FAQ – Paragon Group NW

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a fire safety door?
A fire safety door is a specialised door designed to prevent the spread of fire and smoke, providing occupants more time to evacuate and protecting property.
Why are fire doors important?
Fire doors play a critical role in compartmentalising a building during a fire, slowing its spread and limiting damage.
Where should fire doors be installed?
Fire doors are typically installed in corridors, stairwells, and exits of commercial and residential buildings to comply with fire safety regulations.
Are your fire doors certified?
Yes, all our fire doors comply with [insert relevant standards like BS 476, EN 1634-1, or NFPA 80] and are tested to meet fire resistance requirements.
How can I ensure my fire door meets regulations?
Proper installation, maintenance, and certification are crucial. Our experts can help with inspections to ensure compliance.
What fire ratings do your doors have?
We offer doors with fire ratings ranging from 30 minutes (FD30) to 120 minutes (FD120) of fire resistance.
Do you provide installation services?
Yes, we offer professional installation services to ensure your fire door meets all safety standards.
How often should fire doors be inspected?
Fire doors should be inspected at least every six months or immediately if they show signs of damage or wear.
Can I install a fire door myself?
It’s recommended to have a certified professional install fire doors to ensure they are effective and compliant.
Can fire doors be customised?
Yes, we offer customisation options such as size, material, finish, and vision panels to suit your building’s aesthetic and functional needs.
Do fire doors come with smoke seals?
Yes, our fire doors include intumescent seals that expand in heat and smoke seals to prevent smoke from passing through.
Are fire doors soundproof?
Many fire doors also provide soundproofing properties, depending on their construction and design.