Passive fire protection across the UK
Our cementitious coatings provide up to 240 minutes of fire resistance for structural steel, concrete and reinforced concrete elements — including beams, columns and slabs — helping buildings maintain structural stability during a fire
Fire door installation, inspection and remedial works
Every fire door must operate as a complete assembly. The performance of the door depends not only on the door leaf, but also on the frame, glazing, seals, hinges, ironmongery and installation method working together as a tested system
In a fire situation, they slow the spread of fire, smoke, and toxic gases between compartments and protect escape routes, allowing occupants to evacuate safely
Fire doors are a key part of a building’s passive fire protection system. They help maintain fire compartments and can also be integrated into the building’s design
Installation is carried out by trained and qualified specialists across timber, metal and composite systems, for residential, commercial and industrial applications
Fire doors are tested and classified according to their fire resistance, with the most common UK ratings being FD30 and FD60, providing 30 and 60 minutes of protection respectively
We supply and install fire doors in line with fire safety strategies and fire risk assessment requirements. All doors and ironmongery are certified to BS/EN standards, with associated hardware carrying CE marking
Fire doors achieving 20 - 240 minutes fire resistance
Smoke seals and intumescent gaskets
Timber and steel fire door systems
︎Single and double leaf fire doors
Smoke seals and intumescent gaskets
Timber and steel fire door systems
︎Single and double leaf fire doors
Fire door range & fire resistance ratings
Maintaining fire doors in proper working condition is a legal requirement. Inspections must be carried out at least once every 6 months. In residential buildings over 11 metres, in accordance with the Fire Safety Act 2021, doors in common areas are inspected quarterly, and flat entrance doors are inspected annually
Printable PDF inspection sheet
Use one checklist per door — print as needed
Clear instructions on inspection points and areas to be checked
Space provided to record required remedial actions
Free fire door inspection checklist
A practical way for facilities managers and responsible persons to carry out basic visual inspections between professional surveys
Built as a complete system
Certified to BS/EN Standards
Every fire door and item of ironmongery is certified to BS/EN standards, with hardware carrying CE marking
Tested fire resistance ratings
Available in FD30, FD60 and higher-rated systems, tested and classified for UK compliance
Complete door assemblies
Every installation accounts for the frame, glazing, seals, hinges and ironmongery working together as a tested system
Full lifecycle support
From specification and installation through to inspection, remedial works and ongoing compliance
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