INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE, REPAIR
Fire doors and their regular maintenance are critical components of a building’s fire safety measures. These doors play a pivotal role in containing fires, limiting their spread, and providing safe evacuation routes for occupants. By contributing to compartmentalization strategies, fire doors help minimize damage to property and assets. Compliance with regulatory standards and insurance requirements is essential, as non-compliance can lead to legal consequences and jeopardize safety. Additionally, fire doors integrate with early detection and suppression systems, enhancing the overall effectiveness of a building’s fire protection. Regular maintenance is crucial to ensuring the proper functionality of fire doors, addressing issues promptly, and maintaining a high level of safety for both occupants and property.
A fire-resisting door, commonly known as a fire door, along with its frame and hardware, facilitates the movement of people and objects within a fire compartment wall. When closed, a fire door limits the spread of fire and smoke to a consistent level of effectiveness.
Yes, fire doors must be maintained 2 times per year, in accordance with Irish Standards.
"Fire Door 30 minutes" - It refers to the maximum time it protects against a fire. Typically 30 and 60 minutes. The "S" stands for smoke protection, meaning a door with special seal to prevent the spread of smoke too.