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Fire Door Installation Certificate

A Fire Door Installation Certificate confirms that fire doors have been correctly installed in accordance with BS 8214 and the manufacturer's specifications to achieve their rated fire resistance (FD30, FD60, etc.). It covers door leaf, frame, ironmongery, intumescent seals, and closer inspection.

BS 8214 (fire door assemblies), Building Regulations Approved Document B, Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005Valid: One-off (6-monthly inspection recommended)

What it covers

  • Door leaf condition and fire rating
  • Frame installation and gaps (3mm max)
  • Intumescent strips and smoke seals
  • Self-closing device operation
  • Ironmongery (hinges, handles, locks)
  • Glazing and signage compliance

Who needs a Fire Door Cert?

Building owners
Facilities managers
Landlords (HMOs)
Care home operators

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Frequently asked questions about Fire Door Cert

How do I know if a fire door is installed correctly?
Key checks include: gaps around the door no more than 3mm, intumescent strips and smoke seals fitted, three CE-marked hinges, working self-closing device, and the correct fire rating label visible on top of the door.
How often should fire doors be inspected?
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order requires that fire doors are maintained in working order. Best practice (per BS 8214) is to inspect fire doors every 6 months. A formal certificate should be issued at installation and after significant maintenance.

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