
Precision Made Firecheck Door Sets
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Flush White Primed – 1981mm – High – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£211.95 – £293.94 -
4 Panel Ladder – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£223.95 – £305.94 -
4 Panel Smooth – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£228.95 – £310.94 -
Vertical Panel Grained – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£228.95 – £310.94 -
6 Panel Smooth – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£228.95 – £310.94 -
2 Panel Smooth – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£233.95 – £315.94 -
5 Panel Horizontal Smooth – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£233.95 – £315.94 -
Flush Ply Faced – 2200mm High – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£276.45 – £358.44 -
1930s Style DX30 – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£277.95 – £359.94 -
1960s Style DX60 – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£277.95 – £359.94 -
Cheltenham 2 Panel – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£304.95 – £386.94 -
Oak Vertical Panel Grained – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£313.95 – £395.94 -
Real Wood Veneer – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£323.95 – £405.94 -
White Oak Inlay – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£343.95 – £425.94 -
Nostalgia Oak 4 Panel – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£345.95 – £427.94 -
Arnhem Black 2 Panel – Factory Fitted “Fire Check” Doorset Builder
£494.95 – £576.94
What Are Firecheck Doors?
Firecheck doors, also known as fire-rated or fire-resisting doors, are a critical component of modern building safety systems. Designed to withstand and contain the spread of fire and smoke for a specified period, Firecheck doors provide vital protection for building occupants, structural integrity, and emergency services during a fire event. These doors are essential for commercial, industrial, and residential buildings that must meet strict fire safety regulations under UK Building Regulations and BS 476 or BS EN 1634 standards.
Fire Ratings and Certification
Engineered to resist fire for a minimum of 30 minutes (FD30), with higher-rated options such as FD60 (60 minutes), FD90, and FD120 also available. These ratings are confirmed through rigorous laboratory testing that measures resistance to flames, heat, and smoke under extreme conditions. When installed correctly, these doors help compartmentalise a building, allowing safe evacuation and timely response by emergency services.
Construction and Materials
Typically constructed from a solid core of timber, mineral-based board, or composite materials, they are designed for both strength and fire resistance. Around the perimeter, intumescent seals expand when exposed to heat, sealing the door edges and preventing the spread of fire and smoke. Many fire doors also include cold smoke seals for added protection in the early stages of a fire.
Certified Hardware Matters
The performance of a door depends not only on the door leaf but also on its hardware. All components — including hinges, latches, closers, locks, and vision panels — must be fire-rated and certified as part of a tested and approved door set. A non-compliant component can compromise the integrity of the entire system. For this reason, it’s essential to source Firecheck doors as fully certified sets with coordinated hardware and installation guidance.
Aesthetic Flexibility and Design Options
Firecheck doors are no longer limited to utilitarian appearances. Today’s designs can be flush, panelled, veneered, or even fully glazed while still meeting fire resistance standards. From modern commercial interiors to traditional residential settings, Firecheck doors are available in a wide array of styles, finishes, and colours — including timber veneers, laminates, and painted options. Bespoke solutions can also incorporate acoustic control, sustainability certifications, and other performance features.
Installation and Maintenance
Proper installation is critical to a door’s effectiveness. Even a small gap or misalignment can reduce fire resistance significantly. All Firecheck doors must be fitted in accordance with manufacturer instructions and relevant building codes. Once installed, regular inspection and maintenance are essential to ensure seals remain intact, hardware functions correctly, and doors close securely every time.
Why Firecheck Doors Matter
In summary, Firecheck doors are a vital safety feature that protects lives, limits damage, and helps meet building compliance standards. Combining robust fire-resistant construction with stylish design and performance certifications, they form the front line of fire protection in any building environment — delivering crucial minutes when every second counts.