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    Ansi-Bhma 156.6 HH 2019

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    This standard contains requirements for architectural door trim products including strength and finish tests. It provides dimensional and material criteria for door protection plates, door edgings, push plates, door pulls, push bars, and pull bars. BHMA created hardware highlights to provide accessible information about builders hardware for anyone interested in devices that hang, control, secure and trim doors. They develop and maintain ANSI-approved standards for 35 product categories. Products certified to this standard are tested to ensure they can withstand loads without breaking and pass corrosion resistance tests to ensure ongoing attractive appearance.

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    Ansi-Bhma 156.6 HH 2019

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    This standard contains requirements for architectural door trim products including strength and finish tests. It provides dimensional and material criteria for door protection plates, door edgings, push plates, door pulls, push bars, and pull bars. BHMA created hardware highlights to provide accessible information about builders hardware for anyone interested in devices that hang, control, secure and trim doors. They develop and maintain ANSI-approved standards for 35 product categories. Products certified to this standard are tested to ensure they can withstand loads without breaking and pass corrosion resistance tests to ensure ongoing attractive appearance.

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    This standard contains requirements for architectural door trim products including strength and finish tests. It provides dimensional and material criteria for door protection plates, door edgings, push plates, door pulls, push bars, and pull bars. BHMA created hardware highlights to provide accessible information about builders hardware for anyone interested in devices that hang, control, secure and trim doors. They develop and maintain ANSI-approved standards for 35 product categories. Products certified to this standard are tested to ensure they can withstand loads without breaking and pass corrosion resistance tests to ensure ongoing attractive appearance.

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    Ansi-Bhma 156.6 HH 2019

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    This standard contains requirements for architectural door trim products including strength and finish tests. It provides dimensional and material criteria for door protection plates, door edgings, push plates, door pulls, push bars, and pull bars. BHMA created hardware highlights to provide accessible information about builders hardware for anyone interested in devices that hang, control, secure and trim doors. They develop and maintain ANSI-approved standards for 35 product categories. Products certified to this standard are tested to ensure they can withstand loads without breaking and pass corrosion resistance tests to ensure ongoing attractive appearance.

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    ANSI/BHMA A156.

    6-2015
    American National Standard
    for Architectural Door Trim
    This Standard contains requirements for door protection plates, door edgings, push plates, door pulls, push bars, and pull
    bars. Included are strength and finish tests, and dimensional and material criteria. .For further information, consult the full
    standard, ANSI/BHMA A156.6 Architectural Door Trim.

    BHMA has created this series of Hardware Highlights to provide useful, accessible information about builders hardware for
    anyone with an interest in devices that hang, control, secure, and trim the doors. BHMA is the trade association which
    represents almost all of the North American manufacturers of builders hardware. One of its main activities since 1983 has
    been the development and maintenance of ANSI-approved standards for 35 separate product categories.

    Product Performance: Purchasers of door controls certified to A156.6 (http://buildershardware.com/cpd) can be assured
    products will perform to their expectations.

    Below are an explanation and some examples of the evaluations conducted for certification:

    STRENGTH APPEARANCE
    Pull Unit Test A Unit shall withstand 200 lbf (890 N) An additional duty of builders hardware is to be aesthetically
    midpoint between the outermost fasteners without breakage. attractive and stay that way. Resistance to corrosion is
    The test load shall be applied to cause the fasteners to be in evaluated through a salt spray test to ASTM B117 providing
    tension. Apply the test load for 60 seconds. confidence in the ongoing appearance of the architectural
    metals and coatings. Humidity, Perspiration, and Hardness
    are also evaluated.

    Sustainability Certified overhead stops & holders contribute to building sustainability through their verified durability, as
    well as material characteristics such as recycled content and recyclability. The reliable closing and sealing
    of openings can also contribute to energy conservation. BHMA has developed Product Category Rules,
    which will further define sustainability requirements and guide life cycle assessments and environmental
    performance declarations.

    Type Numbers: Another significant contribution of standards for product specification is a numbering system for product
    types. Please consult A156.6 for the full list; an example is provided here.

    Offset J402 Set Option J406 Push-Pull Plate J303

    To purchase a copy of any BHMA Standard, go to www.buildershardware.com or call 800-699-9277.


    This document is not a substitute for the full standard. Refer to the entire standard for full information.

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