Fire doors are rated by the amount of time they can withstand fire. Common ratings include FD30 (30 minutes), FD60 (60 minutes), and FD90 (90 minutes). The right rating depends on your building’s fire safety plan and regulations.

In many buildings, particularly commercial properties, fire doors are a legal requirement to comply with fire safety regulations. They are typically required in places like stairwells, corridors, and exits to provide safe escape routes in case of a fire.

Yes, fire doors can be customized to suit your aesthetic preferences while still meeting safety standards. You can choose from a variety of finishes, colors, and hardware to match your interior design, ensuring that safety doesn’t compromise style.

Fire doors are constructed using fire-resistant materials like solid timber or steel and often have intumescent seals that expand when exposed to heat, blocking the spread of smoke and fire. Unlike regular doors, they must meet strict fire safety standards.

Yes, fire doors should be inspected regularly to ensure they function correctly in the event of a fire. The door, frame, hinges, and seals should be checked for damage or wear. Regular maintenance helps ensure the door remains compliant with fire regulations.

Fire doors will have a certification label or mark, often located on the door edge, that indicates they meet the required fire safety standards. During installation, we ensure all doors are fully compliant and provide any necessary documentation.