Internal Oak Door 44mm Pair Maker

[iMCaan]

Hi. 

 

I've been searching for a pair maker/t-lipping for an internal oak fire door 44mm thick. 

I've done googling and visited many online door merchants but I've not found a 44mm pair maker / t lipping. They all to sell 35mm pair makers.

Does anyone know where to buy an oak 44mm pair makers from?

 

Thanks

[Temp]

Deleted my original reply as I missed the bit about them being for fire doors.

 

I can find 45mm like this but I assume aren't good enough for fire doors? 

 

https://www.davesdoors.co.uk/oak-door-pair-maker-3274-p.asp?srsltid=AfmBOors4zsjOLem-9uiJPEG7YWrJ56fC_ONw08DUBVxaAaRmiuvaYjP

Edited October 14 by Temp

[iMCaan]

Thanks @Temp

 

I sent them a message yesterday to clarify whether it can be used on a 44mm thick fire doors. I don't think with a depth of 45mm it's the correct size to fit 44mm thick doors. I think the depth 45mm is from top to bottom so I'm thinking the top T header section is 12mm, which leaves the depth of 33mm. Therefore, it'll be for standard doors.

 

 

Edited October 14 by iMCaan

[Temp]

Perhaps this is a better link..

 

https://www.doordeals.co.uk/product/external-oak-pair-maker?srsltid=AfmBOorOtk1mFOcjaro12yfRj_4w77K3aYc1yNURf0wuRe2Fl5lqYVmN

 

"This pair maker will allow the creation of a door pair with any 44mm thick external doors within our range"

Edited October 15 by Temp

[iMCaan]

Thanks @Temp I contacted them and they said it's not fire rated so building control won't approve it.

 

Edited Thursday at 11:04 by iMCaan

[Oz07]

I don't think you will find a certified 45mm pair maker but you can Google it. I doubt building control are switched on enough to realise a pair maker isn't fire proof. Fire doors as doubles usually just meet in the middle with 3mm gap and intumescent strip in 1 face. You can do this, get sign off, then if 3mm gap really bothers you reduce doors down to allow pair maker

[iMCaan]

Thanks @Oz07 I contacted the building control officer and he said exactly that (not the bit about adding pair maker later).