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Fire Doors

Internal Fire Doors  

Many commercial and public premises require fire doors to be fitted.  Examples include:

  • Hospitals

  • Schools

  • Hotels and Bed & Breakfast

  • Domestic garage connecting doors

This is just a very short list of some examples where fire doors are required by building standards.  We offer a comprehensive range of FD30 certified fire doors in various materials and designs, or we can build bespoke doors to meet the appropriate requirements.  We can also build partitions, door frames and glazed screens that conform to strict building control regulations.

An initial free consultation and a site visit will be required before we can give an accurate quotation, so it is best to get in touch with us early in the process to avoid delays later on.  Just call or send an email to start things off and we will help you each step of the way.

See our range of internal fire doors below:

Oak Internal Fire Doors


White Primed Internal Fire Doors


Pine Internal Fire Doors


White Moulded Internal Fire Doors

Fire Doors – Certified Protection for Your Property

Our fire doors are expertly crafted to provide superior safety, functionality, and style. Fully certified to UK standards, our fire-rated doors help contain fires, protect occupants, and limit property damage.

What is a Fire Door?

A fire door is a specially constructed door designed to resist the spread of fire and smoke for a specified time. These doors play a crucial role in passive fire protection, giving occupants valuable time to evacuate and emergency services time to respond.

Fire Door Ratings Explained

We offer a range of certified fire doors, primarily:

  • FD30: Resists fire for up to 30 minutes

  • FD60: Resists fire for up to 60 minutes

These ratings are tested to BS 476 Part 22 or BS EN 1634-1 standards, ensuring compliance with current UK regulations.

Where Are Fire Doors Required?

According to UK Building Regulations, fire doors are mandatory in:

  • Residential flats and apartment blocks

  • Houses of multiple occupancy (HMOs)

  • Commercial buildings

  • Domestic dwellings between garages and living areas

  • Stairwells and escape routes

If you’re unsure of your legal obligations, our team is happy to advise.

Fire Door Construction & Components

Our fire doors are made from high-performance core materials including solid timber, composite materials, and steel. Each door is fitted with essential fire-rated hardware such as:

  • Intumescent strips – Expand when heated to seal gaps

  • Cold smoke seals – Block the spread of smoke

  • Fire-rated hinges and closers – Maintain door integrity during a fire

We ensure that all parts work together to provide the highest level of safety.

Fire Door Maintenance Tips

To remain effective, fire doors must be regularly inspected and maintained. Here's how:

  • Ensure door closes fully and automatically

  • Check for visible damage or warping

  • Inspect intumescent seals and hinges

  • Verify certification labels are intact

Pro Tip: Schedule annual inspections to maintain compliance and peace of mind.