Reliable, fully qualified and accredited
Fire doors are the best defence when it comes to preventing a
blaze from spreading from room to room within commercial
buildings.
As one of the leading providers of fire safety services in the South East, Safe Fire Protection supply, install and maintain fire doors within all types of premises, from hospitals and schools to care homes and offices.
Fire doors represent an essential part of any fire stopping policy, as they can prevent smoke and flames from spreading quickly through a building.
This can both allow those within to escape to a place of safety and grant extra time for the fire and rescue service to attend and tackle the fire before it does too much damage.
Providing effective and regular fire alarm maintenance to all customers
Fire Door Installation
But just having fire doors isn’t enough – they need to be professionally installed considering the extensive regulations that govern their use. This means that your fire door fitters need to incorporate elements such as intumescent seals that ensure there are no gaps for smoke to get through and self-closing devices so that the doors cannot be accidentally left open.
As well as effective fire doors from leading manufacturers, the team at Safe Fire Protection are also on hand to provide a range of fire door hardware items, including push bars, push pads, hinges, door closers, specially adapted letterboxes and more.
Fire Door Maintenance
Fire doors play a vital role not only in a building’s evacuation procedure but also in its passive fire protection, stopping flames and smoke from spreading room to room.
Regular inspections and fire door maintenance are a requirement of fire safety regulations, and the technicians at Safe Fire Protection are on hand to do just that. Whether a hospital, office, school or other commercial property, we can carry out one-off or regular testing of fire doors, checking for correct operation. We check all mechanical components, such as hinges, push bars, push pads, fire safe letterboxes, handles and more, as well as testing intumescent seals for excessive wear and tear.
