Certified fire doors, supplied and fitted as tested
Fire rated doorsets for flats, HMOs, homes, offices, schools and plant rooms — surveyed, quoted door by door with the manufacturer's certificate reference, and fitted to the manufacturer's instructions anywhere in the UK.
- Complete doorsets: leaf, frame, seals, hinges and closer
- Free measure survey and a fixed, itemised quote
- Handover pack with every door's certificate reference
Get a fixed quote
Free measure survey, then a fixed and itemised quote.
- Complete certified doorsetsLeaf, frame, seals and hardware as tested
- Certificate ref on every quoteKnow exactly what's going in
- Free measure surveyDoor-by-door schedule
- Fixed, itemised quotesEvery door priced separately
- UK-wide coverageEngland, Wales, Scotland & NI
Why buy fire doors as complete doorsets?
A fire rating belongs to the tested assembly, not to a door leaf on its own. That shapes how we quote and fit every door.
Certification you can check
We put the manufacturer's certificate reference against every doorset on your quote, so you, your assessor or building control can verify it before work starts.
Doorsets, not bare leaves
Fire ratings belong to the tested doorset. We supply the leaf, frame, seals, hinges and closer as one set rather than hanging a new leaf in an unknown frame.
Fitted as tested
Gaps, fixings, frame-to-wall sealing and hardware positions follow the manufacturer's instructions and BS 8214:2026 guidance.
Paperwork that lasts
Your handover pack lists every door, its rating, its certificate reference, photos and maintenance notes for your fire safety records.
Which fire door do you need?
Browse by rating, by building, by material or by service. Every doorset is quoted complete and fitted by us.
Shop by fire rating FD30 to FD120, with or without smoke seals
FD30 Fire Doorsets
30-minute certified doorsets — the workhorse of flats, offices and HMOs.
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FD30S Smoke Control Doorsets
30-minute doorsets with tested smoke seals for flats, corridors and stairs.
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FD60 Fire Doorsets
60-minute doorsets for compartment walls, stair cores and higher-risk rooms.
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FD90 & FD120 Doorsets
90 and 120-minute doorsets, usually steel, for the highest-risk compartments.
View doorsetsShop by building & use Flats, HMOs, homes, offices, schools and escape routes
Flat Entrance Fire Doors
FD30S front doors for flats — fire, smoke and security in one certified set.
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Communal & Corridor Fire Doors
Cross-corridor and lobby doors that keep escape routes clear of smoke.
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Stairwell & Escape Route Doors
Doors onto protected stairs and escape routes, specified to the fire strategy.
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HMO Fire Doors
FD30 and FD30S doors and closers for houses in multiple occupation, room by room.
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Fire Doors for Homes
Fire doors for loft conversions, integral garages and three-storey houses.
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Riser & Service Cupboard Doors
Flush fire-rated doors for risers, meter cupboards and service ducts.
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Commercial & Office Fire Doors
Veneered, glazed and access-controlled doorsets for offices, shops and hotels.
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School & Healthcare Fire Doors
Robust, wide and glazed doorsets for schools, surgeries and care settings.
View doorsetsShop by material & design Timber, composite, steel, glazed, pairs and screens
Timber Fire Doorsets
Paint-grade, laminate and real-wood veneer doorsets in FD30 to FD60.
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Composite Fire Doors
Factory-finished FD30S composite doors for flat entrances and external doors.
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Steel Fire Doors
Tough steel doorsets from FD30 to FD240 for plant, industrial and back-of-house.
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Glazed Fire Doors
Vision panels and fully glazed doorsets with tested fire-resistant glass.
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Double & Leaf-and-a-Half Fire Doors
Pairs and unequal pairs for wide corridors, beds, trolleys and plant access.
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Fire-Rated Screens & Fanlights
Glazed side screens, overpanels and fanlights tested with the door.
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Acoustic Fire Doors
Fire doorsets with tested sound reduction for offices, flats and studios.
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Security Fire Doors
Doorsets tested for both fire and attack: PAS 24 and LPS 1175 options.
View doorsetsExits, hardware & fitting Fire exit doors, ironmongery, replacement and our supply & fit service
Fire Exit Doors
Final exit doors with panic or emergency exit hardware, steel or timber.
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Fire Door Ironmongery & Closers
Closers, hinges, hold-open devices, seals and signs — tested for the door.
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Fire Door Replacement
Failed or unknown doors replaced with complete certified doorsets.
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Fire Door Supply & Fit
Survey, certified doorset, installation and handover — one fixed quote.
View doorsetsWhat customers say
We only publish reviews from verified customers, collected after their doors are fitted. This site is new, so our first reviews will appear here once those jobs are complete.
Want to check before you commit?
Every doorset on your quote carries the manufacturer's certificate reference, which you can verify with the certification body before anything is ordered.
What happens after you get in touch?
- Tell us about your doorsSend your postcode, how many doors and any fire risk assessment or inspection findings. Photos help.
- Free measure surveyWe visit, measure each opening and note the rating, hardware and condition.
- Fixed, itemised quoteEvery door is listed with its proposed certified doorset and the manufacturer's certificate reference.
- Fitting and handoverWe fit to the manufacturer's instructions, check operation and hand over your records.
Fire door questions
What is a fire rated door?
A fire rated door is a doorset tested to hold back fire — and, with an S rating, cold smoke — for a set time, such as 30 minutes for FD30. The rating belongs to the complete doorset: leaf, frame, seals, hinges, closer and locking, fitted as tested.
Do you sell fire doors or fit them?
We supply and fit. Certification for most fire doorsets depends on correct installation, so we survey, supply the certified doorset and install it, with a handover pack at the end.
How much does a fire door cost?
A single FD30 doorset typically costs £750 to £1,150 supplied and fitted, ex VAT. FD60, glazed, steel and security doorsets cost more. Your survey quote is fixed and itemised.
Where do you work?
England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Each nation has its own building and fire safety rules, and we specify to the rules where your building is.
Are your doors certified?
Every doorset we quote carries third-party certification from its manufacturer, and the certificate reference is on your quote. Certification belongs to the manufacturer's tested doorset, not to us.
Is the survey free?
Yes. We measure each opening and send a door-by-door quote at no cost.
Can you replace doors that failed a fire door inspection?
Yes. Send us the inspection report or fire risk assessment and we'll quote the replacements it calls for.
How long does fitting take?
Most single doorsets take a few hours to fit once they're made. Lead times for doorsets depend on type and size, and we confirm the programme on your quote.
Where do you fit fire doors?
England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Choose your area for local guide prices and the rules that apply there.
- Bedfordshire
- Berkshire
- Bristol
- Buckinghamshire
- Cambridgeshire
- Cheshire
- Cornwall
- Cumbria
- Derbyshire
- Devon
- Dorset
- County Durham
- East Riding of Yorkshire
- East Sussex
- Essex
- Gloucestershire
- Greater London
- Greater Manchester
- Hampshire
- Herefordshire
- Hertfordshire
- Isle of Wight
- Kent
- Lancashire
- Leicestershire
- Lincolnshire
- Merseyside
- Norfolk
- North Yorkshire
- Northamptonshire
- Northumberland
- Nottinghamshire
- Oxfordshire
- Rutland
- Shropshire
- Somerset
- South Yorkshire
- Staffordshire
- Suffolk
- Surrey
- Tyne and Wear
- Warwickshire
- West Midlands
- West Sussex
- West Yorkshire
- Wiltshire
- Worcestershire
- Clwyd
- Dyfed
- Gwent
- Gwynedd
- Mid Glamorgan
- Powys
- South Glamorgan
- West Glamorgan
- Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire
- Dundee & Angus
- Argyll & Bute
- Ayrshire
- Dumfries & Galloway
- Edinburgh & the Lothians
- Fife
- Forth Valley
- Glasgow & Dunbartonshire
- Lanarkshire
- Renfrewshire & Inverclyde
- Perth & Kinross
- Highlands, Moray & Islands
- Scottish Borders
- County Antrim
- County Armagh
- County Down
- County Fermanagh
- County Londonderry
- County Tyrone
Guides for responsible persons and buyers
What is a fire door and how does it work?
A fire door is a tested doorset that holds back fire and smoke for a set time. How the leaf, frame, seals and closer work together — and why fitting matters.
FD30 vs FD60: which fire door rating do you need?
FD30 or FD60? How the rating is set by your fire strategy, where each is used, and what changes in cost, weight and installation.
Fire door ratings explained: FD, E, EI and S
What FD30, E30, EI30, Sa and S200 mean on a fire door, how British and European ratings compare, and which you'll see on specifications from now on.
BS 476 is leaving Approved Document B: what changes for fire doors?
The BS 476 fire resistance tests leave Approved Document B on 2 September 2029. What that means for FD ratings, existing doors and new specifications.
BS 8214:2026: what the new fire door code of practice changes
BSI published BS 8214:2026 in March 2026. It now covers timber, steel, glazed and composite fire doors, with stronger installation and frame-sealing guidance.
What gaps should a fire door have?
Fire door gaps are typically around 3mm at the sides and head, with the threshold set by the manufacturer. Why gaps matter and what to do when they're wrong.