An astragal assembly for use with double doors containing a slidable lock block with a moveable cover. The movable slidable lock block cover may be moved between an open position, wherein the slidable lock block can be moved between locked and unlocked positions, and a closed position, wherein the slidable lock block is immobilized. Accordingly, the slidable lock block cover increases the security of the double doors by preventing actuation of the slidable lock block when the double doors are closed.

An astragal assembly for use with double doors containing a slidable lock block with a moveable cover. The movable slidable lock block cover may be moved between an open position, wherein the slidable lock block can be moved between locked and unlocked positions, and a closed position, wherein the slidable lock block is immobilized. Accordingly, the slidable lock block cover increases the security of the double doors by preventing actuation of the slidable lock block when the double doors are closed.

An adjustable mullion receptacle includes a two-sided safety block adapted to sit in the well portion of the mullion receptacle. A receiving block face side of the block is adapted to fit into the hollow bottom of a hollow mullion tube. The opposite side of the block defines a smooth safety face that can be used to set in the receptacle well when the mullion is removed for any purpose. The block then fills the well and provides a smooth surface over the receptacle well.

An astragal housing includes a housing frame and an interior cover. The housing frame includes a vertically extending mounting wall defining a mounting surface configured for external attachment along a non-hinged vertical edge of a passive door panel, inner and outer vertically extending latch channel walls extending from the mounting wall in a first direction to define a vertically extending latch channel opposite the mounting surface, and inner and outer vertically extending door channel walls extending from the mounting wall in a second direction opposite the first direction to define a vertically extending door channel including the mounting surface. The interior cover has a first hook portion extending over a distal edge of the inner latch channel wall and a second hook portion extending over a distal edge of the inner door channel wall, the interior cover defining an inner lateral surface of the astragal housing.

According to some embodiments, a multi-panel door system includes a fixed panel and an active panel. Both panels are secured to the astragal of the door frame by securement members driven into and through hinges connected to the active panel, through the astragal, and into the fixed panel. The securement members are driven through a middle portion of the astragal stem in order to align the fixed and active panels in a recessed position with respect to the door frame. The fixed panel and the active panel are coplanar. Hinge support plates are placed between the hinges and the astragal and communicate forces transmitted through the securement members into deeper portions of the astragal.

A female locking post for the free end of a folding closure section, with an inner side for connecting the post to the free end, and an outer side opposite the inner side. Two opposed connecting walls connect the inner and outer sides together. An interior wall, spaced from both the inner and outer sides, extends between the connecting walls. A post opening, preferably extending the length of the post, is provided in the outer side between the connecting walls providing access to the interior wall. An operator with a lock bolt is movably mounted on the interior wall, the operator movable along the interior wall between an unlocked position where the lock bolt is within the post and a locked position where the lock bolt projects from an end of the post. A folding closure incorporating the female post is also described.

A pedestrian door system includes a door frame comprising a frame strike side, a frame hinge side, and a frame sealing surface that extends up each of the frame strike and frame hinge sides. A threshold extends between the frame strike and frame hinge sides and includes a base secured to a floor surface and a threshold sealing surface. A door panel includes a panel bottom side, a panel strike side, a panel hinge side, and a continuous gasket extending continuously along the panel bottom side and up each of the panel strike and panel hinge sides. A door hinge couples the panel hinge side to the frame hinge side and facilitates hinged movement of the door panel between an open position and a closed position in which the gasket seals against the frame sealing surface and the threshold sealing surface in a liquid-tight manner.

A sliding door unit has a mounting frame and an active door panel mounted in and capable of sliding relative to the mounting frame. The active door panel has a face including a panel portion and a glazing portion. The glazing portion comprises less than 65% of a surface area of the face.

According to some embodiments, a multi-panel door system includes a fixed panel and an active panel. Both panels are secured to the astragal of the door frame by securement members driven into and through hinges connected to the active panel, through the astragal, and into the fixed panel. The securement members are driven through a middle portion of the astragal stem in order to align the fixed and active panels in a recessed position with respect to the door frame. The fixed panel and the active panel are coplanar. Hinge support plates are placed between the hinges and the astragal and communicate forces transmitted through the securement members into deeper portions of the astragal.

A bolt assembly for securing a passive door panel relative to an entryway frame. The bolt assembly has a base to be fixedly mounted relative to the passive door panel, a catch attached to the base with a leaf spring to deflect relative to the base, and a bolt which is able to translate relative to the base between a retracted position and an extended position for securing the passive door panel. The bolt is biased toward the extended position and selectively maintained in the retracted position by the catch.