Fire Doors in Wolverhampton

Yes — Wolverhampton's selective licensing scheme requires landlords to demonstrate fire safety compliance, including correctly fitted FD30 fire doors at habitable room entrances. The scheme covers Victorian terraces and inter-war semis that form much of the city's rental stock. The licensing officer inspects fire doors as part of the routine licence check.

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

Yes — we offer full supply-and-install across Wolverhampton and the wider West Midlands. 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.

No — painting over intumescent strips is one of the most common fire door defects found at HMO inspections. Paint contaminates the intumescent material and can prevent it from expanding correctly during a fire, voiding the door's certification. If the strips are paint-contaminated, they should be replaced with new strips matched to the original specification. We can supply replacement intumescent strips alongside any door order.