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Norsound NOR710 Acoustic Perimeter Seal – 10 × 10.2mm × 2100mm

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Norsound NOR710 Acoustic Perimeter Seal – 10 × 10.2mm × 2100mm

Norsound NOR710 Acoustic Perimeter Seal – 10 × 10.2mm × 2100mm is a self-adhesive, surface-mounted seal designed for installation around the head and jambs of acoustic and smoke-control doorsets.

The profile combines a rigid PVC mounting section with flexible sealing blades. When the door closes, the blades deflect against the opposing surface to help close the operating gap between the door leaf and frame.

This helps restrict:

  • Airborne sound leakage
  • Cold-smoke passage
  • Draughts and uncontrolled airflow
  • Visible light around the door perimeter
  • Dust moving through the door-to-frame gap

The NOR710 is fixed using an integral self-adhesive backing, so no routed groove or mechanical fixing is normally required.

Each seal is supplied in a fixed 2100mm length and is available in:

  • Black
  • Brown
  • Grey
  • White

What is an acoustic perimeter seal?

An acoustic perimeter seal closes the small gaps that remain around the head and vertical sides of a closed door.

Even where a door leaf has a high mass and strong acoustic performance, sound can pass through untreated gaps between the door and frame.

The NOR710 creates flexible contact around the door perimeter, helping reduce this direct air path.

It should normally be used as part of a complete door-sealing system incorporating:

  • Perimeter seals around the head and jambs
  • An automatic drop seal or suitable door-bottom seal
  • A firm threshold or threshold plate where required
  • An appropriately constructed acoustic door leaf
  • Correctly sealed glazing and ironmongery
  • A sealed frame-to-wall junction

Where is the NOR710 installed?

The NOR710 is designed for installation around:

  • The hinge-side jamb
  • The closing-side jamb
  • The head of the door frame

The manufacturer’s standard fitting arrangement places the adhesive edge against the frame, with the rear blade positioned against the door stop.

Norseal also permits the adhesive edge to be fitted directly to the door stop where this suits the frame configuration.

The seal should be installed with the door fully open so the fixing surface is accessible and the profile can be positioned accurately.

Surface-mounted installation

The NOR710 does not require a routed groove.

Its self-adhesive mounting edge is applied directly to a clean and dry frame or stop surface.

This makes the seal suitable for:

  • New doorsets
  • Suitable existing doors
  • Acoustic refurbishment work
  • Remedial smoke-sealing installations
  • Doors where routing the frame is undesirable
  • Pre-finished timber frames

The fixing surface must be stable and free from dust, grease, moisture and loose coatings.

Multi-blade sealing profile

The NOR710 uses flexible blades to create multiple sealing contacts between the door and frame.

When correctly positioned, the blades deflect as the door closes rather than relying on a rigid compression block.

This helps provide:

  • Continuous contact around the door perimeter
  • Controlled compression within the operating gap
  • Low impact on normal door operation
  • Separate air spaces within the profile
  • Improved sealing compared with an untreated gap

The blades should contact the door without becoming completely flattened or preventing the door from closing and latching.

Recommended door-to-frame gap

Norseal’s fitting instructions specify a 3mm gap between the door and frame for the standard installation arrangement.

The actual permitted gap on a particular doorset may also be controlled by:

  • The door manufacturer’s specification
  • The acoustic test evidence
  • The smoke-control evidence
  • The fire-door assessment or certification
  • The hinges and closing device
  • The door-leaf alignment

The NOR710 should not be used to compensate for an excessively large, inconsistent or badly aligned perimeter gap.

Acoustic performance

The NOR710 has been acoustically tested in accordance with BS EN ISO 10140-2.

It helps reduce sound leakage by sealing the air path between the closed door and frame.

The individual perimeter seal does not have a universal standalone decibel rating.

Final acoustic performance depends on the complete door assembly, including:

  • The construction and mass of the door leaf
  • The door frame
  • The perimeter gaps
  • The automatic drop or threshold seal
  • The continuity of the NOR710 around the frame
  • Glazing and ironmongery
  • The frame-to-wall junction
  • The quality of installation

Any published acoustic rating applies to a tested complete doorset rather than the NOR710 strip alone.

Smoke-sealing performance

The NOR710 has been smoke tested in accordance with BS 476-31.1.

When correctly fitted, the flexible blades help restrict cold smoke passing through the operating gap around the head and jambs.

A complete smoke-control doorset may also require:

  • An automatic drop seal beneath the door
  • A suitable threshold surface
  • Protected letter plates and air-transfer grilles
  • Correctly sealed glazing
  • Appropriate lock and latch details
  • A sealed frame-to-wall junction

Smoke performance does not provide a standalone fire-resistance rating.

Fire-door applications

Norseal currently associates the NOR710 with Certifire Certificate CF629.

The NOR710 itself is an acoustic and smoke perimeter seal. It does not contain an intumescent fire-sealing element and must not be described as independently providing an FD30, FD60 or other fire-resistance period.

Where the seal is used on a fire-resisting doorset:

  • Confirm that it is permitted by the doorset evidence.
  • Maintain the specified perimeter gaps.
  • Do not remove or replace required intumescent seals.
  • Use the specified threshold-sealing arrangement.
  • Confirm that the door continues to close and latch correctly.

The acoustic and smoke seal may be used alongside separately specified intumescent fire-door seals where required.

High-cycle durability

The NOR710 has been tested to 1,000,000 operating cycles.

This makes it suitable for frequently operated doors in environments such as:

  • Hotels and guest accommodation
  • Schools and universities
  • Hospitals and healthcare buildings
  • Care homes
  • Offices and meeting rooms
  • Apartment developments
  • Libraries and study spaces
  • Commercial and public buildings
  • Recording, broadcast and media rooms

Cycle testing relates to the tested seal profile and does not remove the need for routine inspection and maintenance.

Rigid and flexible PVC construction

The NOR710 is manufactured using rigid and flexible PVC components.

The rigid mounting section provides:

  • A stable surface for the self-adhesive backing
  • Consistent positioning along the frame
  • Support for the flexible sealing blades

The flexible blades provide:

  • Deflection as the door closes
  • Contact with the opposing door surface
  • Recovery when the door opens
  • Accommodation of limited normal gap variation

Available colours

This product is available in:

  • Black — suitable for dark doors and frames.
  • Brown — suitable for timber and brown frame finishes.
  • Grey — suitable for grey and neutral doorsets.
  • White — suitable for white-painted doors and frames.

Colour affects the visible appearance of the seal but does not change its profile dimensions or performance classification.

Standard length

Each seal in this product range is supplied as one 2100mm length.

The profile can be cut using a sharp knife to suit the height and width of the frame.

A typical single-leaf door will usually require separate pieces for:

  • The hinge-side jamb
  • The closing-side jamb
  • The frame head

The number of 2100mm lengths required will depend on the dimensions of the opening and the desired joint arrangement.

Norseal also manufactures the NOR710 in a 3000mm length, but that length is not included within the current available product range.

Compatible door-bottom seals

The NOR710 treats the head and jambs but does not seal beneath the door.

It can be combined with a suitable Norsound door-bottom seal, such as:

  • NOR810 automatic drop seal
  • NOR810S automatic drop seal
  • NOR810S+ automatic drop seal
  • NOR820 retrofit automatic drop seal
  • Another tested threshold seal approved for the doorset

The complete combination should match the applicable acoustic, smoke or fire doorset evidence.

Key benefits

  • Acoustic perimeter sealing — helps reduce airborne sound leakage around the door.
  • Cold-smoke control — smoke tested in accordance with BS 476-31.1.
  • Acoustically tested — tested in accordance with BS EN ISO 10140-2.
  • High durability — tested to 1,000,000 operating cycles.
  • Self-adhesive fixing — no routed groove or screws are normally required.
  • Surface-mounted installation — suitable for new and retrofit applications.
  • Multi-blade profile — creates multiple flexible sealing contacts.
  • Low operating resistance — flexible blades deflect as the door closes.
  • Rigid and flexible PVC construction — combines stable fixing with flexible contact.
  • Suitable for head and jambs — seals three sides of a single-leaf door opening.
  • Four available colours — Black, Brown, Grey and White.
  • 2100mm length — can be trimmed to suit the door frame.
  • Compatible with automatic drop seals — supports a complete acoustic and smoke-sealing system.
  • Certifire reference — currently associated by Norseal with CF629.

Important buying advice

Before ordering, confirm:

  • The door height and width
  • The number of 2100mm lengths required
  • The required colour
  • The gap between the door and frame
  • That the fixing surface is suitable for self-adhesive installation
  • Whether a door-bottom or automatic drop seal is also required
  • The acoustic and smoke-control requirements
  • Whether the seal is permitted by the fire-door evidence

The NOR710 should not be used to conceal or compensate for a warped door, loose frame, defective hinges or excessive perimeter gaps.

Norsound NOR710 Acoustic Perimeter Seal – 10 × 10.2mm × 2100mm Technical Specifications

Norsound NOR710 Acoustic Perimeter Seal is a self-adhesive, surface-mounted PVC profile for sealing the head and jambs of suitable acoustic and smoke-control doorsets.

Product Specification

Product Name Norsound NOR710 Acoustic Perimeter Seal – 10 × 10.2mm × 2100mm
Brand Norsound by Norseal
Product Reference NOR710
Product Type Self-adhesive acoustic and smoke perimeter seal
Application Around the head and jambs of acoustic and smoke-control doorsets
Primary Functions Acoustic, cold-smoke, draught and airflow sealing
Fixing Method Integral self-adhesive backing
Installation Type Surface mounted; no routed groove normally required
Nominal Profile Width 10mm
Overall Profile Height 10.2mm
Flexible Blade Dimension Shown on Drawing Approximately 4.2mm at the lower blade position
Recommended Door-to-Frame Gap 3mm in the standard manufacturer fitting arrangement
Material Flexible and rigid PVC
Profile Construction Rigid self-adhesive mounting section with flexible sealing blades
Available Length 2100mm
Manufacturer’s Wider Length Range 2100mm and 3000mm
Available Colours Black, Brown, Grey and White
Acoustic Test Standard BS EN ISO 10140-2
Smoke Test Standard BS 476-31.1
Durability Tested to 1,000,000 operating cycles
Certifire Reference Norseal currently lists Certificate CF629
Intumescent Fire Seal No — this product does not replace a required intumescent strip
Standalone Acoustic Rating? No — acoustic performance depends on the complete tested doorset
Standalone Fire Rating? No — the NOR710 does not independently provide a fire-resistance period

Available Colours and Product Codes

Colour Profile Size Length Product Code
Black 10 × 10.2mm 2100mm NOR710/2100/BLK
Brown 10 × 10.2mm 2100mm NOR710/2100/BRN
Grey 10 × 10.2mm 2100mm NOR710/2100/GRY
White 10 × 10.2mm 2100mm NOR710/2100/WHT

Manufacturer Order-Code Format

Norseal’s general manufacturer order-code format is:

NOR710 / Colour – Length

Examples from the manufacturer’s documentation include:

  • NOR710/BK-2100 — Black, 2100mm
  • NOR710/B-2100 — Brown, 2100mm
  • NOR710/G-2100 — Grey, 2100mm
  • NOR710/W-2100 — White, 2100mm

The slash-separated product codes in the table above are the exact codes used within the current supplied product range.

Typical Quantity for a Single Door

A standard single-leaf door normally requires sealing at:

  • One hinge-side jamb
  • One closing-side jamb
  • One frame head

The precise number of 2100mm lengths required depends on the door dimensions.

For example, one 2100mm strip may cover one full-height jamb, while additional material will be required for the opposite jamb and head.

Measure every opening before calculating the quantity.

Acoustic Performance Note

The NOR710 has been acoustically tested in accordance with BS EN ISO 10140-2.

No universal standalone decibel rating should be assigned to one length of seal.

Final acoustic performance depends on:

  • The door-leaf construction
  • The door frame
  • The perimeter gaps
  • The continuity of the NOR710
  • The door-bottom or threshold seal
  • The glazing and ironmongery
  • The frame-to-wall junction
  • The installation quality

Smoke Performance Note

The NOR710 has been smoke tested in accordance with BS 476-31.1.

Effective smoke sealing requires:

  • A consistent operating gap
  • Continuous blade contact around the frame
  • Closely fitted corner joints
  • A door that closes completely
  • A compatible threshold-sealing arrangement
  • Correctly sealed glazing and hardware preparations

The seal should not be treated as the only smoke-control component within a complete doorset.

Fire-Door Performance Note

The NOR710 is not an intumescent fire-only seal.

Where it is installed on a fire-resisting doorset:

  • Confirm that the product is permitted by the doorset evidence.
  • Do not remove required intumescent strips.
  • Maintain the specified door-to-frame gaps.
  • Do not obstruct hinges, latches or closing devices.
  • Use the specified automatic drop or threshold seal.
  • Confirm that the door continues to self-close and latch.

Surface Requirements

The self-adhesive mounting surface should be:

  • Clean
  • Dry
  • Sound
  • Smooth enough for continuous adhesive contact
  • Free from dust
  • Free from grease and oil
  • Free from loose paint or varnish

Adhesion may be reduced on contaminated, damp, rough or unstable coatings.

Handling and Storage

Store the NOR710:

  • Flat or in a manner that prevents permanent deformation
  • In a clean and dry location
  • With the adhesive release liner intact
  • With the flexible blades protected from crushing
  • Away from direct heat and moisture
  • Protected from paint, adhesive and construction debris

Do not fold the seal sharply or store heavy materials on top of the flexible blades.

Inspection and Maintenance

Inspect the NOR710 regularly as part of the door-maintenance programme.

Replace the specified seal where it is:

  • Missing
  • Loose or lifting from the frame
  • Cut or torn
  • Permanently flattened
  • Painted over
  • Contaminated with adhesive or debris
  • Interrupted at a corner
  • No longer contacting the closed door

Do not replace the NOR710 with a differently sized perimeter seal without confirming compatibility with the doorset specification.

How to Install the Norsound NOR710 Acoustic Perimeter Seal – 10 × 10.2mm × 2100mm

Norsound NOR710 Acoustic Perimeter Seal is self-adhesive and installed around the head and jambs of a suitable acoustic or smoke-control doorset.

Norseal’s standard fitting arrangement positions the adhesive edge on the frame with the rear blade against the door stop.

The manufacturer also permits the adhesive edge to be fitted directly to the door stop.

What You’ll Need

  • Norsound NOR710 in the required colour and quantity
  • The applicable doorset evidence or specification
  • Tape measure
  • Pencil or suitable marker
  • Sharp utility knife
  • Straight edge or square
  • Clean, dry lint-free cloth
  • Suitable non-residue surface cleaner where required
  • Plastic application tool or clean finger pressure
  • Safety gloves suitable for knife work

Before You Start

Inspect the door and frame.

Confirm that:

  • The door opens, closes and latches correctly
  • The hinges and frame are secure
  • The door is not significantly warped
  • The door-to-frame gaps are consistent
  • The intended fitting arrangement provides approximately a 3mm gap
  • The door stop is securely fixed
  • The frame surface is suitable for self-adhesive fixing
  • The seal will not obstruct hinges, latches or other hardware
  • The installation is permitted by any applicable fire-door evidence

Correct substantial alignment or gap defects before fitting the seal.

Step 1: Open the Door Fully

Open the door fully to provide unrestricted access to the head, jambs and door stop.

Norseal instructs that the NOR710 should be fitted with the door fully open.

Secure the door if necessary so it cannot move during installation.

Step 2: Select the Mounting Arrangement

Choose the fixing position permitted by the frame configuration and doorset specification.

The standard arrangement is:

  • The self-adhesive edge fixed to the frame surface
  • The tall rear blade positioned against the door stop
  • The flexible angled blades facing the closing door leaf

Norseal also permits the adhesive edge to be fitted directly to the door stop.

Whichever arrangement is selected, maintain the same profile orientation around the complete head and both jambs.

Step 3: Check the Operating Gap

Check the gap between the door and frame at several points around:

  • The hinge-side jamb
  • The closing-side jamb
  • The frame head

The manufacturer’s fitting instructions show a 3mm gap.

Do not rely on the flexible blades to correct a substantially larger or inconsistent gap.

Adjust the door, hinges or stop before installing the seal where necessary.

Step 4: Clean the Fixing Surface

Remove all dirt, dust and loose material from the frame or door stop.

The fixing surface must be:

  • Completely clean
  • Dry
  • Free from grease and oil
  • Free from sanding dust
  • Free from loose paint or varnish
  • Free from silicone, wax and adhesive residue

Allow any cleaning product to evaporate fully before exposing the adhesive backing.

Step 5: Measure the First Jamb

Measure the first vertical jamb from the frame head down to the required finishing point.

The manufacturer instructs installers to apply the jamb pieces from the top towards the bottom.

The seal can be trimmed after application using a sharp knife.

Step 6: Position the First Jamb Seal

Hold the NOR710 against the first jamb without removing the complete backing liner.

Check that:

  • The rear blade is against the door stop
  • The flexible blades face the door leaf
  • The seal runs straight from top to bottom
  • The profile will not interfere with the hinges
  • The adhesive edge has full contact with the mounting surface

Step 7: Peel the Adhesive Backing Progressively

Peel back a short section of the release liner to expose the self-adhesive edge.

Do not remove the complete liner at once.

Progressive removal helps:

  • Maintain alignment
  • Prevent the adhesive touching the wrong surface
  • Avoid stretching the seal
  • Reduce trapped air beneath the mounting edge

Step 8: Apply the First Jamb Seal

Begin at the top of the jamb and press the adhesive edge firmly onto the frame or stop.

Work downwards while progressively removing the backing liner.

Maintain the rear blade against the door stop throughout the installation.

Do not:

  • Stretch the seal
  • Twist the profile
  • Trap the flexible blades beneath the adhesive section
  • Apply the strip over dust or loose coatings

Step 9: Trim the First Jamb

At the bottom of the jamb, trim the seal cleanly using a sharp knife.

Make a straight cut without crushing or tearing the flexible blades.

The finished end should not obstruct the threshold, floor or automatic drop seal.

Step 10: Install the Second Jamb

Repeat the same process on the opposite jamb:

  • Clean and inspect the surface
  • Check the 3mm operating gap
  • Position the rear blade against the stop
  • Apply the seal from top to bottom
  • Remove the backing progressively
  • Trim the lower end cleanly

Maintain the same profile orientation on both sides.

Step 11: Measure and Install the Head Seal

Measure the clear distance across the frame head between the installed jamb seals.

Position the NOR710 along the head with the rear blade against the door stop.

Peel the backing progressively and press the adhesive edge firmly into place.

Trim the head section accurately so the ends meet the jamb seals without a large open gap.

Step 12: Form Neat Corner Joints

At both upper corners:

  • Bring the head and jamb sections together neatly
  • Avoid large open gaps
  • Do not overlap the rigid mounting sections
  • Do not crush the flexible blades
  • Maintain sealing contact into the corner

Closely fitted butt joints are preferable to bulky overlaps.

Step 13: Apply Firm Pressure

Press along the full adhesive edge of all three installed sections.

Pay particular attention to:

  • The upper corners
  • The ends of each strip
  • Painted surfaces
  • Any slight irregularities in the frame

Confirm that no part of the mounting edge is lifting.

Step 14: Close the Door Slowly

Close the door carefully and observe the flexible blades.

They should:

  • Contact the door leaf around the required perimeter
  • Deflect smoothly
  • Remain correctly orientated
  • Return towards their original shape when the door opens
  • Maintain contact without being completely crushed

Stop and correct the profile if a blade folds backwards or becomes trapped.

Step 15: Check Door Operation

Open and close the door several times.

Confirm that:

  • The door opens freely
  • The door closes completely
  • The latch engages correctly
  • The self-closing device remains effective where fitted
  • The seal stays firmly bonded
  • The flexible blades make continuous contact
  • The door does not require excessive closing force

A door that no longer closes or latches correctly requires adjustment before being returned to service.

Step 16: Check the Threshold Seal

The NOR710 treats the head and jambs only.

Where acoustic or smoke containment is required, confirm that the bottom of the door is sealed using an appropriate:

  • Automatic drop seal
  • Surface-mounted door-bottom seal
  • Threshold seal
  • Other tested doorset arrangement

Ensure that the lower ends of the NOR710 jamb seals meet the threshold-sealing zone without leaving open corner gaps.

Installation Tips

  • Fit the NOR710 with the door fully open.
  • Clean all dirt and dust from the frame before installation.
  • Use the profile orientation shown by the manufacturer.
  • Position the rear blade against the door stop.
  • Maintain the recommended 3mm door-to-frame gap.
  • Install both jamb sections from top to bottom.
  • Fit the head section after the jambs.
  • Remove the adhesive liner progressively.
  • Do not stretch the profile during installation.
  • Trim the seal using a sharp knife.
  • Keep corner joints neat and closely fitted.
  • Do not paint over the flexible blades.
  • Check that the door continues to close and latch correctly.
  • Install a compatible threshold seal where required.

Maintenance Advice

Inspect the NOR710 regularly as part of the door-maintenance programme.

Check for:

  • Loose or lifting adhesive edges
  • Cuts or tears in the flexible blades
  • Permanently flattened sections
  • Paint or varnish covering the profile
  • Missing sections
  • Open corner joints
  • Accumulated dust and debris
  • Loss of contact with the closed door
  • Changes in the door-to-frame gap
  • Failure of the door to close or latch

Clean the seal using a soft cloth and a mild cleaning solution compatible with PVC.

Avoid:

  • Strong solvents
  • Abrasive pads
  • Sharp scraping tools
  • Painting the flexible blades
  • Applying additional adhesive over contaminated surfaces

Replace damaged sections using the same specified NOR710 profile and colour.

Important Performance Note

Correct surface preparation, alignment, blade orientation and door-gap control are essential to the operation of the NOR710.

The seal does not independently create an acoustically rated, smoke-control or fire-resisting door.

Final performance depends on:

  • The construction of the door leaf
  • The door frame
  • The perimeter gaps
  • The door-bottom and threshold seal
  • The glazing and ironmongery
  • The frame-to-wall junction
  • The quality of installation and maintenance

For certified doorsets, install the NOR710 only in accordance with the applicable test evidence, assessment, certification and door-manufacturer instructions.

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