Question 1

How often should fire doors be inspected?

Accepted Answer

Fire doors must be inspected every six months according to Irish fire safety regulations. Riser doors and other specialized fire doors may require only annual inspections. Regular inspections ensure compliance and safety.

Question 2

What is a 30-point fire door inspection?

Accepted Answer

Our comprehensive 30-point inspection covers all critical components of your fire doors including: door frame integrity, hinges, handles, intumescent strips, smoke seals, door closers, glass panels, signage, gaps and clearances, and overall operational function.

Question 3

What fire rating do I need for my doors?

Accepted Answer

Fire doors are rated FD30, FD60, or FD90, indicating the minutes of fire resistance. The required rating depends on your building type, location, and local fire regulations. Our inspectors can advise on the correct rating for your specific situation.

Question 4

What buildings require fire door compliance?

Accepted Answer

All commercial buildings, offices, schools, hospitals, care homes, apartment blocks, and industrial facilities require fire door compliance. Building managers and owners are legally responsible for ensuring fire doors meet government safety legislation.

Question 5

What happens if my fire doors fail inspection?

Accepted Answer

If issues are found during inspection, our team of specialist carpenters can repair or replace components to bring your doors into compliance. You'll receive a detailed report and asset register upon completion.

Question 6

Is fire door compliance required for insurance?

Accepted Answer

Yes, most building insurance policies include fire door compliance as a condition of cover. Non-compliance could invalidate your insurance in the event of a fire-related claim.

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