By building type

Fire Doors by Sector

The right fire door specification depends on the building it protects. Fire resistance is measured in minutes — FD30 doors resist fire for 30 minutes and FD60 for 60 minutes, tested to BS 476: Part 22 or BS EN 1634-1. The duty to keep fire doors in working order sits with the responsible person under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, and buildings over 11 metres carry extra obligations under the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, including quarterly checks of communal fire doors and annual checks of flat entrance doors. Select your building type below for the regulations that apply and a recommended specification.

• Care Homes

  CQC · RRO 2005 · BS 9999

  FD30S and FD60 fire doors for UK care homes — CQC-compliant, certified to BS 476-22, supplied with full documentation for fire risk assessments and the Regulatory Reform Order.

• HMOs

  HMO Licensing · RRO 2005 · LACORS Guide

  FD30S fire doors for licensed HMOs in England and Wales — meeting mandatory and selective licensing schemes. UK-wide pallet delivery within 2-3 weeks.

• Student Accommodation

  Building Safety Act 2022 · PBSA · HMO Licensing

  FD30S and FD60 fire doors for student accommodation — purpose-built schemes (PBSA) and HMO student lets. Building Safety Act 2022 compliant, full documentation supplied.

• Flats over 11 metres

  Building Safety Act 2022 · Fire Safety (England) Regs 2022

  FD30S and FD60 fire doors for flats in buildings above 11 metres — Building Safety Act 2022 compliant, golden-thread documentation, certified to BS 476-22 / BS EN 1634-1.

Not sure which specification your building needs? We supply certified FD30 and FD60 doors with full documentation for your fire risk assessment. Contact us and we'll help you specify the right door.