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Hi, my name is kevinfairless! security door chains: is there any guidance about the height these...

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security door chains: is there any guidance about the height these must be fitted? thanks you

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kevinfairless

this is the only thing that I can find

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luvpink

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/130452/hi-my-name-is-kevinfairless

Sorry I don't know but a very warm welcome to the community.

mix_dage

@kevinfairless

https://www.safelincs-forum.co.uk/topic/5450-chain-on-fire-door/ this may be a consideration, I noted your post was tagged supported living

Wibbles

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/130452/hi-my-name-is-kevinfairless-security-door-chains-is-there-any-guidance-about-the-height-these

I would say that for maximum strength - which is why you would use a chain - that it needs to be half way up the door (generally mounted to the centre bar / letter box)

Shwanray

I dont know ,but welcome

Please have a look if it is relevant

https://heightcomparisonchart.com/

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