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Inspector checking the self-closing device on a flat entrance door in a residential corridor.

Service 02 · Inspect

Fire Door Inspections

Understand doorset condition through systematic inspection and evidence-based reporting.

Purpose

Clear findings for informed decisions.

Independent inspection helps you understand the condition of your fire doors, identify defects and determine where adjustment, repair, further investigation or replacement may be appropriate. Decisions follow evidence, condition and risk rather than assumption.

The work may consider

  • Door leaf and frame
  • Door-to-frame and threshold gaps
  • Hinges and self-closing devices
  • Intumescent and smoke seals
  • Glazing, locks and ironmongery
  • Visible damage, alteration and identification

Intended outcome

Door-by-door findings with measurements, observations and clear defect information.

Fire door explorer

Look beyond the door leaf.

A systematic inspection considers the doorset, its components, condition and operation. Explore four common areas below.

Commercial fire door with closer, hinges, seals and safety signage
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Signage

Signs should be appropriate to the door’s role and remain clear and securely fixed.

This explorer introduces common inspection areas. It is not a substitute for a competent, building-specific inspection.

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