Fire Door Installation

Professionally installed fire doors fitted with precision, care and full attention to compliance.

BB Fire Doors

Our installation process

Our installation process focuses on accuracy, compliance and long-term performance. Following a site survey and measurements, our installation process includes:

  • Remove the existing door and frame and dispose of waste.
  • Fit the new door and frame in accordance with the specified doorset requirements.
  • Install fire stopping between the frame and surrounding wall in accordance with the specified system.
  • Issue the relevant certification on completion.

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fire door installation

At BB Fire Doors, we take a meticulous approach to every installation, ensuring each door is properly fitted, aligned and ready to perform when it matters most. Our installation process focuses on accuracy and long-term performance. We check the fit, alignment and gaps against the manufacturer’s installation instructions and the requirements for the specified doorset.

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  • Initial site survey
  • Tailored recommendations
  • Product selection and planning
  • Professional installation
  • Testing and inspection
  • Compliance certification and handover

On completion of work covered by our BM TRADA certification, we issue the relevant certification under the BM TRADA scheme.

Fire door installations must meet strict UK regulations, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and Building Regulations Part B. We work to these standards throughout every project, giving you confidence in the finished result.

FD30: 30-minute fire-resistance classification.

FD60: 60-minute fire-resistance classification.

FD90: 90-minute fire-resistance classification.

FD120: 120-minute fire-resistance classification.

These are tested fire-resistance classifications, not guaranteed evacuation times. The required specification depends on the building’s fire strategy and the requirements for the particular opening.