a fire door should be considered as a complete system rather than simply a door leaf. Its performance relies on the compatibility of its components, together with correct installation, regular maintenance and suitable repairs.
The new Best Practice Guide is available for DHF members to download: https:// bit. ly / 4hhUCF5
www. dhfonline. org. uk
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