Social Housing are your fire doors compliant?
We offer complete fire door and doorsets from entrance doors, fire escape doors. timber & composite doors to remedial and inspection.
Over 70 years service
FD30/60/90/120 Firedoors
PAS 24 Security
Accoustic rated up to 44db
U Values down to 1.4 W/m2K
70 years of service
FD30/60/90/120 Firedoors
PAS 24 Security
Accoustic rated up to 44db
U values down to 1.4 W/m2K
Complete Door Solutions for Social Housing
Ensure the safety of your tenants with flat entrance fire doors designed to meet UK fire regulations. Social housing companies have a legal and moral responsibility to provide secure, fire-resistant doors that protect residents and comply with statutory fire safety requirements.
Our range includes FD30S front doors, FD30 flat entrance doors, and external fire doors for flats, all tested and certified to provide reliable fire protection. Each fire-rated front door is designed to prevent the spread of fire and smoke, protecting escape routes and giving tenants peace of mind.
Fire-Safe. Compliant. Built for Social Housing.
Here at Doorfit, we not only offer complete fire compliant doors for housing associations, we also offer a wide range of precision-engineered fire door hardware and accessories to purchase.
From fire door seals to signage, locks, kickplates and more, our collection of fire door accessories helps to maintain the ongoing functionality and aesthetic of your fire doors. In the event of a fire, high-performance ironmongery plays a crucial role in ensuring your fire doors perform as intended to prevent the spread of fire and smoke, as well as protecting escape routes.
Whether you are replacing or upgrading your existing hardware or you are fitting new assemblies, our fire door products provide reliability and protection you can trust, ensuring housing association fire regulation compliance.
With options such as apartment front doors, flat front door replacements, and FD30 external fire doors, we make it easy for housing providers to upgrade or replace outdated doors. Every flat entrance fire door is delivered ready to install, fully certified, and designed for long-term durability in high-traffic residential environments.
Designed for Housing Associations
We understand the pressures facing social housing providers:
- Fire safety and compliance
- Consistency across large housing portfolios
- Budget control and long-term value
- Minimising disruption to residents
Our approach is built around reliability, clarity, and sector experience supporting both planned programmes and day-to-day maintenance.
Why Housing Associations Choose Doorfit
✔ Complete door solutions from a single supplier
✔ Wide range of fire door applications
✔ Products suitable for refurbishment and new programmes
✔ Support for compliance-led decision making
✔ Reliable supply for large-scale housing portfolios
Planning a fire door replacement programme, upgrading flat entrance doors, or sourcing reliable replacement hardware?
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Frequently Asked Questions.
Regulation 10 states that all commercial and communal fires doors need to be inspected every 3 months.
Your fire risk assessor will advise you on the rating for commercial fire doors, however, all doors in a communal fire escape route will need to be fire rated.
Not all doors in a commercial build need to be fire rated, however, if you are unsure, we would always advise consulting a Fire Risk Assessor.
The main difference between the two is the duration of fire resistance: the FD30 doors provide a minimum of 30 minutes of fire and smoke protection, whereas the FD60 doors provide a minimum of 60 minutes.
Typically, the 'person or persons responsible' for maintaining fire doors in a workplace are the employer, building owner, or property managing agent. This responsibility includes ensuring fire doors are correctly installed, maintained in good condition, and kept in efficient working order, as well as conducting regular inspections and keeping records of them. The responsible person must also train staff on fire door safety, such as not propping them open.
A door set can easily last 50 years if properly maintained. Regular servicing and care are key to ensuring it continues to perform well.
Measuring for a doorset should always be done by a skilled surveyor to ensure a perfect fit. At Doorfit, we have our own experienced survey team who can handle this for you. Get in touch with us to find out more.
The main difference is that a door usually refers to just the door leaf itself, whereas a doorset is a complete assembly that includes the door, frame and ironmongery.