At FDS, we supply, manufacture, install and maintain fire doors for offices of all sizes — from small commercial units to large, multi-storey office buildings.
We also provide expert advice on where fire doors are required. So you can be confident of finding compliant solutions that keep people and property safe.
Interior doors, available in a range of sizes, materials and finishes.
Doors that fit your space and support the flow of personnel.
30-minute fire doors — the standard specification for most office buildings.
Glazed fire doors to increase natural light and visibility between spaces.
The exact requirements for your office depend on its size, layout, number of occupants and risk profile.
If you’re unsure where you need fire doors for your office, an FDS fire safety survey provides a clear plan of action.
Your office fire doors have to meet safety regulations. They should also complement your interior design.
At FDS, we manufacture made-to-measure commercial fire doors in any size and finish.
Single, double or leaf-and-a-half. Timber veneer or durable laminate in a choice of colours. Glazed panels for light and visibility. A wide range of door handles and hardware.
Whatever the design and layout of your office, we can engineer fire doors that blend in seamlessly.
Fire doors should always be fitted by a certified fire door installer. It’s the only way to guarantee compliance, and to know for sure that your doors will perform in a real fire.
Our team of installers fit office fire doors to the precise tolerances required. They can handle single fire door replacements and large-scale projects, too.
Whatever the installation, they keep disruption to a minimum and provide all necessary documentation.
Put together, that means a streamlined fire door project and total peace of mind.
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Yes. According to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and Building Regulations – Approved Document B, fire doors are required in most office buildings — along escape routes, at stairwells and between fire compartments.
Exact requirements depend on your building’s size, layout and risk profile.
Most offices require FD30 fire doors. These provide 30 minutes of fire resistance. FD60 doors are required in higher-risk areas such as plant rooms, server rooms and stairwells in taller buildings. Your fire risk assessment will specify the required rating for each location.
Yes. Glazed fire doors are a popular choice for modern offices. They allow natural light to pass through and maintain visibility between spaces, while still providing certified fire protection.
You can get fire doors with glazed panels and doors that are primarily constructed from glass. Either way, for a glazed door to be fire-rated, glazing must have been tested to the required FD rating as part of a complete fire doorset.
The responsible person in your business should carry out regular visual checks. That means looking for damage to the door leaf, checking seals and ensuring closers are functioning correctly. You should also book a professional inspection at least once every six months.
Only trained and certified installers should install office fire doors. Even small errors made when fitting a fire door can result in non-compliance. The fire door may not perform as it should in a real fire.
All FDS fire door installers are fully accredited and experienced in office fire door projects.
Yes. All FDS fire doors come with a one-year warranty as standard.
