Profab Access' range of wall access panels provides access into jointless plaster, plasterboard wall and masonry walls where access to mechanical and electrical services is required.
Specified in commercial, residential and public buildings where low maintenance access is required behind walls, they deliver the highest standards in fire safety, security and practicality with minimal compromises on design.
Lockable, metal, entry-level wall access panel specified in commercial, residential and public buildings where concealed maintenance-free access is required.
Visually impacting concealed riser doors - the door façade can be clad in different materials including stone, marble, ceramic or tile to enhance the design.
Hinged, steel access panels for access into sealed plasterboard or sandwich panel. Panel and frame includes antibacterial coating for use in clean rooms.
| WALL ACCESS PANELS | PRIMA 1000 Series |
VISION 8000 Series |
PURA 9000 Series |
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| FIRE RATED AVAILABLE |  |
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| THIRD PARTY FIRE TESTED | 120mins | 120mins | |
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| LEGAL COMPLIANCE | Download Certificate |
Download Certificate |
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| MADE IN BRITAIN BY PROFAB ACCESS | |
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"Having had dealings with Profab for the last 10 years I can fully endorse their products and teams for future works. Product design and testing verification has been thoroughly provided and they will always do the upmost to ensure the end users are fully satisfied with the supplied products."
Martin Jonker
RISER DOORS
Profab Access' range of non-fire and fire rated riser doors provides access into jointless plaster, plasterboard wall and masonry walls where access to mechanical and electrical services is required.
Ceiling Access
A comprehensive range of non-fire and fire rated access panels, providing the highest standards for every ceiling access requirement.
CPD SEMINARS
Suitable for architects, specifiers, contractors, and facilities managers wanting to understand how to safely and easily access building services concealed behind walls, ceilings or in the riser shaft.
