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Even the best fire door can fail if the perimeter gap is sealed incorrectly. Discover why using fire-tested foam is an essential part of a compliant fire door installation and how it helps maintain fire performance where it matters most.

Recent fire safety enforcement in Windsor highlights the growing importance of ongoing fire door compliance, documentation and accountability for Responsible Persons.

Choosing the right fire doors can feel overwhelming, especially with so many rules, standards, and product options to consider. That’s why we’ve put together this easy-to-follow guide answering the most common questions about fire doors in the UK. From legal requirements to product quality and maintenance tips, you’ll find straightforward answers that help you stay compliant, protect your property, and make confident buying decisions.

Not sure where to get your fire doors? Our guide compares leading UK suppliers, from pricing and design options to compliance and support, so you can choose the one that fits your needs with confidence.

Fire Door Safety Week 2025 is happening from 22 to 26 September, and we’re proud to support this vital campaign in raising awareness around the importance of properly installed and...

What is a CE mark and why does it matter for fire protection? Learn the difference between CE-marked and third-party certified passive fire products. Understand how to identify compliant fire collars, grilles, and sealants to meet UK fire safety standards.

Passive fire protection works in silence, active systems respond with action. While active fire protection like alarms and sprinklers rely on sensors or human intervention, passive fire protection is always working in the background. It’s built into your walls, seals, and doors, slowing fire, blocking smoke, and protecting lives without needing to be triggered.

When it comes to passive fire protection for pipes, two of the most commonly used solutions are pipe wraps and pipe closers. While they serve a similar purpose (preventing the...

Passive fire protection (PFP) is one of the most important, yet often overlooked, components of a building’s fire safety strategy. Unlike active systems such as alarms or sprinklers, passive fire...

Imagine a raging turf fire roaring through dry grass. Now picture if that fire could slip through a tiny gap behind your sofa or under your kitchen sink. That's exactly...

Fire safety requirements have been in force for many years in the UK, this legislation was introduced following a number of tragic incidents and from the early days after the...