Abstract: A fire door assembly for automatically closing an opening in a wall in response to a predetermined condition has two or more door panels, a connection system for connecting a side edge of one of the door panels to an adjacent side edge of the other door panel in an edge-to-edge relationship, and flame break barriers interposed between the side edges of the panels and the connection system to provide a flame-resistant barrier between the core of each panel and the connection system. Tie bars are secured to the top and bottom edges of the panels to reinforce the edge-to-edge connection. A support system for the door has a track that is free from all external interference to allow free passage of suitably configured rollers.

Abstract: A door for selectively covering an opening in a wall has at least one primary door panel movable to substantially cover the wall opening. The door panel has a rear surface facing the wall, an opposing front surface and a pass opening to permit passage therethrough. A frame borders the pass opening and includes a lock jamb having an offset door stop and a complimentary hinge jamb. A pass door for substantially covering the pass opening has a rear surface, a front surface, a first side edge and a second side edge. The first side edge of the pass door is hinged to the hinge jamb to permit the pass door to swing between an open position and a closed position against the offset door stop of the lock jamb. A pin for limiting lateral movement of the second side edge of the closed pass door relative to the lock jamb, has a proximal portion fixed to the offset door stop and a distal portion substantially perpendicular to the offset door stop for engaging the pass door when the pass door is in its closed position.