Fire Doors Sizes Here are the standard UK door sizes: • 1981 x 457/533 x 44mm – tend to be most popular for use as cupboard or riser doors • 1981 x 610/686 x 44mm – used where the wall space may be restricted and a smaller door is required • 1981 x 762 x…
Read more ›Buildings are compartmented to delay the spread of fire from one area to another. The compartments are usually linked by doors to allow for passage of traffic around the building. Door sets have two important functions in a fire, when closed they form a barrier to fire spread and when open they provide a means…
Read more ›Contact us now for your free quote based on your current needs for either Fire Door Inspections, Fire Door Maintenance or Fire Door Installation. By requesting a quote from Fire Doors Rite Ltd you will have taken the first step to giving yourself peace of mind for the safety of individuals using your building and…
Read more ›A wide range of veneer options are available for fire doors that meet all necessary British Standards and Building Regulations. Fire Doors Rite work closely with architects and specifiers – particularly during the early stages of a project – to help ensure that all design and technical issues involving fire doors for commercial buildings are…
Read more ›Fire door Installation Why is Fire Door Installation so important? What sets us apart from other Fire Door Installation companies, is that our service enables each of our clients to have a full and comprehensive installation certificate, along with full test and data sheets of all materials used. Our fire door installation service is also…
Read more ›Correct fire door installation is critical… Fire doors are an important element in the fire safety precautions, that businesses implement in order to ensure their business premises and employees are kept safely protected from the severe risks of fire. However, many businesses believe that once the fire doors are in place they have nothing to…
Read more ›Your responsibility for fire doors… There is often confusion about who’s responsibility the fire doors in a building actually falls too, the bottom line is that EVERYONE involved in the life of a fire door, from the fire door inspection through, to its specification and maintenance, is responsible for protecting the building and its occupants….
Read more ›Fire Doors in the Workplace… Every year there are around 650 fires in the workplace, fire presents significant risk to business, not only can it destroy valuable stock equipment and building infrastructure, it can also seriously injure or even cause death to employees or visitors. Many causes of fires in the workplace could be avoided…
Read more ›What are Fire Door Regulations? There are a number of fire door regulations which apply to both new and existing buildings across the UK and they do vary depending on whether it is a new building or an existing building. In the case of new buildings, or those which include alterations, extensions or change of…
Read more ›Why is fire door installation so important? All of us who use or occupy any building need to know that we will be safely protected should a fire break out, but unfortunately this is not always the case. The building itself my fail to stand up to the fire or perhaps one of the fire safety devices fail because they…
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