FIRE DOOR SUPPLY & INSTALLATION
Specialists in supplying and installing fire doors
Rhodes specialises in the installation of certified fire doors, providing fire door services primarily to occupied buildings, as well as key new building projects.
We provide fire door services to a range of sectors including student accommodation, healthcare, social housing, commercial & high-rise residential buildings.
Student Accomodation
Healthcare
High Rise Buildings
Social Housing
Commercial
The Importance of Fire Doors
Fire doors play a crucial role in mitigating the effects of fires. The specialised design of a fire door make them resistant to the spread of fire and smoke, providing essential compartments that contain fire within a specific area.
Through their fire resistant properties, self closing mechanisms and intumescent seals, fire doors also minimise the amount of damage due to their design. By confining the fire to its origin, fire doors limit the destruction and help preserve valuable assets, along with protecting lives.
Our Fire Door Services
Working on time and on budget, Rhodes utilise cutting edge technology to improve customer service, delivering the following range of fire door specialisms:
– Fire Door Hinges
– Fire Door Glazing
– Fire Door Hardware
– Air Transfer Grilles
– Fire Door Closing Devices
– Intumescent Strips
– Signage
– Pre-Planned Maintenance Packages
Frequently Asked Questions
We've put together some of the commonly asked questions about our Fire Door Supply & Installation service, but if you can't find the answers you're looking for, please feel free to click the button to get in touch.
Yes. Our fire door installers are certificated and hold the BM TRADA Q-Mark from the Fire Door Installation/Maintenance scheme.
At Rhodes, we always prioritise repair over replacement and over the last 5 years, we have remediated 60% of all fire doors - only installing new ones when necessary.
Due to the nature of fire doors being used in a functional way on a regular basis, they are at greater risk of damage and abuse, seriously compromising the fire protection in your building. This is why it’s key to ensure regular inspections and remediation, preventing the need for replacement, and more importantly, ensuring your buildings remain compliant.