A fire door is a specially designed door that can withstand fire and prevent it from spreading for a specified period. It is an essential part of a building’s passive fire protection system, helping to contain fires and providing safe evacuation routes.

Fire doors should be inspected at least every six months to ensure they are functioning correctly and comply with fire safety regulations. More frequent inspections may be necessary in high-traffic areas or environments with higher risks.

Yes, we offer emergency services to secure your property. Our team can quickly repair or replace damaged doors to ensure your property remains safe and compliant with fire safety standards.

The main components of a fire door include:
– *Door leaf*: The main solid part of the door.
– *Frame*: The structure surrounding the door leaf, ensuring a secure fit.
– *Seals*: Intumescent seals that expand in heat to seal gaps around the door, preventing the spread of fire and smoke.
– *Hinges*: Specialized hinges that can withstand high temperatures.
– *Glazing*: Fire-resistant glass (if applicable) that can withstand fire and heat.
– *Hardware*: Fire-rated locks, latches, and handles that maintain the door’s integrity in a fire.