Compliant solutions for fire door installers
Supply Fire Doors with Confidence – FD30 & FD60 doors, glazing, and hardware ready for your next installation.
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
Fire Doors & Hardware Supply for Professional Installers
Doorfit supplies a complete range of commercial and domestic fire doors, trusted by fire door installers, contractors, and property professionals across the UK. We focus on quality, compliance, and competitive trade pricing to help you deliver every project with confidence.
Why Installers Choose Doorfit:
- Competitive trade pricing to support your margins
- Expert technical advice on door hardware, locking systems, master key suites, and access control
- Reliable stock availability for new installations and remedial works
Safeguarding fire door installers with compliant fire doors.
Our Fire Door Range
We supply certified fire door solutions for all applications, including:
- Flat entrance fire doors
- Communal fire doors
- Service cupboard fire doors
- Fire escape doors
- Timber fire doors
- Timber composite flat entrance doors
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Fire compliant fittings
Fire door installers in the UK require a complete system with specific fittings, including the door, frame, hinges, and a self-closing device, all rated to the same fire resistance level (FD30 or FD60). They must also be fitted with intumescent and cold smoke seals to prevent fire and smoke spread, have official fire door signage, and be maintained in good working order.
Discover how Doorfits compliant fire door solutions for installers of fire doors can ensure complete peace of mind.
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.