Fire Doors in Southampton

Southampton's housing stock combines Victorian terraces in Bevois Valley, Portswood, and Polygon with post-war social housing. All HMOs licensed under the city's mandatory and additional licensing schemes require FD30 internal fire doors at habitable rooms — including bedrooms, kitchens, and living rooms. The licensing officer will inspect intumescent strips, smoke seals, gaps, hinges, and the self-closing mechanism.

We deliver pallet-loads of fire doors to Southampton on a 2–3 week lead time from order confirmation. Delivery is £140 flat-rate to mainland UK postcodes, including all of Southampton and the surrounding region. Larger orders can sometimes ship faster; ask when you request a quote.

Yes — we offer full supply-and-install across Southampton and the wider Hampshire. Installations are carried out by FIRAS and BM TRADA certified fitters working to BS 8214, with the correct intumescent strips, smoke seals, gaps, and matched ironmongery for the door's fire test evidence. Fitting a fire door incorrectly voids its certification, so we never sub-contract to non-certified trades.

Yes — the kitchen is one of the highest-risk rooms in any HMO and must have an FD30 (or FD30S) fire door at its entrance. Many older HMOs have an open-plan kitchen-living arrangement which usually fails licensing inspection unless the kitchen is enclosed and fitted with a compliant fire door. We can supply both single and double-leaf FD30 sets.