Our slimline fire-rated glass doors combine certified fire performance with minimal framing and high levels of transparency. Available in EI30 and EI60 specifications, subject to system configuration, they provide a contemporary glazed solution for projects where fire protection, natural light and design are equally important.
Planning a specification? Read our guide to fire-rated glass door ratings, regulations and specification.
Third-party tested and certified to BS 476 and EN 1634. Complete with Certifire certification for peace of mind on building control sign-off.
Minimal sightlines of just 30mm for maximum glass visibility. The sleek aluminium profile maintains clean, modern aesthetics.
Available with integrity-only (E) or integrity and insulation (EI) performance to suit the required fire strategy and system specification.
All hardware tested as part of the fire door assembly. Closers, handles, locks, and seals all approved for fire performance.
Our fire-rated glazed door systems are available in a range of configurations, including single and double doors with single or paired glazed sidelights. Each system can be specified to suit the opening, required fire performance and overall project design.
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We supply and install fire-rated glass doors for projects across the UK, working with architects, contractors, developers, businesses and homeowners. Our glazed fire door systems can be specified for a wide range of applications where fire separation is required without sacrificing natural light or visibility.
Available in single and double door configurations with optional glazed sidelights, systems can be tailored to suit the required opening, fire performance and architectural design. We can support projects from initial specification through to supply and professional installation, with relevant technical information available for the selected system. For help understanding the ratings and specification requirements, read our guide to fire-rated glass door ratings, regulations and specification.
E refers to integrity, the ability of the system to resist the passage of flames and hot gases. EI combines integrity with insulation performance, limiting heat transfer for the specified period. The required classification depends on the building design and fire strategy.
Yes. Depending on the selected system and required fire performance, fire-rated glazed doors can be supplied in single and double door configurations, with options including glazed sidelights.
Yes. We provide specialist fire-rated glazing supply and installation for projects across the UK, with technical support available to help determine an appropriate system for the application.
Yes. Technical and performance information can be provided for the selected fire-rated door system to support architects, contractors and project teams during specification.