What is a fire door, and when is it required?

A fire door is a certified door designed to withstand fire for a defined period – typically 30 to 120 minutes. It is required in buildings where regulations mandate fire-separating constructions, such as offshore installations, industrial facilities, and public buildings.

What is the difference between a fire door and a blast door?

A fire door is tested against heat and flames. A blast door is engineered to withstand pressure waves from explosions, and is used in high-risk environments such as offshore platforms, petrochemical plants, and defence installations.

Can Rapp Bomek customise doors to specific project requirements?

Yes. We offer tailored solutions and work closely with engineers and project managers to meet exact technical specifications.

Do Rapp Bomek doors combine fire resistance and blast protection?

Yes. Several of our products combine fire and blast protection, making them suitable for critical infrastructure where both properties are required.

Which certifications do Rapp Bomek products hold?

Rapp Bomek operates under a comprehensive quality management system certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015. Our products meet the Marine Equipment Directive (MED) and are certified by all major classification societies, including Bureau Veritas, SBCert, and US Coast Guard. Industry-specific certifications are documented per installation and project.

How do I request a quote or start a project with Rapp Bomek?

You can contact us directly through our contact page or reach out to the sales representative for your region. We offer advisory, engineering, supply, and installation – and are involved from early project stage through to delivery.

Does Rapp Bomek handle installation as well as supply?

Yes. In addition to manufacturing and supplying certified doors and barrier solutions, we offer full project support including installation through our service team.

Where is Rapp Bomek located?

Rapp Bomek is headquartered in Bodø, Northern Norway, where we have been located since the very beginning.

Which industries does Rapp Bomek serve?

We primarily serve the offshore and energy sector, the maritime industry, and critical infrastructure including data centres, power stations, and public security facilities.

Does Rapp Bomek deliver internationally?

Yes. We deliver to projects worldwide, with particular experience from demanding environments in the North Sea, Australia, and many other regions.

Does Rapp Bomek work through local agents?

Yes. Rapp Bomek is represented by local agents and partners in key markets across North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Middle East and Africa. Local representation ensures close follow-up and project support wherever you are located.

WIF1000 Multi threat window

Security

Jan 13

Written By malin thoresen

WIF1000 multi threat security window with BR6 ballistic resistance, EPR4 explosion resistance, and RC5 burglary resistance, for museums, public buildings, and military facilities

WIF1000 certifications: bullet resistant, blast resistant, and burglar resistant

The Rapp Bomek WIF1000 is a multi threat security window developed to meet the highest combined security demands, where protection against burglary, gunshots, and explosions is required simultaneously. Available in two variants – RBWIH1000 (side-hinged) and RBWIF1000 (fixed frame) – the WIF1000 is particularly suited for museums, public buildings with elevated security requirements, and military facilities. The window achieves ballistic resistance BR6 per NS-EN 1063 and FB6 per NS-EN 1523, explosion resistance EPR2 and EPR4 per NS-EN 13124-1, and burglary resistance RC5 per NS-EN 1627. Frame materials include galvanized steel, painted steel, or stainless steel.

– RBWIH1000: Side-hinged
– RBWIF1000: Fixed frame
Frame materials: Galvanized steel, painted steel, or stainless steel
Ballistic resistance:
NS-EN 1063, BR6 (S)
NS-EN 1523, FB6 (S)
Explosion resistance:
NS-EN 13124-1, EPR2 and EPR4
Burglary resistance:
NS-EN 1627, RC5