Fire Rated Door

Fire Rated Doors are specially engineered to resist fire, control smoke, and provide safe evacuation time during emergencies. Built using high-strength GI, Steel, or Composite materials, these doors are filled with fire-resistant cores such as Rockwool or Mineral Wool, ensuring certified protection for 60 to 120 minutes. Designed for industrial, commercial, and residential applications, Fire Rated Doors help prevent fire spread and safeguard critical zones. With high-quality hardware, intumescent fire seals, reinforced frames, and precision manufacturing, these doors deliver unmatched safety, reliability, and durability. Ideal for malls, hospitals, factories, hotels, offices, staircases, electrical rooms, and service shafts.

Our Features of Fire Rated Door

Fire Resistance Rating: Designed to withstand fire for a specific period, usually ranging from 30 minutes to 3 hours, depending on building regulations and safety requirements.
Durable Construction: Made from materials such as steel, solid timber, or composite cores that can endure high temperatures without warping or collapsing.
Smoke Seals and Intumescent Strips: Equipped with intumescent seals that expand when exposed to heat, sealing gaps to prevent the passage of smoke and flames.
Thermal Insulation: Limits the transfer of heat to the non-fire side, reducing the risk of ignition of adjacent areas.
Sturdy Hardware: Fitted with fire-rated hinges, locks, and handles designed to maintain functionality even under extreme heat.
Compliance with Standards: Manufactured and tested according to national or international fire safety standards, ensuring reliable performance during emergencies.
Low Maintenance: Resistant to warping, corrosion, and wear, requiring minimal maintenance while providing long-term protection.
Aesthetic Versatility: Available in various finishes and designs, allowing integration with interior and exterior décor without compromising safety.

Uses of Fire-Rated Doors

Fire-rated doors play a vital role in enhancing safety in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Their primary uses include:

Life Safety: Provide a safe escape route by containing fire and smoke, allowing occupants more time to evacuate during emergencies.
Protection of Property: Prevent the spread of fire to adjacent areas, safeguarding valuable assets, equipment, and infrastructure.
Compartmentalization: Divide buildings into fire zones or compartments, limiting fire and smoke to the area of origin and reducing overall damage.
Compliance with Fire Safety Regulations: Help buildings meet national or local fire safety codes, ensuring legal compliance and safety certification.
Smoke Control: Equipped with seals that prevent smoke from spreading, improving visibility and air quality in escape routes.
Enhanced Security: Fire-rated doors often combine strength with fire resistance, adding an extra layer of security against forced entry.
Industrial and Commercial Applications: Commonly used in factories, warehouses, hospitals, laboratories, and commercial complexes where fire hazards are high.
Integration with Fire Safety Systems: Can work in conjunction with alarms, sprinkler systems, and emergency exits to improve overall fire management.