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Fire SafetyFire stopping and fire door installation under BM TRADA Q-Mark and FIRAS accreditation, with the documentation your building safety obligations demand.
Compartmentation only works if it is installed correctly and documented. We deliver passive fire stopping and fire door installation under third-party accreditation, with the certification and records your building safety obligations require.
Our work is carried out under BM TRADA Q-Mark (Fire Door Installation and Passive Fire Stopping) and FIRAS certification, by trained and assessed operatives.
Service penetrations, linear gaps and cavity barriers firestopped with tested, compatible systems.
Certified fire doorsets installed, adjusted and labelled, with installation certification issued.
Condition surveys and works registers, with defect schedules and remedial recommendations.
Open- and closed-state cavity barriers measured, specified and installed to the fire strategy.
Formal fire door works reports and method statements for principal contractors and clients.
Photographic records and certification packaged for your building safety file.
Many older terraced, semi-detached and low-rise residential buildings have continuous, open roof voids with no fire separation between dwellings — letting fire and smoke spread unseen from one property into the next.
We reinstate compartmentation in lofts and roof spaces using fire-rated barriers and flexible fire curtains, re-establishing the compartment lines between homes so a fire is contained to where it starts.
Barriers and curtains are installed to tested, third-party-certified detail, following the building's fire strategy and the line of compartmentation below.
Certified fire doorsets in a range of styles and finishes — including colour options residents can choose from. Browse the guides below.
Our range of internal doorset styles for residential and communal areas.
View guide ↗UKCA-marked external doorsets, manufactured and installed to standard.
View guide ↗Fire door colour options residents can select for their front entrance.
View choices ↗Supporting test evidence and certification for our timber fire doorsets.
View portfolio ↗A fire door only protects lives if it is correctly installed and properly maintained. Damaged seals, worn closers, excessive gaps or unauthorised repairs all compromise its performance at the very moment it is needed.
Fire doors are tested, engineered assemblies designed to hold back fire and smoke for a defined period — but only while every component is intact and working correctly. Daily use, impact damage, painted-over seals and incorrect ad-hoc repairs steadily erode that protection.
Routine inspection and correct repair keep a door capable of doing its job — protecting escape routes and buying vital time for residents and the fire service. Get it wrong and the door may fail when it matters most.
Repairs must follow accepted techniques. We inspect, maintain and repair fire doors using recognised Accepted Repair Techniques under BM TRADA Q-Mark and FIRAS, so the doorset's certification and fire performance are preserved rather than invalidated.
Inspection, maintenance and repair should be carried out by competent, third-party-accredited installers.
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