Here's a selection of relevant articles about airtight doors from AEC companies and organizations, including Hussong Manufacturing Co., Inc., Thermacon Enviro Systems Inc. and Countryside Stove and Chimney.
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Lopi - Countryside Stove & Chimney
...as a standard feature and are the only non-catalytic stoves to feature a standard bypass damper for smokeless startup and reloading. With heavy gauge steel construction, solid airtight doors and commercial grade firebrick, our stoves are built to last a lifetime. A Warmth Like No Other Wood heat soothes and radiates and nothing does it better than a Lopi wood stove. See #1.
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Watertight Doors and Barriers, Airtight and Airpressure resistant doors and flood managment...
...PNEUMATICALLY SEALED DOORS Ideal for bio-hazard laboratories, pharmaceutical/industrial clean rooms, gastight enclosures and other controlled areas, Presray pneumatically sealed airtight doors are generally offered with a double pneumatic seal and can be configured for BSL 4, 3AG, 3 and 2. Single seal is available for less critical applications. See #2.
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Thermacon GASKETED COVERS
...of two words: "Cover" - meaning to contain and tite - "Tight" - provide a secure seal. Our 50 year background in designing pressure closures such as watertight, gaslight and airtight doors and hatches has been adapted and refined in our Covertite Cover design. The concept behind the Covertite system is different from "also ran" competing... See #3.
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Kozy Heat Fireplace, gas fireplace, wood fireplace, gas stoves, woodstove, wood stoves, ...
Why do Kozy Heat fireplaces require doors, while other brands have screens? Kozy Heat fireplaces are designed as heating systems - the airtight doors are an integral part of the overall system. The doors work by sealing the fireplace, which eliminates heat loss and allows you to completely control the fire. See #4.
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