Türöffnungen

Türöffnungen refer to the narrow openings that are typically found in door frames, just above the latch or lock. These openings are designed to allow for a variety of applications, including door handles, door closers, and hinges.

The term Türöffnungen translates to "door openings" in English, and it accurately describes the function of these openings. In modern construction, Türöffnungen are often standardized to accommodate specific types of door hardware and therefore serve as a crucial element of building design.

The size and shape of Türöffnungen can vary depending on the purpose and type of door. Common dimensions include standard door openings with a width of 70 centimeters and a height of 10 centimeters, although more tailored dimensions may be utilized in specific installations.

In addition to door hardware, Türöffnungen also facilitate the installation of additional components like door transmitters, observers, and sensors. These attachments are used for various purposes, such as recording traffic flows or conducting experiments.

Türöffnungen do not serve as functional threshold gaskets and are separate from threshold profiles and their integration into door frames. As part of door hardware, Türöffnungen are often manufactured in conjunction with door hardware producers and supplied in sets.