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As well as being able to facilitate a safe method of evacuation from the building in which they are installed, our range of fire doors are efficient at reducing damage and protecting your property. All of our fire doors have been tested and proven to offer adequate protection for up to 30 minutes.
For additional reinforcement and protection, your new Emerald fire door will boast a solid timber frame, whilst also being glazed with fire-resisting glass (known as GRP) if so desired. Despite these various methods of protection, style is never corrupted with hundreds of RAL colours available to further match your home’s aesthetic.
Highly secure
Fire resistant glazing (GRP) for maximum resistance
Certified 30 minutes fire door rating (FD30S)
Constructed using non-toxic material so no harmful gases emit when burning
Available in hundreds of RAL colours from golden yellow to blue lilac
Timber aesthetic with increased functionality and protection
Highly suited to private and social housing sectors
Colour Options
Our uPVC, aluminium & timber products are available in a wide range of colours. Enquire now and remember to request a colour swatch.
Glass Options
Our composite products provide a combination of high performing materials that will become an asset to your home. Composite doors offer high levels of security for your home as well as insulation so will never let you down.
Contact usFire doors are a popular choice for homes due to their functionality, security, and energy efficiency. This FAQ answers common questions to help you decide the right fit for your home.
The cost of a fire door depends on specific features, materials, and options chosen, and will vary based on requirements.
Fire doors should be fitted by professionals to ensure they perform as required and meet safety regulations.
Fire doors play a crucial role in building safety by resisting fire and smoke, and provide protection for occupants.
Fire doors must meet certification standards, such as the FD30S rating, to comply with fire safety requirements.
It is not recommended to convert a standard door into a fire door; a purpose-built and certified fire door should be used.
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