Fire hazards are unanticipated but they can be prevented only if appropriate fire safety measures are put in place. Fire doors can help slow or prevent the spread of fire and smoke. They resist the penetration of heat and flames to slow the fire for a specified time period and provide “safe” additional time for people to exit the building.

Fire doors are made of a combination of materials such as glass, steel, timber, aluminium or galvanized iron.

Benefits of Fire Doors

Protect occupants from the risk of fire

Means of safe egress to an open space & allow building occupants to evacuate safely

Resist fire, smoke & fumes for longer period of time & protect occupants from injuries

Minimise property damage due to fire accidents

Fire hazards are unanticipated but they can be prevented only if appropriate fire safety measures are put in place. Fire doors can help slow or prevent the spread of fire and smoke. They resist the penetration of heat and flames to slow the fire for a specified time period and provide “safe” additional time for people to exit the building.

Fire doors are made of a combination of materials such as glass, steel, timber, aluminium or galvanized iron.

Benefits of Fire Doors

Protect occupants from the risk of fire

Means of safe egress to an open space & allow building occupants to evacuate safely

Resist fire, smoke & fumes for longer period of time & protect occupants from injuries

Minimise property damage due to fire accidents