Fire Doors

Certified fire door installation, inspections and maintenance to ensure full compliance with UK fire safety regulations. We supply and install FD30 and FD60 fire doors, helping to contain fire and smoke, protect escape routes and keep your building compliant.

Fire doors are designed to resist fire for a specified period, helping to contain fire within a compartment and prevent the spread of smoke.

Tested and compliant fire door installation aligned with current UK fire safety legislation.

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The Purpose of Fire Doors

Fire doors are designed to contain fire and smoke within specific areas of a building, maintaining the integrity of fire compartments and protecting evacuation routes. If a fire door fails to close correctly or is improperly installed, it can allow fire and smoke to spread rapidly, increasing the risk to life and causing greater damage to the building.

Fire doors are a key component of a building’s fire strategy and are required across commercial, residential and public sector buildings.

Trusted Fire Door Installation Specialists

Lincs Firestop provides the supply, installation and upgrading of fire-rated door systems across a wide range of projects. Our experienced team installs fully certified fire doors, including FD30 and FD60 systems, ensuring each installation meets current UK fire safety regulations and manufacturer standards.

We also carry out remedial works, repairs and maintenance to ensure fire doors remain compliant and perform as intended throughout their lifespan.

Fully Certified & Test-Backed Fire Door Sets (1)

Where Fire Doors Are Installed

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Corridors and protected escape routes

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Stairwells and fire escape routes

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Residential apartment buildings

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Commercial and office buildings

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Hospitals, schools and public buildings

Comprehensive Fire Door Services

Fire Door Installation

Supply and installation of certified fire-rated door systems designed to contain fire and protect escape routes.

Fire Door Upgrades & Remedial Works

Upgrading existing doors and carrying out repairs to ensure compliance with current fire safety standards.

Fire Door Inspections & Surveys

Detailed inspections to assess the condition and compliance of fire door assemblies, including all key components.

Ongoing Maintenance & Compliance

Regular maintenance services to ensure fire doors remain fully operational and compliant with regulations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a quote for passive fire protection services?

We begin with a site visit or review of drawings and scope. From there, we provide a clear, transparent quotation based on the required works. For complex projects, surveys can be carried out first to ensure accuracy and compliance from the outset.

How do I know if I need fire stopping or passive fire protection services?

If your building has service penetrations, risers, ducts, or compartment walls and floors, fire stopping is required. This is especially important following refurbishments, M&E works, or changes in building use. A passive fire inspection or compartmentation survey will identify any defects or non-compliant areas.

How do you ensure fire stopping work is compliant?

All installations follow manufacturer-tested systems and relevant British Standards. We carry out quality checks, photographic evidence capture, and provide detailed documentation to support compliance, audits, and building safety records.

What passive fire protection services do you provide?

Our services include fire stopping installations, compartmentation surveys, penetration sealing, fire barriers, fire door works, remedial fire protection, and inspection and reporting. All works are carried out using tested, compliant systems and installed to current regulations.

What types of buildings does Lincs Firestop work in?

We work across a wide range of sectors, including commercial buildings, industrial units, healthcare facilities, education settings, residential developments, and social housing. Our services are tailored to the specific compliance and safety requirements of each environment.

Why is passive fire protection so important?

Passive fire protection is critical because it helps contain fire and smoke within a building, protecting escape routes, reducing structural damage, and saving lives. Properly installed passive fire systems ensure a building performs as designed in the event of a fire and remains compliant with UK fire safety legislation.

Speak to Our Fire Door Experts

Whether you’re installing new fire doors or reviewing existing systems, Lincs Firestop can provide expert fire door solutions tailored to your building.