BAL19 Half French 3L1P SL - 5mm Toughened Clear
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Pick up available from the distribution centre Hillsdale NSW 2036
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Glazing Options
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| 5mm Clear | 5mm Toughened Clear | 6.5mm Hush Clear (Noise Control) | Cathedral | Double-glazed Clear | Double-glazed Translucent |
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| English Rose | Flame | Gluechip | Krystalite | Laminated Clear | Laminated Grey |
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| Low-E Clear | Mirror | Mirror Tint | Narrowline | Rice Paper | Seadrift |
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| Spotswood | Translucent | Unglazed |
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| Classic Red Rose | Kookaburra Green Leaf | Minto Bevel Frost Engraved | Rose Jewel Spotswood |
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| 6 Diamond-LL | 9 Diamond-LL | 11B-CL | 11GR-CL | 19-CL | Beveled Flower LL |
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| English Rose-LL | Gluechip Flower-LL | Teardrop-LL |
Cricket Bat & Heavy Moulding Examples
What is Cricket Bats on Doors?A cricket bat is another name for a raised timber panel with a pyramid design. |
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An example of Standard Colonial 4P no extra option |
An example of Cricket Bats on Colonial 4P |
What is Heavy Moulding on Doors?Moulding Doors are made up of solid flush doors and attached with different styles of mould beadings on top with different panel designs. |
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An example of Heavy Mouldings on Colonial 4P |
An example of Heavy Mouldings and Cricket Bats on Colonial 4P |
A beautiful example of Heavy Mouldings and Cricket Bat on Traditional Trad-1P with sidelites painted grey |
A beautiful example of Heavy Mouldings and Cricket Bats on Colonial 4P with sidelites painted white |
BAL19 Half French 3L1P SL - 5mm Toughened Clear
Bushfire Attack Level BAL19
The BAL19 Half French 3L1P sidelight is built from premium maple solid timber and fitted with 5mm toughened clear glass. Designed to comply with BAL19 bushfire ratings, this sidelight pairs safety compliance with traditional joinery detail.
- Material: High-quality maple solid timber joinery
- Glazing: 5mm toughened clear glass for durability and compliance
- BAL Rating: BAL19 certified for bushfire-prone areas
- Construction: Specialised bottom panel with heavy mouldings
- Applications: Suitable for entrance configurations, internal doors, and bi-fold door setups
Special door sizes, extra configurations, and alternative glazing options are available on request. Contact our team to discuss your project requirements, whether you are a homeowner, renovator, or trade buyer.
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| Product Brochure | |
| Crown Doors Mar 2021 Brochure |
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Doors and entry frames are specially manufactured to suit certain Bushfire Attack Levels (BAL) as per standard AS3959-09.
Listed below is the six categories and predicted risk levels.
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BAL Low — Very Low Risk |
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There is insufficient risk to warrant specific construction requirements. No specific requirements. |
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BAL12.5 — Low Risk |
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Ember attack
Windows: minimum 4mm Grade A safety glass or glass blocks with openable portion screened Doors: side hung doors as for windows, sliding doors must comply with AS 1288 Roof penetrations: Grade A laminated safety glass OR polymer with a Grade A safety glass diffuser installed under the glazing. For IGUs, minimum 4mm Grade A safety glass must be used in the outer pane |
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BAL19 — Moderate Risk |
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Increasing levels of ember attack and burning debris ignited by windborne embers together with increasing heat flux between 12.5 and 19kW m²
Windows: minimum 5mm toughened glass with openable portions screened or glass blocks OR annealed glass completely screened Doors: minimum 6mm toughened glass Roof penetrations: as for BAL-12.5 |
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BAL29 — High Risk |
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Increasing levels of ember attack and burning debris ignited by windborne embers together with increasing heat flux between 19 and 29 kW m²
Windows: minimum 5mm toughened glass with openable portions and portions within 400mm of the ground, or similar to be screened Doors: side hung doors to have minimum 6mm toughened glass and glazed portions within 400mm of the ground, to be screened and sliding doors minimum 6mm toughened glass completely screened Roof penetrations: as for BAL12.5. Glazed roof penetrations in roofs with a pitch of less than 18 degrees to the horizontal must be protected by ember guards (mesh speci cations as for windows) |
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BAL40 — Very High Risk |
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Increasing levels of ember attack and burning debris ignited by windborne embers together with increasing heat flux with the increased likelihood of exposure to flames
Windows: minimum 6mm toughened glass completely screened Doors: side hung doors must be minimum 6mm toughened glass and portions within 400mm of the ground or similar screened, sliding doors to have a re resistance level (FRL, as de ned in the BCa) of at least 30 minutes integrity only (-/30/-) OR completely screened Roof penetrations: Glazed assemblies for roof penetrations must have a FRL of (-/30/-). Glazed roof penetrations in roofs with a pitch of less than 18 degrees to the horizontal must be protected by ember guards (mesh speci cations as for windows) |
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BAL FZ — Extreme Risk |
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Direct exposure to flames from fire front in addition to heat flux and ember attack.
Windows: protected by a bush re shutter PR openable portion screened and either FRL or at least 30 minutes integrity only (-/30-/-) for the whole window system, or tested to comply with AS 1530.82 Doors: as for windows Roof penetrations: must have FRL of (30/30/30 or (-/30/30) when tested from the outside OR tested to comply with AS 1530.8.2 |
