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Internal Fire Resistant Doorset Solutions

An internal fire door is a door with a fire-resistance rating and is used as part of a passive fire protection system to reduce the spread of fire and smoke between separate compartments of a structure and to enable safe egress from a building or structure.

Fire-resistant Doorsets

Commonly a flat entrance door (FED) mostly, the only entry point in to a dwelling, and leads into a protected corridor. Other examples include a door between protected corridors (cross corridor doors), or a dwelling and garage or service/ storage area within a protected corridor. Are doors where resistance to fire and spread of smoke is a requirement.

Some of the above application must include a self closing device, where others must be kept closed/ locked. These doorsets are subject to testing under BS476 or EN1634 series, where a product range is detailed as part of an extensive testing programme and professional assessment under a controlled document known as a field of application.

The field of application is produced by an approved body and is for what is commonly known as ‘national application’.

Composite Fire, Smoke & Security Doorset Solutions

A range of 30 minute fire doors are available from our manufacturing partners, including solid and glazed door styles, with or without toplights, fanlights and sidelights.

All door styles are available externally in white, blue, red or anthracite grey and internally white as standard. All door leafs, glazing and intumescent materials are supplied from 3rd party accredited manufacturing facilities.

Timber Fire, Smoke & Security Doorset Solutions

A range of 30 minute and 60 minute door designs are available from our manufacturing partners, including solid and glazed door styles, with or without toplights, fanlights and sidelights.

All door styles are available in a number of finishes. All door leafs, glazing and intumescent materials are supplied from 3rd party accredited manufacturing facilities.

AV2 autoLocking System

All timber door sets are fire tested from both the inside and outside of the door, with an average of 40 minutes fire integrity resistance for the 30 minute performance requirement.

Although both EN 1634 and BS476 can be used for fire testing as part of the current legislation, Winkhaus only use EN 1643 for all primary fire and smoke testing as it is the more onerous and modern standard.

Internal Composite Doors

Internal Timber Doors

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