Tested and certified fire doors installed in Worthing and West Sussex

At Pavilion Glass Ltd we take the quality of our fire safety products very seriously. That is why we ensure that all of our fire doors have been approved by CERTIFIRE, a highly-regarded, independent and international certification scheme that assures absolute top-quality performance, reliability and traceability of fire protection products. This gives our customers the peace of mind that the fire door has been fully tested by a third party certification body and complies with the highest level of security accreditation.

We also use installers who are proud members of BM Trada, the leading third party certification and training scheme. BM Trada is the only scheme recognised and accepted for work on government buildings and council owned freeholds as well as domestic premises.

We can come to your home and work place and check to see if your doors are Fire Resistant and suitable for the building they serve. Incorrect doors are usually found by a Fire Risk Assessment or an onsite check.

Fire Doors and frames can be installed to offer 30 minutes or 60 minutes fire resistance, it is also very important that doors have the correct frame and fitment to the wall to achieved this. The correct hinges, locks, seals and closers must also be compliant with regulations.

If you think you may need your doors checked or replaced give us a call today for a free no obligation quote.

5 Step Fire Door Check & Fire Doors in blocks of Flats

Pavilion Glass supply and install Emergency Exit/Panic Doors throughout East and West Sussex.

Using the fully sculptured and reinforced profiles the single or double doors can be supplied in vast array of colours. Each door has been tested by a notified test lab to BS EN179, EN1125, EN1935, and PR En13633in compliance with the Construction Products Regulation.

Building regulations require all public building to have a minimum number of fire and emergency exits, and crash bars are required to allow people to pass through without a reduction in speed. Doors that are used for exiting only do not require a handle on the outside but can have one fitted to create a two-way door. The bar can be locked in a neutral position allowing it to be opened from both sides.

Our panic doors are designed to be installed in any public building, from schools, hospitals and health centres, to airports, libraries, sports venues and many more. It is essential that visitors can operate the emergency/panic door effortlessly in the event of an emergency, whilst also providing safety and security. Residential doors can also be supplied with panic bars fitted, adding to the security of building.

BM TRADA is a UKAS accredited certification body which provides independent third party certification fire services for manufacturing, installation and maintenance service for fire doors and a fire stopping installation certification scheme.

The schemes aim to raise the on-going standard of manufacture, installation and maintenance throughout the lifetime of fire doors ensuring the product’s fire resistance capabilities are maintained.

There is a legal requirement for manufacturers of fire doors to demonstrate the ability of their products to resist the passage and spread of fire. However, if they are not properly installed, their fire resistance capabilities can be seriously compromised. The BM TRADA Q-Mark Fire Door Installation scheme has been designed to provide reassurance to specifiers, contractors and end users that the product they have chosen has been installed correctly and that it should perform as intended.