Flush Fire Doors

Flush Fire Doors comprise mainly contemporary designs, but flush fire doors can be equally fitting in both modern and period properties, depending on your interior design theme. The flush doors have a flat surface, sometimes with a panelled effect given by "v" grooves cut into the face or alternating woodgrain patterns. With Online Door Store you do not need to compromise style for efficiency. All doors have an FD30 rating for a thirty minute barrier against the danger of fire. We have a choice of FD30 flush doors which will match the style and design of their standard and glazed counterparts. This means that you will not have to compromise on the look and feel of a room. Perfect if you need a standard door in one part of the room and a fire door in another part. There are oak, white primed, ash, walnut and abachi, charcoal and grey doors to browse. Also see the new range of white primed flush doors with modern geometric patterns. Please call for further details.

Explore Our Range of Flush Fire Doors

We have a wide variety of patterns suitable for internal flush fire doors that will suit any interior design. The flush fire doors match their standard counterparts so that you do not have to have different designs in the same area of the house. Where needed, some ranges also have a glazed counterpart. 

Take a look at our range, we’re sure you will find just what you are looking for.

Why fit a Fire Door?

Modern building regulations are very strict on the use of fire doors in certain instances. It may be that your architect has stipulated a fire door in certain areas. 

It is always good practice to separate a room with a source of fire such as a stove, fireplace, oven or hob from other areas of the house. In this way, if an accident should occur, the fire door can provide your family with vital extra time to make their escape. Our fire doors are FD30 rated to give thirty minutes of time before they burn through.

What is their purpose?

A flush fire door creates a passive fire safety system, protecting both domestic and commercial buildings from the spread of fire by confining it to a specific area for a longer period of time. 

This allows people within the building enough time to escape via alternative routes which might otherwise be cut off by fire.

They are a legal requirement for particular buildings, including for flats and commercial properties, but the prime purpose for fire doors is to save lives and halt the progress of a destructive fire.

Selection and Installation

Installation of fire doors must be done correctly, please see our help and advice section for further information on this critical element.

The intumescent strip is just one of the key components in a fire door. This runs around the edge where the door meets the door frame, helping to trap the smoke, and prevent it from spreading. 

The intumescent strip also helps in keeping flames from spreading beyond the door.

If you would like further help with your selection(s) please do not hesitate to give us a call on 0208 158 6700.