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Options - Roof Hatches

MATERIAL OPTIONS
· A - Aluminum curb and lid. In applications where the roof hatch or smoke vent is exposed to extreme weather conditions or a durable finish is desired. (No Picture Available)
· G - Galvanized steel curb and lid. Most commonly used, providing an economical and durable roof hatch or smoke vent. (No Picture Available)
· S - Stainless steel type 304 curb and lid. In applications where certain corrosive elements may be present. (No Picture Available)
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS
· A - Aluminum lid only. Situations where a curb can be mounted to a metal roof and the durability of an aluminum lid is required. (No Picture Available)
· I - Insulated double wall curb. A liner provided over the insulation on the curb for installation on concrete roofs or to eliminate the need for flashing. The liner will be the same material type as the curb.
· C - Curb preparation for metal roof deck. Curb can be configured to match the corrugation of metal roof system. (No Picture Available)
· S - Sloped curb to match roof slope. Curb can be sloped to match the roofline while the lid of the roof hatch or smoke vent is level for ease of use.
· M - Mortise lock prep for cylinder. The lid of the roof hatch can be prepped to receive a standard mortise cylinder for security applications. Screw down brass cover plate seals out the elements.
· D - Detention lock prep. For maximum security the lid of the roof hatch is prepped to receive a detention deadbolt. Screw down brass cover plate seals out the elements.
· W - Window prep for security glazing see through. Allows sight through the lid for security purposes. (No Picture Available)
· X - Stainless steel hardware. Provides corrosion resistance from elements that may affect the operation of the roof hatch or smoke vent. (No Picture Available)

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