Bespoke Certified Fire Door Installation

Ryan Marron • June 10, 2026

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Another fire safety challenge completed.

Sometimes improving fire safety means literally creating a new way out.


What was once a solid blockwork wall is now a fully compliant means of escape route, helping to improve safety for everyone using this busy manufacturing facility.


This project involved creating a new opening through a substantial blockwork wall and installing a new fire-rated double door set, all within a live factory environment with constant foot traffic and ongoing operations.


The full scope of works included:


Installation of a new fire-rated double door set
New Fireline board construction to the surrounding wall details
Plastering and making good of all affected wall surfaces
Firestopping to a concealed head-of-wall detail above the suspended ceiling
Full integration into the building's fire strategy and means of escape provisions


Working in occupied and operational environments requires more than just technical expertise. Careful planning, effective communication, and robust safety controls ensured the works were completed with minimal disruption to the client's day-to-day activities.


The result is a clean, compliant installation that not only improves life safety but also blends seamlessly into the existing building.


Projects like this may look straightforward once completed, but a lot of work goes on behind the scenes to deliver them safely and efficiently.



A fantastic effort from the team involved.

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