About Metal Fire Door
Metal fire doors are notable for their heavy duty design, vibrant red color and tough construction. Steel core- based design of these fire doors suppresses fire and smoke for a specific duration so that the occupants of a building can get enough time to evacuate. Fire rated glazing is used to fix these doors to provide additional safety features to resist spreading of smoke and fire. Intumescent Seals used to fix metal fire doors tend to expand during outbreak of fire to avoid circulation of smoke and heat inside fire affected structure
Specification
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Door Type
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: Metal Fire Rated Door
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Fire Rating
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: 120 mins
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Shutter Thickness
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: 46 mm
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Criteria
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: Stability, Integrity & With Insulation Material
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Testing Standards
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: BS 476 Part 20-22, IS 3614 Part 2
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Frame Size
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: 100 x 57mm Single Rebate 143 x 57mm Double Rebate
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Superior Fire Protection and EnduranceOur fire-rated metal doors deliver reliable compartmentation, restricting fire and smoke spread for up to 2 hours. Constructed from robust pressed steel with insulated cores and intumescent gaskets, they provide both fire integrity and smoke control, offering additional peace of mind in diverse environments.
Customisable Design & FinishTailor your fire door to your project's specifications, including width, height, color (any RAL shade), vision panel placement, and louver options. The powder coated, smooth finish ensures lasting corrosion resistance. Our manufacturing flexibility ensures the door fits precisely within your architectural and safety requirements.
Certified Compliance and Versatile ApplicationEach door is supplied with test certificates, meeting IS, BS, or EN standards as per project scope. Their robust build and compatibility with panic bars, closers, and exit devices make our fire doors ideal for emergency exit routes in educational, healthcare, industrial, and commercial buildings.
FAQ's of Metal Fire Door:
Q: How is the fire resistance rating of your metal fire doors determined?
A: The fire resistance rating, typically 1-2 hours, is established through standardized fire tests in accredited laboratories. Should your project require extended protection, ratings can be customized and certificates are provided as evidence of compliance.
Q: What customization options are available for your fire-rated doors?
A: You can customize dimensions, vision panel size and location, finish (any RAL color), louver presence, sound insulation, and accessories (handles, closers, exit devices). We cater to both standard and bespoke project requirements.
Q: When should a metal fire door with a vision panel be specified?
A: A metal fire door with a vision panel (such as MFD-2) is ideal for locations requiring both fire safety and visibility. This is especially useful in hospitals, schools, corridors, and fire exit routes to promote safe passage and supervision during emergencies.
Q: Where are these fire doors typically installed?
A: These doors are suited for exit routes, fire zones, compartment walls, staircases, hospitals, schools, factories, and offices-anywhere that mandates reliable fire containment and emergency egress.
Q: What is the process for obtaining a fire test certificate for each door?
A: Once your order is finalized according to your specifications, we manufacture and subject the doors to relevant fire tests. A certificate demonstrating compliance with IS/BS/EN standards is then provided for each project as required.
Q: How do the sound insulation and optional louver features work?
A: Sound insulation can be added for acoustic separation, ideal for busy or sensitive areas, while louvers (when specified) maintain airflow without compromising fire rating. Both options are available on request and tested for fire safety integrity.
Q: What benefits do powder coated steel fire doors provide over other materials?
A: Powder coated steel doors offer high durability, superior fire, smoke and corrosion resistance, strong tensile strength, and low maintenance compared to timber or non-coated variants, making them highly reliable for critical safety applications.