Fire Door Installation

Sullyform fire doors installation service enables each of our clients to have a full and comprehensive installation certificate of 10 identifiable points, along with full test and data sheets of all materials used. Sullyform Fire Door’s installation service ensures our clients have a full and comprehensive installation certificate, along with full test and data sheets of all materials used. Our fire door installation service is certified under the BM Trada Q Mark scheme. We will also provide our clients with a full O & M manual (Operations & Maintenance) which ensures that you are compliant with Regulation 38 under the Buildings Regulations of England & Wales and be able to provide ‘as built information’, this is a requirement of the person who is responsible for the premises. To ensure that you have covered your responsibilities regarding fire door installation, we will provide photographs and particular proof of the intumescent fire stopping between the door lining and structural opening. The importance of fire doors installation - Installation of fire doors is as important as the product specification itself and should only be carried out by someone who is competent, has been specifically trained to install fire doors and understands their responsibilities. Fire doors that are incorrectly installed with incompatible components can invalidate certification and will not provide compliant protection for occupants or the building. Incorrectly installed fire doors can lead to some of the following risks: · The fire door will not perform in the event of a fire, causing fire and smoke spread through the building, creating danger to the occupants and firefighters responding in an emergency. · The building is not properly protected and property insurances may be invalidated. · If you are legally responsible for ensuring that fire doors are installed correctly you are liable and can be prosecuted if it is proved that they are incorrect. · The certification of the fire door is INVALIDATED and you have no guarantee that the product will perform in a fire.