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Schörghuber Spezialtüren
Timber fire, smoke and acoustic doorsets from Upper Bavaria.
Schörghuber Spezialtüren KG manufactures timber-based functional doorsets at Ampfing in Upper Bavaria, covering fire resistance classes T30, T60 and T90 alongside smoke-control leaves to DIN 18095. Its T30 timber doorsets are placed on the market under a DIBt allgemeine bauaufsichtliche Zulassung of the Z-6.20 series (Z-6.20-1934) and are CE-marked to EN 16034 in combination with EN 14351-1. Production is subject to ift Rosenheim third-party surveillance, and the firm publishes classified performance for twelve tested door functions.
- Residential & high-rise
- Commercial offices
- Hotels & hospitality
- Healthcare
- Education
- Public & civic
- Sport, leisure & culture
- Mixed-use
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Sport, leisure & culture
Elbphilharmonie
Hamburg
Supplied over 700 wooden special doors incl. T30/T90 fire, smoke and acoustic doors
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Sport, leisure & culture
James Simon Galerie
Berlin
Supplied T30 fire doors, incl. smoke-protection and acoustic variants
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Mixed-use
Büro- und Hotelhochhaus NEO
München
Supplied over 130 T30 fire doors plus T30 fire/acoustic and RC2 doors
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Healthcare
Klinikum
Kulmbach
Supplied ~530 doors incl. T30 fire/smoke doors and T30/T90 fire niche doors
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Sport, leisure & culture
Haus der bayerischen Geschichte
Regensburg
Supplied T30/T90 fire doors, fire sliding doors and fire/smoke niche doors
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Commercial offices
BMW-Welt
München · 2012
Supplied T30 and T90 fire doors plus smoke and acoustic doors
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Projects as published on Schörghuber Spezialtüren's own website.
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Hauptsitz & Werk
Ampfing, Bayern
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