Smoke Shaft Hatch for Safe and Controlled Smoke Ventilation
The Axess Smoke Shaft Hatch is specifically designed for installation in smoke shafts, providing safe and controlled smoke ventilation during a fire. The hatch is bottom-hinged and held closed with magnets, but can be manually opened from above using a steel cable if needed.
To meet various environmental and functional requirements, the hatch is available in hot-dip galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. Its robust construction ensures long-lasting performance in demanding conditions, while offering flexibility in design and functionality.
The Axess Smoke Shaft Hatch can be customized to project needs, with multiple locking options and additional features, and can be tailored in size, color, and functionality to integrate seamlessly into a building’s technical and aesthetic design.
Model: Axess Smoke Shaft Hatch
Applications: Smoke shafts below ground level and hard-to-reach spaces where standard manual operation is not possible.
Material: Aluminum, hot-dip galvanized steel, or stainless steel (AISI 304/316)
Dimensions: Custom sizes available to suit project requirements
Opening Method: Manual operation via steel cable
Standard Steel Cable Length: 2 meters
Steel cable with adjustable length to suit project requirements
Mounting options: surface-mounted fasteners or vertical, concealed fastening through the frame
Ventilation grille
Insulated cover with glass wool panel for temperature-sensitive installations or to minimize energy loss
Always read the installation instructions included with your order carefully before starting the installation work, as these may vary depending on the model and optional features.
The installation must be carried out by qualified personnel and adapted to the specific conditions of the project.
Always follow the specific operation and maintenance instructions provided with your order. Instructions may vary between different models, materials, and optional features.
- Before operating the unit, ensure that there are no obstacles in the lid’s path of movement.
- The hatch should be opened and cleaned at least once a year using clean water and a mild detergent with a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid abrasive cleaning products.
- Ensure that the space between the lid and frame is free from gravel and dust.
- The hinges of the smoke shaft hatch should be kept clean and lubricated as needed.
What is a smoke shaft hatch?
A smoke shaft hatch is designed for safe and controlled smoke ventilation in smoke shafts during a fire. It also allows service access in hard-to-reach areas.
Where are smoke shaft hatches installed?
They are installed in smoke shafts, below-ground shafts, or spaces where manual access is difficult.
Can smoke shaft hatches be customized?
Yes. They can be custom-sized, made from aluminum, galvanized steel, or stainless steel, and painted in any RAL color.
How does the hatch operate?
The hatch is bottom-hinged and held closed with magnets. It can be manually opened from above using a steel cable, with adjustable length if needed.
Are there mounting options?
Yes. Hatches can be supplied with surface-mounted fasteners or vertical, concealed frame fastening.
Can smoke shaft hatches be ventilated or insulated?
Yes. They can include a ventilation grille or an insulated glass wool cover for temperature-sensitive installations or energy efficiency.
How should smoke shaft hatches be maintained?
Hatches should be opened and cleaned at least once a year, keeping hinges lubricated and the lid gap free of dust or debris.
Are smoke shaft hatches suitable for demanding environments?
Yes. Their robust construction ensures long-lasting performance in challenging conditions while maintaining safety and functionality.
