HomeAboutServices Service Areas Our WorkReviewsContactOffice01698 598193Mobile07488 899411 Request Estimate - HomeServicesSteel Fire DoorsSteel Fire Doors · Scotland-Wide # Certified Steel Fire DoorInstallation Across Scotland —FD30 to FD120, Fully Documented. Third-party certified steel fire doorsets supplied and installed for commercial, industrial and public-sector premises — with full compliance documentation, ironmongery scheduling and intumescent specification handed over on completion. Request a Site Survey 01698 59819307488 899411 Fully insured · Certified installation · Documented compliance for insurer and Fire Service audit. FD30–FD120 Ratings supplied Certifire Third-party certified Full Documentation pack 25+ Years' experience Scotland Nationwide coverage Overview ## What we do, who it's for, and why it matters. ### What it is A steel fire door is a tested doorset assembly — leaf, frame, intumescent seals, ironmongery and glazing — certified to resist fire and smoke for a defined period (FD30, FD60, FD90 or FD120 minutes). The door, frame, hinges, locks, closer and seals are all tested together; substituting any component breaks the certification. ### Who it's for Building owners, facilities managers, main contractors, fire engineers, housing associations, public-sector estate teams and industrial operators with statutory fire compartmentation obligations. ### When you need it You need a fire door specialist at new-build, on a fire risk assessment finding, after damage to an existing fire door, when changing the use of a compartment, or when a fire door inspection has flagged non-compliant components. ### Why a specialist matters Fire doors are the most heavily regulated building component most operators own. Since the post-Grenfell regulatory tightening, certification, traceability and competence of installer are scrutinised by insurers, the SFRS and (where applicable) the building owner under the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005. A non-certified install is, in regulatory terms, no fire door at all. The Cost of Inaction ## What happens when the problem is left. Fire door non-compliance does not announce itself until the worst possible moment. The vast majority of failed inspections come down to small details — wrong gap, missing intumescent, swapped hinge, removed closer. ### Catastrophic life safety risk A failed fire door is the single biggest factor in fire spread between compartments — and the most preventable. ### Personal liability under Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 Designated 'duty holders' are personally liable for fire safety failings in non-domestic premises. ### Insurance invalidation Insurers routinely decline fire-related claims where compartmentation has been compromised by uncertified door alterations. ### Tenant and lease consequences Commercial leases almost always make the tenant responsible for compartmentation — non-compliance triggers dilapidations and remediation costs at lease end. ### Common mistakes we're called in to correct Substituting hinges, closers or locks without re-testing certification. - Drilling additional holes (cabling, signage) through the leaf or frame. - Wedging fire doors open with non-magnetic hold-opens. - Allowing painter or joiner to 'adjust' the leaf gap with planing. - Operating without a recorded six-monthly fire door inspection regime. Our Process ## A disciplined five-step delivery — survey to certification. 01 ### Survey & Compliance Audit We attend, measure the opening, identify the compartmentation requirement (FD30–FD120) and audit any existing assembly against current third-party certification. 02 ### Specification We specify the certified doorset — leaf, frame, hinges, closer, lock, intumescent, smoke seals and any vision panel — as a complete tested assembly. 03 ### Supply Doorsets are ordered as certified kits from third-party assessed manufacturers (Certifire / BWF) — every component traceable to test evidence. 04 ### Installation Trained fire door installers fit to manufacturer instructions, with intumescent collars, correct gaps, and certified ironmongery scheduling. 05 ### Certification & Handover We hand over a complete compliance pack — door schedule, certificates, ironmongery list, intumescent specification and as-installed photographs — suitable for SFRS and insurer audit. Benefits ## What you get — concrete, not generic. ### Verified life safety Every doorset installed as a tested certified kit — no substitution, no improvisation. ### Documented compliance Insurer-grade documentation pack on every install — protecting the duty holder personally. ### Scotland-wide coverage Programmes delivered across Scotland for multi-site facilities and housing portfolios. ### Single contractor accountability Survey, supply, install and certification under one ticket — no gaps between trades. ### Programmed for live buildings Out-of-hours installation in healthcare, hotels and education to avoid evacuation impact. ### Long-term inspection support Optional six-monthly fire door inspection programmes covering the building as a portfolio. Recent Steel Fire Doors ## Real installs across the Central Belt. Selected steel fire doors projects delivered by Complete Door Solutions — surveyed, installed and certified by our own engineers. See full portfolio GlasgowCentral BeltCentral BeltCentral BeltCentral BeltCentral Belt Specification Detail ## The detail that separates a 15-year asset from a 3-year liability. Fire door competence has become its own discipline. Since the introduction of Approved Document B revisions and the Building Safety Act framework, third-party certification of both the door and the installer is now industry standard. ### Materials we work with - Steel doorsets with mineral or rockwool cores rated FD30–FD120 - Galvanised steel frames with welded corners and integrated intumescent seals - Certified hinges (CE marked, fire tested) — typically three per leaf, four for FD90+ - Overhead and concealed door closers tested as part of the doorset assembly - Mortice locks, latches and panic hardware certified for fire-rated use - Intumescent and cold-smoke seals (Lorient, Pyroplex) appropriate to leaf rating ### Methods & systems - Survey to BS 8214 and BS 9999 compartmentation requirements - Installation to manufacturer's third-party assessed instructions - Gap setting (typically 2–4mm leaf-to-frame) measured with feeler gauges - Intumescent collar fitting around all penetrations - Photographic record of every install for the compliance pack - Six-monthly inspection regimes to BS 8214 / Regulation 10 standards ### Variations of this service FD30 single and double leaf doorsStandard 30-minute compartmentation — used for most commercial, retail and office compartmentation requirements. FD60 fire doors60-minute rating — used for higher-risk compartments, primary escape routes, and plant rooms. FD90 and FD120 industrial doorsUsed for industrial risers, heavy plant rooms and high-value asset protection — typically heavier double-leaf assemblies. Fire doors with vision panelsTested fire-rated glazing (Pyrobel, Pyroshield) integrated within certified leaf assemblies. Acoustic and security combined fire doorsDoorsets combining fire rating with acoustic Rw ratings or LPS security ratings — common in schools, courts and hotels. ### Where this applies - Commercial office compartmentation upgrades across Glasgow and Edinburgh - Hospital, care home and healthcare estate fire door programmes - Hotel and student accommodation corridor doorsets - Industrial and warehouse plant room and riser doors - Public-sector estate refurbishment and dilapidations remediation - Insurance-driven post-incident fire door reinstatement From a single replacement riser door in Falkirk to a 200-door portfolio refurbishment across Scotland, Complete Door Solutions delivers steel fire doors with the certification trail your insurer, fire engineer and duty holder require. FAQ ## Straight answers for serious buyers. Don't see your question? Call us — we'd rather have a 5-minute conversation than send a brochure. 01698 59819307488 899411 How much does a steel fire door installation cost?A certified FD30 single-leaf steel doorset typically costs £950 to £1,650 supplied and installed; FD60 doorsets £1,400 to £2,400. Larger double-leaf and FD90/120 assemblies cost more. Pricing always includes the full compliance documentation pack. What is the difference between FD30, FD60 and FD120? Are your fire doors third-party certified? Can you install fire doors in occupied buildings? Do you provide fire door inspection services? What happens if you find non-compliant existing doors? How long does installation take? What documentation do I receive? Do you cover the whole of Scotland? Can you replace a damaged fire door without compromising compartmentation? 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