
Fire-rated hollow metal doors
Steel leaf and frame tested together as one assembly to stop fire and smoke at compartment walls, stairs and corridors.
Door solutions
Every door we make is built around what it has to stop. Choose by the risk at the opening, then let our engineers match the construction, rating and hardware to your building.
Choosing a door
Most openings have one main job. Many have two, such as a fire door that also needs sound insulation or security. Tell us every requirement for the opening and we will specify one door that meets all of them.
| Risk at the opening | Door types |
|---|---|
| Fire and smoke spreading between compartments | |
| People escaping quickly, often in a crowd | |
| Forced entry and unauthorised access | |
| Overpressure from an explosion | |
| Noise passing between rooms | |
| X-ray and gamma radiation | |
| Heavy traffic, beds, trolleys and constant cleaning |
All door types

Steel leaf and frame tested together as one assembly to stop fire and smoke at compartment walls, stairs and corridors.

Durable steel doors for plant rooms, back-of-house areas and busy corridors where a fire rating is not required.

Timber-faced fire doors for hotels, offices and wards, where a warm finish has to meet the same fire separation.

Exit doors with panic or push-bar hardware that open in one movement, every time, under crowd pressure.

Reinforced leaves, multi-point locking and anti-lift hinges for server rooms, cash areas and restricted zones.

Sealed, mass-loaded doors that keep sound inside studios, meeting rooms, plant rooms and auditoriums.

Doors built to withstand overpressure at control rooms and process buildings in oil, gas and petrochemical plants.

Hygienic, wide-leaf doors for wards, operating theatres and corridors that see beds, trolleys and constant cleaning.

Doors with a continuous lead lining that matches the shielding of the wall around X-ray and CT rooms.
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