Hi All. I was hit by Hurricane Sandy and I ended up with 3 feet of water in my garage / boiler room. I ripped down drywall and cleanup is well under way. At some point during the demolition I discarded the 30" door that separates my garage from my boiler room. It was a VERY heavy door, which I understand is because it was a "fire" door (whatever that means). I've tried to do some online searches for a replacement door but I'm having no success. I'm starting to regret disposing of the door but it was cracked and peeling (and kinda filthy). I'm hoping that someone here can help me understand what a "fire" door is and help me locate a place to order a new one.... Thanks in advance for your help! DW

Hello forum, I recently bought a house, and am trying to learn about all the different fixtures, features, etc. I'm interested in figuring out who manufactured and/or installed the sliding glass door that leads to our rear patio? I have looked the thing up and down, but cannot find any manufacturer's sticker. Perhaps it's hidden behind something that needs to get popped off or unscrewed? All I have to go on is the etchings in the glass. This is one opening with 2 "doors" (one slides, one is stationary). I found the following markings on the glass: On one: Guardian Carleton, Mich ANSI Z97.1-1984 SGCC 933 I/8U ----------------------- 16 CFR 1201 II CAN 2-12.1-M79 SAFETY TEMPERED And on another: TEMPERED 16 CFR 1201-CII ANSI Z97.1.1984 1/80 SGCC ∅ 1436 AFG D 1130 ------------------------------ BS6206A The Metal spacer between the pane of glass says: ECKER IGCC ® CBA 88 This lead me to call Guardian Carleton. But they informed me that they just manufacture the glass. They don't install, and they cannot provide me with a list of local distributors/installers in my area (northeast NJ). The previous homeowner isn't any help. I've checked the upper jamb, but couldn't find any sticker. Is there a standard place where they put this info? Thanks.