Fire doors for every type of building

Sectors we work in

Every sector has its own way of wearing out fire doors. These are the problems we look out for.

• Residential blocksBlocks of flats, mixed-use buildings, retirement developmentsRegulation 10 checks for buildings over 11 metres, flat entrance doors and leaseholder records.
• HMOs and landlordsHouses in multiple occupation, converted houses, landlord portfoliosDoors between bedrooms and escape routes are often altered or damaged between tenancies.
• Student accommodationHalls of residence, purpose-built student blocksHeavy use, frequent turnover and doors propped open between rooms and kitchens.
• EducationNurseries, schools, colleges, universitiesHigh-traffic corridors, damage, and doors wedged open for ventilation or supervision.
• Healthcare and care homesHospitals, GP surgeries, clinics, care homesDoors that need to stay open for residents and staff need hold-open devices linked to the fire alarm.
• HospitalityHotels, restaurants, cafés, pubs, clubsEvery guest room door is a fire door, and kitchen doors take constant wear.
• RetailShops, supermarkets, shopping centresBack-of-house doors get blocked by stock or damaged by trolleys and cages.
• OfficesOffices, business centres, co-working spacesTenant fit-outs often alter or replace doors without matching their test evidence.
• Industrial and warehousesWarehouses, manufacturing, distribution, plant roomsSteel and heavy-duty doors, impact damage, and plant rooms that need compartmentation. BS 8214:2026 now covers steel doors.
• Leisure and fitnessGyms, health clubs, leisure centres, rehabilitation centresChanging rooms, plant rooms and busy circulation routes with doors in constant use.
• Public and community buildingsCouncil buildings, libraries, community centres, places of worshipOlder buildings with mixed door types and records that are often incomplete.