EN 12219:1999
(Main)Doors - Climatic influences - Requirements and classification
Doors - Climatic influences - Requirements and classification
This standard applies to door leaves and doorsets tested in accordance with prEN 1121-2 and prEN 1294.
Türen - Klimaeinflüsse - Anforderungen und Klassifizierung
Diese Norm gilt für Türblätter und Türelemente, die nach prEN 1121-2 und prEN 1294 geprüft werden.
Portes - Influences climatiques - Exigences et classification
La présente norme européenne s'applique aux vantaux de portes et aux blocs portes soumis à un essai conformément à prEN 1121-2 et prEN 1294.
Vrata - Podnebni vplivi - Zahteve in klasifikacija
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.Vrata - Podnebni vplivi - Zahteve in klasifikacijaTüren - Klimaeinflüsse - Anforderungen und KlassifizierungPortes - Influences climatiques - Exigences et classificationDoors - Climatic influences - Requirem
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