Timber door sets are an essential component for enhancing both safety and aesthetics in various indoor environments. These pre-hung systems include a complete package of the door, frame, and necessary hardware, designed for easy installation while meeting fire safety standards.

Timber fire screens are essential safety features designed to provide effective fire resistance while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of interior spaces. These screens are commonly used in commercial and residential buildings to create safe, partitioned areas that comply with fire safety regulations.

Key Features

• Fire Resistance Ratings: Available in various classifications, such as FD30 (30 minutes) and FD60 (60 minutes), these screens are engineered to withstand high temperatures and prevent the spread of flames and smoke during a fire event
• Acoustic Performance: Many timber fire screens offer sound insulation capabilities, with acoustic ratings reaching up to 41dB, making them suitable for environments where noise reduction is crucial
• Durable Construction: Crafted from high-quality timber, these screens are built for longevity and can withstand heavy usage while maintaining structural integrity.

Internal timber fire door sets are comprehensive safety solutions designed to provide crucial fire protection in residential and commercial spaces.

Key Features

• Fire resistance ratings: FD30 (30 minutes) or FD60 (60 minutes)
• Intumescent seals that expand when exposed to heat, sealing the room to prevent fire spread
• Available in various styles (Veneered, Painted, Laminate), including glazed options for natural light
• Pre-hung design for faster and easier installation
• Complete with Pre-Fitted Ironmongery to the specification of the client

The BM TRADA Q-Mark Fire Door Maintenance Scheme is a certification program designed to ensure the proper maintenance and ongoing performance of fire doors. Here are the key aspects of this scheme:

Purpose

• Ensure fire doorsets are maintained correctly according to manufacturer instructions or appropriate guidelines
• Maintain fire resistance capabilities of doors throughout their service life
• Provide reassurance that maintainers are qualified and their work meets required standards

Fire door inspections aim to confirm that door sets will perform effectively in the event of a fire, maintaining building compartmentalization and protecting life and property.

Key Components Inspected

• Door leaf
• Door frame
• Hinges
• Smoke seals and intumescent strips
• Closing mechanism
• Latches and locks
• Glazing and vision panels (if present)
• Signage
• Door gaps and clearances