Emergency Fire Doors London & Surrey

Fire Doors FAQs

There is a wide range of fire doors that covers different levels of protection. For instance, every fire door is given an individual rating that will give an indication of how many minutes it would be able to resist a fire. Our expert advisors can advise as to which fire doors would be the most suitable for your premises and situation.

Is Scutum London able to supply different designs of fire doors?

Yes. We understand that doors form part of the general aesthetic in many buildings, and that you’ll want your fire doors to fit in with their overall surroundings. That’s why we offer options such as oak, steel and glazed doors that can provide an attractive finish as well as effective fire protection.

In which areas do Scutum London provide fire doors?

Scutum London operates across a wide area covering London, Surrey and the South East of England. If you’re not sure whether your premises are in our area, take a look at our Branches page, or give us a call for more information and advice.

Does Scutum London provide free quotes for fire doors?

We do. We understand how important fire safety is and that you want to know that you’re getting the best possible advice, together with clear pricing, before committing yourself to such an important decision. Just give us a call to arrange a free site visit and a free quotation to provide fire doors to your premises.

Why are fire doors important?

Fire doors can play a key role in preventing the spread of a fire through a building. By ensuring that a fire is contained within a specific area, time is allowed for anyone within the building to make good their escape. The minimum rating for one of our fire doors is FD30, which means that it can contain a fire for up to 30 minutes.

Are fire doors a legal requirement?

While fire doors are not in themselves a legal requirement, fire risk assessments will often specify the need for them in many types of buildings, including schools, hospitals, care homes and many commercial premises. Where a fire risk assessment has specified the need for fire doors to be fitted, they then become a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

Still have a question about Scutum London?

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