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The Fire doors were fitted on time and to a very high standard by an experienced fitter.
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The Fire doors were fitted on time and to a very high standard by an experienced fitter.
John Doe
Why Fire Door Inspections are Important
Fire doors are a critical component of a building’s fire safety system. They help to prevent the spread of fire, smoke and toxic gases, giving occupants enough time to evacuate the building safely. That’s why it’s essential to ensure that fire doors are in good working order and are inspected regularly.
According to the latest legislation in the UK, all commercial buildings are required to have regular fire door inspections to ensure that they are still in compliance with all fire safety regulations. The frequency of inspection will vary depending on the type of building, but it’s typically once a year for most buildings.
Why Fire Door Inspections are Important
Fire doors are crucial for building safety as they prevent the spread of fire, smoke, and toxic gases, giving occupants time to evacuate. UK legislation mandates regular fire door inspections for all commercial buildings, with inspection frequency varying depending on the building type, usually once a year.
Who is responsible fire door inspection in the UK?
The responsibility for fire door inspections falls on the building owner or manager. They are responsible for ensuring that all fire doors are in good working order and that they are inspected regularly. If the building is leased, the tenant may also be responsible for fire door inspections, depending on the terms of the lease agreement.
It’s important to note that if the building owner or manager fails to have regular fire door inspections, they could face legal consequences, such as fines or even criminal charges in the event of a fire.
Who is responsible fire door inspection in the UK?
Our Fire Door Inspection Services
At our company, we offer comprehensive fire door inspection services to help building owners and managers ensure that their fire doors are in good working order and are in compliance with all fire safety regulations. Our team of experienced technicians will perform a thorough inspection of all fire doors in the building, checking for any signs of wear and tear, damage, or other issues that could affect their performance.
If any issues are found, we will provide a detailed report, including recommended repairs or replacements, to help the building owner or manager get the fire doors back in compliance as quickly as possible
Our Fire Door Inspection Services
Why Choose Us for Your Fire Door Inspections
When it comes to fire door inspection, it’s important to choose a company that has the expertise and experience to ensure your safety. That’s why you should choose us.
Our team of certified inspectors have been trained to identify potential hazards and ensure that your fire doors are in compliance with all state and local codes.We use the latest technology to conduct thorough inspections and provide detailed reports that clearly outline any issues and recommended solutions.
Why Choose Us for Your Fire Door Inspections
When it comes to fire door inspection, it’s important to choose a company that has the expertise and experience to ensure your safety. That’s why you should choose us.
Our team of certified inspectors have been trained to identify potential hazards and ensure that your fire doors are in compliance with all state and local codes.We use the latest technology to conduct thorough inspections and provide detailed reports that clearly outline any issues and recommended solutions.
What do we check in a fire door inspection?
There are several things that should be checked during a fire door inspection. A non-destructive and non-intrusive survey comprising:
What do we check in a fire door inspection?
There are several things that should be checked during a fire door inspection. A non-destructive and non-intrusive survey comprising:
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| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| 1-5 Doors | £99 |
| 5-10 Doors | 199 |
| Aditional Door | £17/hour |
| Fire Door Maintenance | Request a quote |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| External Fire Doors | Request a quote |
| Glazed Fire Doors | Request a quote |
| Fire Rated Door Finishes | Request a quote |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| 1-5 Doors | £99 |
| 5-10 Doors | 199 |
| Aditional Door | £17/hour |
| Fire Door Maintenance | Request a quote |
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Frequently asked questions:
Our 30 minute fire doors (FD30) are 44mm thick
Our 60 minute fire doors (FD60) are 54mm thick
The amount that can be removed from the edges of a fire door differs from one door to the next and depends on several factors, including the exact materials used during construction and guidelines from the fire rating certificate. Accurate trimming information can only be provided by the manufacturer on a case-by-case basis after the door has been completed.
There are no set rules that detail how long a fire door lasts before it needs to be replaced. The condition of the door should be monitored and checked at least every 6 months to ensure it is in good working order. Fire doors should comply with the latest fire door regulations and so it is important to keep up to date with any changes in regulations which may mean your doors are no longer fit for purpose.
All our fire doors satisfy the DDA regulations.
In order to calculate the weight of a fire door you will need to know the weight per square meter (kg/m2) of the doors core. This is determined using the thickness of the door as follows: 44mm = 55kg 54mm = 75kg The calculation below can be used to determine the approximate weight of the fire door. Please note that the calculation does not take glass weight into account. Width X height X thickness X kg/m2 of the door’s core = Weight of fire door. For example for a door that was 926x2040mm with a thickness of 44mm the following calculation would give an approximate weight: 0.926 X 2.040 X 0.44 X 55 = 45 KG.
