Forza Doors today announces it will supply all fire doors, washroom doors and panels as part of a £500,000 package at 105 Victoria Street, Westminster. The central London scheme will be the UK’s largest fully electric, net-zero office development, delivered…
Fire doors in high-density housing – post Grenfell
The day after the Grenfell Tower tragedy I received a call from a seasoned public-sector fire-safety expert and they said: ‘There is more to this than the cladding you know… the fire doors!’ As it turns out, there was much…
FPA develops new fire compartmentation and door survey technology
The FPA’s expert surveyors have been conducting comprehensive, non-destructive fire compartmentation surveys and delivering detailed reports for several years. We are delighted to announce that we have recently developed new technology to significantly improve the outputs for our customers. New…
Distinction Doors launches new fire-door system
Distinction Doors is proud to introduce a totally new and fully compliant FD30 composite fire-door system, through new brand, fds (fire door systems). The new system, Neuma fds has consistently proven fire resistance with 44 individual test specimens subject to…
Schueco Jansen announces Range of Unlatched, Non-Rebated, Single-Acting Steel Fire Doors
A comprehensive range of unlatched, non-rebated, single-acting fire doors is now available from leading European steel specialist Schueco Jansen. These systems offer a solution for every application, including screens and partition walls. All the systems have a sleek modern look…
Fire Doors and Egress Doors Inspection and Maintenance webinar slated for January 17, 2019
Fire Smarts, in partnership with Telgian, will present a training webinar, “Fire Doors and Egress Doors Inspection and Maintenance” on January 17. This webinar will be based on NFPA 101: Life Safety Code and NFPA 80: Standard for Fire Doors…
New Smartphone App to cut Risk of Fire Injury – and Fire Door Fines
Major retailers and entertainment venues are risking the safety of customers – as well as incurring fines of up to £2,000 per incident and two years’ imprisonment – by failing to ensure fire doors are unlocked during times of occupancy.…