Panzerdoor
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From all the information I collected of T-doors from different docs there's no 86x185,5 cm door. So either it's a new type or it's the Kriegsmarine mess. They mention different dimensions of the same doors on their own plan..
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So there is no "ordung" in the kriegsmarine papers!?
Regarding the loophole, does the door have the same T-number no mather if it is with or without it?
Regarding the loophole, does the door have the same T-number no mather if it is with or without it?
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Arthur, just some idea..
so the T 15 16 17 wich are 80 cm. Wide were for a entrance 74 cm wide? If they are gasproof there has to be atleast 3 cm For the gasket on each side? Or the frame has to be 74 cm Clearwidth. .
Looks like the door of c hoff. Is an outside door (opbouw) for a normal 80 cm dagmaat. (Clearwidth).
so the T 15 16 17 wich are 80 cm. Wide were for a entrance 74 cm wide? If they are gasproof there has to be atleast 3 cm For the gasket on each side? Or the frame has to be 74 cm Clearwidth. .
Looks like the door of c hoff. Is an outside door (opbouw) for a normal 80 cm dagmaat. (Clearwidth).
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There are no loopholes on any of these drawings so I don't think it matters. All the regular T-doors I've measured were about 80cm wide.
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Unless a dwarf was working in this bunker, this seems to be a very strange combination for a panzerdoor...
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This is a regular 434P01 armoured door which you can find in almost every bunker. You find them in different combinations, including gun port in the lower door too. They just used what was available.
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Hey Jean and Arthur
I'm pretty sure this is reduced 446P01's, and then combined. The same way it was done with the 432P01 and 433P01.
Brgds Tønnes
I'm pretty sure this is reduced 446P01's, and then combined. The same way it was done with the 432P01 and 433P01.
Brgds Tønnes
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thanks for the information
This specific bunker (Ostend) has two inside doors combined in this manner.
Jean
This specific bunker (Ostend) has two inside doors combined in this manner.
Jean
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Good evening Sirs,
It's not a 434P01 due to the fact that each part has a loophole.
It could be a combination of the upper part of a 434P01 and a modified 15P7.
Regards
It's not a 434P01 due to the fact that each part has a loophole.
It could be a combination of the upper part of a 434P01 and a modified 15P7.
Regards
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same bunker... second combined panzerdoor
in a much more pristine condition than the previous one, also this photo is sharper then the previous one and should enable you to ID this door. (not my area of interest... so I wouldn't know which panzerpart is which).
Seems to be exact the same combination as the previous photo I posted...
Jean
in a much more pristine condition than the previous one, also this photo is sharper then the previous one and should enable you to ID this door. (not my area of interest... so I wouldn't know which panzerpart is which).
Seems to be exact the same combination as the previous photo I posted...
Jean
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Some drawing from T doors, that later could build in .
Drawings = Nara
Regards Jos
Drawings = Nara
Regards Jos
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Nice.. Thanks Jos
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Do you remember which roll-#?jopaerya wrote:Some drawing from T doors, that later could build in .
Drawings = Nara
Some relevant(?) documents (mostly from NARA T-78):
Verzeichnis über Einbauanweisungen und Einbauanleitung von Waffen, Festungspanzern und S-Teilen (1944)
Richtlinien die Verwendung von Einbau von Türen in Anlagen der ständigen Befestigung (1944)
Richtlinien für den Ersatz von Stahltüren durch Holztüren und für den nachträglichen Einbau von Türen (1943)
Bestimmungen für Verwendung der 1,10m x 0,80m hoen Stahltüren (1939)
Nachtrag zum Panzer-Atlas 1 einschl. Suchliste (1944)
Stahltüren (drawings from OKH Panzer-Atlas 1)
Replacement Steeldoors
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Hi Natter
T 84 Roll 250
Regards Jos
T 84 Roll 250
Regards Jos