Internal Fire Doors

The cost varies depending on the design, finish, glazing and specification. As fire doors require specific construction to prevent the spread of fire, they are heavier, thicker and more technical than standard doors, but they’re still available to suit a wide range of budgets. We can provide a tailored quote once we know the styles, sizes and quantities you need. If you’d like us to install them, we can include supply and fit as part of your quotation.

It depends on the regulations that apply to your property. FD30 doors are the most common in residential settings. They offer at least 30 minutes of protection against fire and smoke spread, helping keep escape routes clear during an emergency. FD60 doors are thicker and provide at least 60 minutes of resistance. These are typically used in higher-risk areas, multi-occupancy buildings and where building regulations call for enhanced protection.

Absolutely. Modern fire doors are designed to blend seamlessly with your interior theme. Our ranges include everything from contemporary glazed designs to panelled oak, sleek black, walnut, white primed, industrial steel-look and more. With matching non-fire door options too, you can carry the same style across every room.

Yes. Many of our fire doors are available with fire-rated glass designed to withstand heat for the required time period. Whether you want slim industrial glazing bars, clear or frosted panels, or full-height glass, you can enjoy natural light without compromising on safety.

Fire doors must be installed with compatible hinges, closers, seals and handles that meet fire safety standards. We supply fire-rated ironmongery to ensure your door performs exactly as it should. Our team can help you choose everything needed to keep your installation compliant.

Yes. If you have non-standard openings or require specific sizes, we can supply made-to-measure solutions. Many doors also allow trimming within set tolerances. We’ll help you confirm what’s possible based on your chosen style and rating.