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Norsound NOR615 Threshold Plate – 40 × 4.9mm

Norsound NOR615 Threshold Plate – 40 × 4.9mm is a low-profile aluminium plate designed for installation at the threshold of a suitable doorset.

The plate creates a firm, smooth and consistent surface beneath the door. This allows an automatic drop seal or other compatible door-bottom gasket to make more reliable contact when the door closes.

It can also bridge the junction between adjoining floor finishes, helping create a neater transition across the doorway.

The NOR615 is available in:

  • 1000mm length
  • 2100mm length

Both stocked versions have a Satin Silver aluminium finish and are supplied with mechanical fixings.

What is a threshold plate?

A threshold plate is a rigid profile installed across the floor beneath a door.

Its main purpose is to provide a suitable contact surface for a door-bottom seal.

Without a threshold plate, an automatic drop seal may need to close against:

  • Uneven flooring
  • Carpet
  • Deep grout joints
  • Worn or damaged floor finishes
  • A junction between two different floor materials
  • A floor surface that slopes across the doorway

These conditions can leave localised gaps beneath the gasket.

The NOR615 provides a continuous aluminium surface against which the door-bottom seal can close.

Designed for use with automatic drop seals

The NOR615 can be used beneath compatible automatic drop seals, including suitable products from the Norsound range.

An automatic drop seal lowers a flexible gasket as the door closes. The gasket must make continuous contact across the full width of the doorway to achieve its intended performance.

The threshold plate can help by providing:

  • A firm gasket-contact surface
  • A consistent level across the opening
  • Improved contact over floor joints
  • Reduced leakage beneath the gasket
  • A surface that is easier to inspect and clean

The drop seal must be adjusted after the plate has been installed.

The plate does not seal independently

The NOR615 is a threshold plate rather than a flexible door seal.

It does not independently close the gap beneath the door.

For acoustic, draught or smoke-control applications, it normally needs to be used with a compatible product such as:

  • An automatic drop seal
  • A suitable compression gasket
  • An approved door-bottom seal
  • Another tested threshold-sealing arrangement

The plate provides the contact surface; the flexible gasket provides the seal.

Acoustic door applications

The gap beneath a door is often the largest untreated opening in an otherwise sealed doorset.

Sound can pass readily through this air path.

The NOR615 can support an acoustic door-sealing system by helping the door-bottom gasket maintain continuous threshold contact.

Final acoustic performance depends on the complete assembly, including:

  • The construction and mass of the door leaf
  • The door frame
  • The seals around the head and jambs
  • The automatic drop seal
  • The positioning of the threshold plate
  • The adjustment of the door-bottom gasket
  • The floor construction
  • The glazing and ironmongery
  • The frame-to-wall junction
  • The quality of installation

The NOR615 does not have a standalone decibel rating.

Any numerical acoustic rating must apply to the complete tested doorset rather than the aluminium plate alone.

Smoke-control applications

A smooth threshold plate can help a compatible smoke-control drop seal make continuous contact across the bottom of a closed door.

The NOR615 itself is not a flexible smoke seal.

Where smoke control is required, confirm:

  • The approved door-bottom seal
  • The permitted threshold arrangement
  • The maximum threshold gap
  • The required perimeter smoke seals
  • The treatment of glazing and ironmongery
  • The applicable doorset test or assessment

Do not assign a standalone smoke classification to the threshold plate.

Fire-door applications

The NOR615 is manufactured from aluminium and does not contain an intumescent fire-sealing element.

It does not independently provide an FD30, FD60 or other fire-resistance period.

Where it is installed beneath a fire-resisting door:

  • Confirm that the threshold plate is permitted by the doorset evidence.
  • Use the approved automatic drop or threshold seal.
  • Maintain the specified gap beneath the door.
  • Do not interfere with the door’s closing or latching operation.
  • Use fixings appropriate to the floor construction.
  • Confirm that the completed threshold remains compatible with accessibility requirements.

Low-profile design

The NOR615 measures:

  • 40mm wide
  • 4.9mm high

Its low profile is designed to create a gradual transition across the doorway while providing sufficient width for the door-bottom gasket to contact.

The 40mm plate may be suitable where:

  • The adjoining floor finishes are relatively close together
  • A narrow threshold contact surface is sufficient
  • A compact plate is preferred
  • The selected drop-seal gasket fits within the plate width

Wider Norseal threshold profiles are available where a broader transition or contact area is required.

Approved Document M

Norseal describes the NOR615 as compliant with the relevant requirements of Approved Document M.

Its low-profile design is intended to support accessible movement through the doorway, including suitable wheeled traffic.

Compliance still depends on the completed installation, including:

  • The finished threshold height
  • The relationship between adjoining floor levels
  • The exposed edges of the plate
  • The route through the doorway
  • The installation quality
  • The applicable building type and regulations

The product specification alone does not make an incorrectly installed threshold compliant.

Suitable for wheeled traffic

The 4.9mm profile provides a low transition for suitable:

  • Wheelchairs
  • Mobility aids
  • Pushchairs
  • Cleaning equipment
  • Light wheeled trolleys
  • General pedestrian traffic

The plate must be firmly supported and securely fixed across its full length.

Loose edges, proud screws or an unsupported plate can create a trip or snagging hazard.

Bridges adjoining floor finishes

The NOR615 can cover a narrow junction between different floor materials.

Potential applications include transitions between:

  • Carpet and vinyl
  • Carpet and timber
  • Vinyl and tiled flooring
  • Laminate and carpet
  • Two adjoining resilient floor finishes
  • Existing flooring and a door sill

The plate should not be used to span a large unsupported void.

Any underlying gap must be suitable for the plate and fixing method.

Aluminium construction

The threshold plate is manufactured from aluminium.

The material provides:

  • A rigid contact surface
  • Resistance to normal pedestrian wear
  • A relatively lightweight profile
  • Good dimensional stability
  • A suitable surface for a flexible door-bottom gasket
  • Ease of cutting to the required doorway width

The plate should be supported by the underlying floor rather than being expected to carry loads across an unsupported gap.

Satin Silver AA10 finish

The NOR615 has a Satin Silver aluminium appearance.

The manufacturer identifies the finish as:

AA10

This provides a clean neutral finish suitable for a wide range of:

  • Timber doors
  • Metal door frames
  • Commercial interiors
  • Education and healthcare buildings
  • Apartment and hotel doorsets
  • Office environments

Cut edges should be deburred carefully so that no sharp aluminium remains exposed.

Screw-fixed or adhesive-bonded installation

The NOR615 can be installed using:

  • Mechanical screw fixings
  • A suitable adhesive

The stocked `/FX` versions are supplied with fixings.

Adhesive is not supplied.

Screw fixing provides positive mechanical retention, while adhesive fixing can provide an installation without exposed screw heads where the substrate and project requirements permit it.

The selected fixing method must be compatible with:

  • The floor material
  • The expected traffic
  • Any underfloor services
  • The environmental conditions
  • The doorset specification

Available lengths

The current stocked lengths are:

  • 1000mm — suitable for standard-width doorways and cutting to shorter openings.
  • 2100mm — suitable for wide openings, double doors or cutting into multiple shorter pieces where appropriate.

Select a supplied length that is at least as long as the measured clear distance between the door jambs.

Can the threshold plate be cut?

Yes. The aluminium profile can be machine cut to the required doorway width.

The plate should be:

  • Measured accurately between the jambs
  • Marked squarely
  • Cut using a suitable aluminium-cutting tool
  • Deburred after cutting
  • Trial fitted before final fixing

Do not leave sharp or rough cut edges.

Compatible Norsound products

Subject to the applicable doorset specification, the NOR615 can provide a contact surface for suitable products such as:

  • NOR810 automatic drop seal
  • NOR810S automatic drop seal
  • NOR810S+ automatic drop seal
  • NOR820 retrofit automatic drop seal
  • Other compatible door-bottom seals

The selected gasket must land fully on the 40mm-wide plate when the door is closed.

Typical applications

The NOR615 can be used within suitable doorsets in:

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

Key benefits

  • Even sealing surface — gives a door-bottom gasket a firm surface to close against.
  • Supports acoustic sealing — helps reduce gaps beneath an automatic drop seal.
  • Low-profile design — measures only 4.9mm high.
  • 40mm width — provides a compact threshold contact area.
  • Aluminium construction — creates a durable and stable sealing surface.
  • Satin Silver finish — suits a wide range of doors and floor finishes.
  • Approved Document M — described by the manufacturer as compliant.
  • Suitable for wheeled traffic — supports accessible movement when correctly installed.
  • Covers floor transitions — can bridge a suitable junction between adjoining finishes.
  • Two fixing options — may be screw-fixed or adhesive bonded.
  • Fixings included — supplied with the stocked `/FX` versions.
  • Two stocked lengths — available in 1000mm and 2100mm.
  • Can be cut to size — suitable for different doorway widths.
  • Compatible with automatic drop seals — supports complete door-sealing systems.

Important buying advice

Before ordering, confirm:

  • The clear distance between the door jambs
  • Whether the 1000mm or 2100mm length is required
  • That the door-bottom gasket will land on the 40mm plate
  • The floor and substrate construction
  • Whether screw or adhesive fixing will be used
  • Whether underfloor heating or concealed services are present
  • The adjoining floor levels
  • The acoustic, smoke and accessibility requirements
  • Whether the threshold arrangement is permitted by the doorset evidence

The NOR615 should not be used to span a large unsupported floor gap or to compensate for a badly misaligned door.

Norsound NOR615 Threshold Plate – 40 × 4.9mm Technical Specifications

Norsound NOR615 Threshold Plate is a low-profile Satin Silver aluminium plate for installation beneath suitable doorsets.

Product Specification

Product Name Norsound NOR615 Threshold Plate – 40 × 4.9mm
Brand Norsound by Norseal
Manufacturer Product Reference NOR615
Supplier Product Reference NOR6/15
Product Type Low-profile aluminium doorset threshold plate
Application At the threshold of suitable doorsets
Primary Function Provides an even contact surface for a compatible door-bottom seal
Secondary Function Covers a suitable transition between adjoining floor finishes
Width 40mm
Overall Height 4.9mm
Profile Size 40 × 4.9mm
Material Aluminium
Colour Satin Silver
Finish AA10 finish
Available Lengths 1000mm and 2100mm
Fixing Methods Adhesive bonded or mechanically screw-fixed
Adhesive Supplied? No
Fixings Supplied with Current Stocked Versions? Yes — both stocked product codes carry the /FX suffix
Accessibility Described by Norseal as compliant with Approved Document M
Suitable Traffic Pedestrian and suitable wheeled traffic when correctly supported and installed
Automatic Drop Seal Included? No
Flexible Gasket Included? No
Standalone Acoustic Rating? No — acoustic performance depends on the complete doorset and compatible door-bottom seal
Standalone Smoke Classification? No — the threshold plate does not independently create a smoke seal
Standalone Fire Rating? No — the plate does not independently provide a fire-resistance period
Intumescent Material No

Available Lengths and Product Codes

Length Profile Size Finish Fixings Product Code
1000mm 40 × 4.9mm Satin Silver Included NOR6/15/1000/FX
2100mm 40 × 4.9mm Satin Silver Included NOR6/15/2100/FX

Manufacturer Product-Code Format

Norseal’s manufacturer literature uses the following general format:

  • NOR615-1000 — 1000mm plate only
  • NOR615-2100 — 2100mm plate only
  • NOR615-1000/FX — 1000mm plate with fixings
  • NOR615-2100/FX — 2100mm plate with fixings

The current supplied range uses the alternative stock-code format:

  • NOR6/15/1000/FX
  • NOR6/15/2100/FX

Both stock codes refer to the NOR615 40 × 4.9mm profile.

Current Stocked Range

Profile Size Length Options Finish Options Total Combinations
40 × 4.9mm 1000mm and 2100mm Satin Silver 2

Length Selection

Select the supplied length according to the clear distance between the door jambs.

The 1000mm version is generally suitable for:

  • Standard-width single doors
  • Narrower internal openings
  • Cutting to shorter threshold dimensions

The 2100mm version is generally suitable for:

  • Wide single doors
  • Double doorsets
  • Unusually wide openings
  • Cutting into multiple sections where the specification permits

The supplied plate must be long enough to span the required threshold before cutting.

Compatibility with Door-Bottom Seals

The selected door-bottom gasket should land fully on the plate when the door closes.

Before installation, check:

  • The position of the door leaf
  • The location of the automatic drop seal
  • The gasket width
  • The door swing
  • The relationship between the plate and the door stop
  • The final floor levels

A 40mm-wide threshold may not suit every door-bottom gasket or floor transition.

Acoustic Performance Note

The NOR615 can support acoustic performance by providing a continuous contact surface for the door-bottom seal.

It must not be assigned a standalone sound-reduction value.

Final acoustic performance depends on:

  • The complete door-leaf construction
  • The frame
  • The perimeter seals
  • The automatic drop seal
  • The gasket adjustment
  • The threshold-plate position
  • The surrounding floor and wall construction
  • The glazing and ironmongery
  • The installation quality

Smoke Performance Note

The aluminium plate itself does not form a flexible smoke seal.

Where smoke control is required:

  • Use a compatible smoke-rated door-bottom gasket.
  • Match the tested threshold arrangement.
  • Maintain the specified door-bottom gap.
  • Provide the required head-and-jamb smoke seals.
  • Confirm continuous gasket contact across the threshold.

Fire-Door Performance Note

The NOR615 is not an intumescent product and does not independently provide fire resistance.

Before installation beneath a fire door:

  • Confirm that the plate is permitted by the doorset evidence.
  • Confirm the approved door-bottom seal.
  • Maintain the specified threshold gap.
  • Do not obstruct the door swing.
  • Confirm that the door continues to self-close and latch.

Approved Document M Note

Norseal identifies the NOR615 as compliant with Approved Document M.

The final doorway should nevertheless be assessed for:

  • Finished threshold height
  • Changes in floor level
  • Exposed edges
  • Trip and snagging hazards
  • Wheelchair and mobility-aid access
  • The requirements applicable to the specific building

Substrate Compatibility

The fixing method must be appropriate for the underlying surface.

Potential substrates include:

  • Concrete
  • Screed
  • Timber
  • Plywood
  • Tile
  • Resilient flooring
  • Suitable floor-transition systems

Check for underfloor heating, electrical cables, pipework and other concealed services before drilling.

Handling and Storage

Store the NOR615:

  • Flat and fully supported
  • In a clean and dry location
  • Protected from bending and twisting
  • With the Satin Silver surface protected from scratching
  • Away from cement contamination and wet trades
  • With the supplied fixings retained until installation

Inspection and Maintenance

Inspect the installed threshold periodically.

Check for:

  • Loose fixings
  • Proud screw heads
  • Movement beneath foot or wheeled traffic
  • Loose adhesive bonds
  • Bent or raised edges
  • Sharp cut ends
  • Debris affecting the door-bottom gasket
  • Loss of alignment beneath the automatic drop seal
  • Changes in the adjoining floor finishes

Keep the plate clean so that the door-bottom gasket can make continuous contact.

How to Install the Norsound NOR615 Threshold Plate – 40 × 4.9mm

Norsound NOR615 Threshold Plate can be mechanically screw-fixed or bonded using a suitable adhesive.

The plate must be cut to the clear distance between the door jambs and positioned so that the compatible door-bottom gasket lands fully on its upper surface.

What You’ll Need

  • Norsound NOR615 in the appropriate 1000mm or 2100mm length
  • The supplied screws and plugs for mechanical installation
  • A suitable threshold adhesive where adhesive fixing is selected
  • The applicable doorset and flooring specification
  • Tape measure
  • Pencil or fine permanent marker
  • Square or straight edge
  • Machine saw suitable for cutting aluminium
  • File or deburring tool
  • 4mm metal drill bit
  • Countersink bit
  • 6mm masonry drill bit where fixing into concrete
  • Drill and screwdriver
  • Straight edge or spirit level
  • Vacuum or brush
  • Clean lint-free cloth
  • Safety glasses
  • Hearing protection
  • Protective gloves

Before You Start

Inspect the doorway, door and floor.

Confirm that:

  • The door opens, closes and latches correctly.
  • The frame and jambs are secure.
  • The automatic drop seal is correctly installed.
  • The threshold plate is permitted by the doorset evidence.
  • The 40mm width is sufficient for the door-bottom gasket.
  • The adjoining floor surfaces can support the plate.
  • The plate will not bridge a large unsupported void.
  • The completed threshold will not obstruct the door swing.
  • No underfloor heating, cables or pipes will be damaged by drilling.
  • The selected fixing method is suitable for the substrate.

Complete the final adjustment of the automatic drop seal only after the threshold plate has been fixed.

Step 1: Measure Between the Door Jambs

Measure the clear distance between the two door jambs at floor level.

Record this dimension as L.

Measure at the exact position where the threshold plate will be installed.

Do not assume that the opening is perfectly square or the same width at a higher point.

Step 2: Check the Door-Bottom Gasket Position

Close the door and identify where the automatic drop-seal gasket will land.

The threshold plate should be positioned so that:

  • The gasket contacts the aluminium across its complete width.
  • The gasket does not land partly beyond either edge.
  • The plate remains clear of the door swing.
  • The plate covers the required floor junction.
  • The finished position remains suitable for pedestrian and wheeled traffic.

Mark the intended plate position on the floor.

Step 3: Transfer the Measurement

Place the NOR615 on a stable work surface.

Measure dimension L along the aluminium plate and mark the cutting line.

Use a square to ensure that the line is perpendicular to the length of the profile.

Check the measurement again before cutting.

Step 4: Cut the Threshold Plate

Machine cut the aluminium plate to the required length using a suitable saw.

Support the profile firmly during cutting.

Use controlled cutting pressure to avoid:

  • Bending the plate
  • Damaging the Satin Silver surface
  • Creating an angled cut
  • Leaving a jagged edge

Wear suitable eye and hearing protection.

Step 5: Deburr the Cut Edge

Use a file or deburring tool to remove:

  • Sharp edges
  • Metal burrs
  • Loose aluminium swarf
  • Raised areas that could prevent the plate sitting flat

Clean the plate thoroughly after cutting.

No sharp aluminium should remain exposed at either jamb.

Step 6: Dry Fit the Plate

Place the cut threshold plate between the jambs.

Check that:

  • The length fits the opening.
  • The plate lies flat.
  • Both ends finish neatly against the jambs.
  • The profile follows the marked position.
  • The door can open and close freely.
  • The automatic drop-seal gasket aligns with the plate.
  • The plate adequately covers the floor transition.

Correct the length or position before drilling or applying adhesive.

Step 7: Choose the Fixing Method

The NOR615 can be installed using:

  • Mechanical screw fixing
  • Adhesive bonding

Select the method required by:

  • The floor construction
  • The doorset specification
  • The expected traffic
  • The presence of concealed services
  • The project’s aesthetic requirements

The stocked `/FX` versions include mechanical fixings.

Adhesive is not supplied.

Mechanical Screw-Fixing Method

Step 8: Mark the Fixing-Hole Positions

For screw fixing, mark fixing positions along the plate at approximately:

200mm centres

Keep the end holes suitably clear of the cut edges.

The hole spacing should provide firm and even retention across the complete plate.

Step 9: Drill the Aluminium Plate

Using a 4mm drill bit, drill the marked holes through the threshold plate.

Support the plate on a suitable backing surface while drilling.

Remove all metal swarf after each hole.

Step 10: Countersink the Holes

Countersink each fixing hole so that the supplied screw heads can finish flush with the upper face of the threshold.

Do not countersink so deeply that:

  • The aluminium becomes excessively thin
  • The screw pulls through the profile
  • The hole becomes oversized
  • The plate is visibly distorted

Trial fit one screw where necessary to confirm the correct countersink depth.

Step 11: Mark the Floor

Return the drilled plate to its final position.

Mark the floor through each fixing hole.

Keep the plate aligned while marking.

Remove the plate after all floor positions have been transferred.

Step 12: Check for Concealed Services

Before drilling the floor, confirm that the fixing positions will not damage:

  • Underfloor heating pipes
  • Electrical cables
  • Water pipes
  • Floor membranes
  • Structural components
  • Other concealed services

Use an alternative approved fixing method where safe drilling cannot be confirmed.

Step 13: Drill a Concrete Floor

Where the plate is being fixed to concrete, use a:

6mm masonry drill bit

Drill the marked positions to the depth required by the supplied plugs.

Keep the drill perpendicular to the floor.

Remove all dust from the drilled holes.

For timber or another substrate, use the drill and fixing method appropriate to that material.

Step 14: Insert the Plugs

Insert the supplied plugs into the prepared concrete holes.

The plugs should finish flush with the floor surface.

Do not leave a plug projecting above the floor, as it can prevent the threshold plate sitting flat.

Step 15: Screw the Plate into Position

Place the NOR615 in its final marked position.

Insert the supplied screws through the countersunk holes and tighten them progressively.

Work from one end towards the other while maintaining alignment.

The screws must finish:

Flush with the upper surface of the threshold plate

Do not leave proud screw heads.

Step 16: Avoid Overtightening

Tighten each screw sufficiently to secure the plate without distorting it.

Overtightening can:

  • Dish the aluminium around the fixing hole
  • Create an uneven gasket-contact surface
  • Pull the plate out of alignment
  • Damage the floor substrate
  • Cause the plate edges to lift

Check that the plate remains flat after all fixings have been installed.

Adhesive-Bonding Method

Step 17: Check Adhesive Compatibility

Select an adhesive suitable for:

  • Aluminium
  • The underlying floor material
  • The expected pedestrian and wheeled traffic
  • The environmental conditions
  • The required curing conditions

Follow the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions concerning:

  • Surface preparation
  • Application temperature
  • Open time
  • Curing time
  • Required bead size
  • Temporary restraint

Step 18: Prepare the Floor

The floor beneath the plate must be:

  • Clean
  • Dry
  • Stable
  • Free from grease and oil
  • Free from dust
  • Free from loose coatings
  • Free from old adhesive
  • Suitable for the selected bonding product

Clean the underside of the aluminium where required by the adhesive manufacturer.

Step 19: Apply the Adhesive

Turn the NOR615 over and locate the adhesive channel on its underside.

Run a continuous bead of suitable adhesive along the complete length of this channel.

Avoid:

  • Leaving breaks in the adhesive bead
  • Applying so much adhesive that it obstructs the plate edges
  • Contaminating the visible Satin Silver surface
  • Allowing adhesive into the door-bottom sealing surface

Step 20: Position the Plate

Place the threshold plate onto the prepared floor in its marked position.

Press it down evenly along the complete length.

Check that:

  • The plate remains straight.
  • Both ends remain correctly positioned.
  • The profile sits flat.
  • The gasket-contact surface remains clean.
  • Excess adhesive is removed in accordance with the adhesive instructions.

Step 21: Allow the Adhesive to Cure

Allow the adhesive to dry or cure fully before subjecting the threshold to:

  • Pedestrian traffic
  • Wheeled traffic
  • Door-seal adjustment
  • Cleaning
  • Impact or movement

Use temporary restraint where required by the adhesive manufacturer.

Step 22: Check the Completed Threshold

After the chosen fixing method is complete, inspect the plate.

Confirm that:

  • The threshold is secure.
  • The aluminium lies flat.
  • No edge is raised.
  • No screw head is proud.
  • No sharp cut edge is exposed.
  • The plate does not move beneath foot pressure.
  • The door opens and closes freely.
  • The threshold remains suitable for wheeled traffic.

Step 23: Adjust the Automatic Drop Seal

Close the door and observe the door-bottom gasket.

Adjust the drop seal so that the gasket:

  • Lowers onto the NOR615 as the door closes
  • Makes continuous contact across the doorway
  • Does not land beyond the plate edges
  • Is not excessively compressed
  • Retracts fully when the door opens
  • Does not prevent the door from closing or latching

The threshold plate itself has no adjustment mechanism.

Step 24: Complete the Final Door Check

Operate 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 drop-seal gasket contacts the threshold continuously.
  • The threshold plate remains secure.
  • No fixing or plate edge presents a trip or snagging hazard.

Installation Tips

  • Measure between the jambs at floor level.
  • Confirm where the drop-seal gasket will land before cutting.
  • Machine cut the plate accurately.
  • Deburr every cut edge.
  • Dry fit the plate before drilling or bonding.
  • For screw fixing, use 4mm holes at approximately 200mm centres.
  • Countersink every screw hole.
  • For concrete floors, use a 6mm masonry drill for the supplied plugs.
  • Ensure every screw head finishes flush.
  • Check for concealed services before drilling.
  • For adhesive fixing, apply a continuous bead in the underside channel.
  • Allow the adhesive to cure fully.
  • Adjust the automatic drop seal after installing the plate.
  • Keep the aluminium contact surface clean.

Maintenance Advice

Inspect the NOR615 regularly.

Check for:

  • Loose screws
  • Proud fixing heads
  • Adhesive failure
  • Raised edges
  • Movement under traffic
  • Bending or distortion
  • Sharp damaged areas
  • Accumulated debris
  • Loss of alignment beneath the drop seal
  • Changes in the adjoining floor levels

Clean the plate using a soft cloth and a mild product suitable for finished aluminium.

Avoid:

  • Strong alkaline or acidic cleaners
  • Abrasive pads
  • Steel wool
  • Sharp scraping tools
  • Paint or adhesive on the gasket-contact surface

Important Performance Note

Correct measuring, cutting, fixing and drop-seal adjustment are essential.

The NOR615 does not independently create an acoustically rated, smoke-control or fire-resisting door.

Final performance depends on:

  • The door leaf and frame
  • The perimeter sealing system
  • The automatic drop seal
  • The threshold-plate position
  • The gasket adjustment
  • The surrounding floor construction
  • The glazing and ironmongery
  • The quality of installation and maintenance

For certified or performance-rated doorsets, install the NOR615 only in accordance with the applicable test evidence, assessment and door-manufacturer instructions.

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If you need to make a change to your order, please contact us as soon as possible after placing it.

We can usually make changes before the order has been processed or dispatched, but once it has entered production, packing, or shipping, changes may no longer be possible.

Our team will let you know what can be amended and whether any additional charges apply.

If an item is currently out of stock, please contact us to check availability.

Some products can still be ordered on a lead time basis, while others may be temporarily unavailable from the supplier.

We will advise you on the expected timescale and whether a suitable alternative is available.

In some cases, parcel deliveries may be left with a neighbour if you have given delivery instructions and the courier allows it.

Pallet deliveries are less flexible, as they usually require the goods to be accepted in person at the delivery address.

If you would like delivery left with a neighbour where possible, please let us know in advance and we will note this on the order.

Returns

For further information on our returns process, please check out our Returns Information Page.
Please note:
  • Delivery times are estimates and may vary depending on stock, courier availability, order size, and your postcode.
  • Pallet deliveries are usually kerbside only and require someone to be available to accept the goods.
  • Remote areas may incur additional delivery charges or longer delivery times.
  • Please check your order on arrival and report any damage or missing items as soon as possible.
  • Do not book installers or tradespeople until your goods have arrived and been checked. We are not liable for installer costs, delays, or consequential loss.
Essential items

Before you continue, there are some essential items which we recommend you may need.

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