Composite Fire Doors
Supplied & Fitted Across Scotland
Fire Doors Supplied & Fitted across Scotland. Specialist fire door and door sets, helping protect your property. Enquire today, Free No Obligation Quote.
Get a free QuoteYour benefits
FD30 Composite Fire Doors
- MHCLG Approved
- Fire & Smoke Tested
- Performance
- 3rd Party Accreditiation
- Weather Tested
- Enhanced Security Certification (PAS24)
Understanding Composite Fire Doors
Explore your options
Our composite fire doors are dual-certified for fire safety and security. They meet FD30 fire resistance standards (30 minutes) and are tested to PAS24:2016 for enhanced security, including compliance with the Secured by Design police initiative. All doors are independently tested and regularly audited to ensure consistent, certified performance, giving you peace of mind that safety and quality are never compromised.
Style & Design options
Your Composite Fire Doors
Composite fire doors are available in a limited number of approved styles, including solid and partially glazed designs like Camarque, Esprit, Lotus, and Aruba. Due to strict fire safety and security certification requirements, customisation is more restricted compared to standard uPVC or composite doors. However, a choice of colours and hardware finishes is available, allowing you to achieve a clean, compliant look without compromising on safety. Your can view the options in our brochure here.
The best price for you
Price Match Promise - Fire Doors
We offer a Price Match Promise on like-for-like quotes from reputable competitors, so you get the best price without compromising on quality.
To request a match, visit our Price Match Promise page and upload the written quote you received. We'll review it and confirm whether it qualifies.
If you want to learn more on how we manage to get your the best price for your project you can read this section.
Fire Doors - FAQ
What is a Fire Door?
A fire door is a crucial fire safety measure designed to provide fire resistance and prevent the spread of fire and smoke in the event of a fire. These fire-resisting door sets are specifically engineered to delay the spread of fire, offering valuable time for evacuation and fire suppression. A flat entrance door must meet specific standards to be considered a fire door.