All public, and many residential, buildings will have fire doors installed both internally and externally – these doors perform vital safety functions in the wellbeing…
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Why Buy Pre-Hung Fire Doors
Anybody undertaking a building project of any kind, be it a whole new construction or a conversion, should consider pre-hung fire doors for your project….
Read MoreHow To Select The Right Commercial Interior Doors
An important part of any building or development are the doors selected – commercial buildings often have door considerations other than simply as entrances or…
Read MoreA Helpful Checklist For Pre Hung Commercial Doorsets
All commercial buildings – offices, retail, and hospitality outlets amongst these – are required to have approved fire doors throughout the property. This is especially…
Read MoreInternal fire doors to meet all your office requirements
All work environments have to treat safety of the staff and visitors as the first priority, and, as such, need to be fitted throughout with…
Read MoreBespoke internal doors for architects and building projects
When it comes to residential developments, the tiniest details matter. From sleek, minimalist styles to opulent and ornate tastes, the choice of doors can make…
Read MoreFire safety for tenants in rented accommodation
While landlords are primarily responsible for the implementation of fire safety in any private rented accommodation, it is essential that tenants are aware of their…
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Fire doors save lives, both by containing the spread of a fire and providing a means to escape. There are strict regulations and guidelines governing…
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Homeowners are beginning to take fire safety a great deal more seriously. Increasingly, people are realising that it makes sense to apply the same risk…
Read MoreThe importance of fire doors in rental homes
Landlords are required under the ‘2005 Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order (FSO)’ to ensure that their tenants and properties are safe. They are described as…
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