Fire Door

Fire Door

A fire door is a specially designed door with fire-resistant properties, primarily intended to prevent the spread of fire and smoke within a building. Fire doors are a critical component of fire safety and are commonly used in various types of structures, including residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.

Fire Resistance: Fire doors are constructed with materials that can withstand high temperatures for a specified period, usually measured in hours. The door’s fire rating indicates how long it can resist fire and heat.
Self-closing Mechanism: Fire doors are typically equipped with a self-closing mechanism, such as a door closer, to ensure that they automatically close and latch when not in use, thus preventing the spread of fire and smoke.
Intumescent Seals: Many fire doors have intumescent seals around the edges. These seals expand when exposed to heat, filling gaps between the door and frame, providing additional protection against smoke and fire.
Fire-rated Hardware: Fire doors often come with fire-rated locks, handles, hinges, and other hardware to maintain their fire resistance.
Fire Exit Hardware: In some cases, fire doors serve as emergency exits, so they are equipped with panic bars or other hardware to allow quick egress during emergencies.

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