Fire Rated Doors Meaning

These specialist doors are tested against the elements and purpose built to withstand roaring fires for as long as possible.

Fire rated doors meaning.

Fire rated doors are used in buildings to prevent the passage of fire and smoke between two compartments or areas. The term fire rated means that the door when installed properly is not supposed to combust during a certain time period in the average fire. To put it simply fire doors save lives. Customized fire doors are available for conveyor openings.

A fire rated door is a very heavy door made of materials like metal or gypsum. A fire door is a door with a fire resistance rating sometimes referred to as a fire protection rating for closures used as part of a passive fire protection system to reduce the spread of fire and smoke between separate compartments of a structure and to enable safe egress from a building or structure or ship. By definition a fire rated door is an entryway or door manufactured with the purpose to resist spreading fire if any part of your commercial structure catches fire. They enable buildings to compartmentalise and delay the spread of fire from one area to another.

The fireking fire doors are fire rated rolling service doors which offer superior protection wherever a listed fire door is required. If a fire breaks out in your kitchen with fire rated doors in place and with all doors closed the fire will take longer to spread to the dining room and break room.