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Title: Fire Resist Certified Fire-Rated Doors, Windows and Glazing Systems

Description: 
FireResist is a UK-based supplier and installer of certified fire-rated doors, windows, curtain walls, and smoke ventilation systems. All systems meet BS and EN fire resistance standards and are tailored for commercial, industrial, and residential projects.

Pages:

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/
  Title: Homepage Fire-Rated Systems
  Description: Learn about FireResists full range of fire safety products and services across the UK.
  FAQs:
    Q: What does FireResist specialize in?
    A: FireResist provides certified fire-rated doors, windows, partitions, and curtain wall systems.

    Q: Are FireResist products certified?
    A: Yes, all products meet UK and EU standards such as BS EN 1634 and BS 476.

    Q: Where does FireResist operate?
    A: FireResist provides services across London and the UK.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-doors-london/
  Title: Fire Doors London
  Description: Certified FD30 to FD120 fire doors supplied and installed across London.
  FAQs:
    Q: What types of fire doors are available?
    A: FD30, FD60, FD90, and FD120 rated fire doors are available.

    Q: Do you offer installation in London?
    A: Yes, professional installation is available throughout Greater London.

    Q: Are your fire doors compliant with UK regulations?
    A: Yes, all doors meet BS 476 and Building Regulations Part B.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rated-systems/fireproof-doors/
  Title: Fireproof Doors
  Description: Durable fireproof door systems forming essential parts of fire compartments in buildings.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is the purpose of a fireproof door?
    A: To prevent fire and smoke from spreading between compartments for a specific duration.

    Q: Are glass fireproof doors available?
    A: Yes, with tested fire-rated glazing for vision panels.

    Q: Can doors be customized to size?
    A: Yes, custom dimensions and hardware options are available.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/products/mb-86-ei/
  Title: MB-86 EI
  Description: High-performance aluminium fire-rated window and door system with thermal insulation.
  FAQs:
    Q: What fire rating does MB-86 EI provide?
    A: Up to EI30 depending on configuration and glazing.

    Q: Is MB-86 EI suitable for external use?
    A: Yes, it offers weather resistance and thermal insulation for exterior applications.

    Q: Does MB-86 EI support large glazed areas?
    A: Yes, the system is designed for wide openings and modern architectural needs.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/products/mb-60e-ei/
  Title: MB-60E EI
  Description: Internal fire-rated doors and partitions with EI15-EI30 classifications.
  FAQs:
    Q: Is MB-60E EI intended for interior use?
    A: Yes, it's ideal for indoor fire-resistant compartments.

    Q: What materials are used in the system?
    A: Thermally broken aluminium profiles and fire-rated glazing or panels.

    Q: What applications is it best for?
    A: Office buildings, corridors, and fire-safe partitions.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/products/mb-78ei-dpa/
  Title: MB-78EI DPA
  Description: Aluminium fire rated glazed partitions rated EI30-EI60.
  FAQs:
    Q: What fire resistance classes does MB-78EI DPA meet?
    A: EI30 and EI60.

    Q: Can this system be used with automatic doors?
    A: Yes, it supports automation with compliant hardware.

    Q: Does it allow full visibility?
    A: Yes, with fire-rated transparent glass.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/products/mb-78ei-6/
  Title: MB-78EI
  Description: Fire-resistant curtain wall system rated EI30 to EI90.
  FAQs:
    Q: What kind of structure is MB-78EI designed for?
    A: Its designed for fire-rated curtain walls and glazed facades.

    Q: Can MB-78EI be used externally?
    A: Yes, its suitable for both internal and external applications.

    Q: What is the maximum fire rating available?
    A: Up to EI90, depending on configuration and glass used.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rated-systems/fireproof-windows/
  Title: Fireproof Windows
  Description: Fire-rated window systems certified for EI30-EI60 resistance.
  FAQs:
    Q: What fire rating do windows have?
    A: Commonly EI30 or EI60.
    Q: Can they be used outdoors?
    A: Yes designed to be weather-tight.
    Q: Is energy efficiency considered?
    A: Yes thermal insulation options available.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/products/mb-86-ei-w/
  Title: MB 86 EI W
  Description: Aluminium fire rated window system variant based on MB 86 EI.
  FAQs:
    Q: Difference from MB 86 EI?
    A: Optimized for window-only applications.
    Q: What fire rating?
    A: Up to EI30 depending on glass.
    Q: Suitable for facade installation?
    A: Yes designed for exterior window systems.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rated-systems/fire-rated-curtain-walls/
  Title: Fire Rated Curtain Walls
  Description: Curtain wall systems with fire resistance EI30-EI90.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is a fire-rated curtain wall?
    A: A glazed facade system designed to resist fire.
    Q: Which ratings supported?
    A: EI30, EI60, EI90.
    Q: Can it be part of high-rise buildings?
    A: Yes, suitable for commercial and public structures.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/products/mb-118ei/
  Title: MB 118 EI
  Description: Heavy duty aluminium curtain wall with EI60/EI90 rating.
  FAQs:
    Q: Fire rating classes?
    A: EI60 and EI90 depending on assembly.
    Q: Usage?
    A: Best for large-span facades.
    Q: Structural integrity?
    A: Designed for wind loads and glazed facade requirements.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/products/mb-78ei/
  Title: MB 78 EI
  Description: Modular fire-rated curtain wall and partition system.
  FAQs:
    Q: Ratings available?
    A: EI30-EI90 configurations.
    Q: Interior/exterior use?
    A: Suitable for both.
    Q: Glazing options?
    A: Compatible with fire-rated glass types.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/products/mb-sr50n-ei-mb-sr50n-ei-efekt/
  Title: MB SR50N EI / EI Efekt
  Description: Slim-line fire-rated sliding or fixed glazing systems.
  FAQs:
    Q: What type of system is this?
    A: Partition/sliding door fire-rated glazing.
    Q: Fire rating class?
    A: Typically EI30.
    Q: Is it slim-line?
    A: Yes minimal frame visible.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rated-systems/smoke-vents/
  Title: Smoke Ventilation and Exhaust Systems
  Description: Systems for smoke control, including vents, windows, and roof units.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is a smoke vent?
    A: A window or roof unit that vents smoke in a fire.
    Q: Are roof vents included?
    A: Yes roof vent units are available.
    Q: Are these certified?
    A: All meet relevant smoke-vent certification and standards.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/products/smoke-exhaust-windows-and-roof-vents/
  Title: Smoke Exhaust Windows and Roof Vents
  Description: Certified windows and roof vents for smoke extraction.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is smoke exhaust?
    A: Passive opening vents to release smoke.
    Q: Usage locations?
    A: Common in atria, corridors, and stairwells.
    Q: Compliant with regulations?
    A: Yes meets building and fire safety standards.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/articles/
  Title: Articles Fire Safety Guides and Insights
  Description: Collection of expert articles covering fire-rated doors, windows, standards, and installation best practices.
  FAQs:
    Q: What topics are covered in the articles?
    A: Guides on fire door dimensions, standards, testing, insulation, and installation.
    Q: Are the articles UK-focused?
    A: Yes, they reference UK and EU regulations and standards.
    Q: How often are articles published?
    A: Content is added periodically to address key fire safety questions and updates.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/uk-fire-door-width-dimensions-and-thickness-guide/
  Title: UK Fire Door Width, Dimensions and Thickness Guide
  Description: Detailed guide on standard and custom fire door dimensions used in the UK construction industry.
  FAQs:
    Q: What are common UK fire door dimensions?
    A: Standard widths include 838 mm, 926 mm, 1016 mm and custom sizes are available.
    Q: Why is the thickness of fire doors important?
    A: Thickness ensures sufficient fire resistance and structural integrity under standards.
    Q: Can I customize dimensions?
    A: Yes, FireResist offers custom sizing while maintaining compliance.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/bs-en-1634-fire-resistance-standard/
  Title: BS EN 1634 Fire Resistance Standard
  Description: Overview of the BS EN 1634 test methods for fire resistance of door sets and other elements.
  FAQs:
    Q: What does BS EN 1634 cover?
    A: Fire resistance testing for doors, shutters, and elements under specified conditions.
    Q: Is it mandatory in the UK?
    A: Its widely used and referenced for compliance, though UK also uses BS 476.
    Q: How long are test durations?
    A: Typically EI ratings are tested for 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-door-manufacturing-process/
  Title: Fire Door Manufacturing Process
  Description: Walkthrough of the steps involved in manufacturing fire-rated doors, from framing to certification.
  FAQs:
    Q: What are the main manufacturing steps?
    A: Frame cutting, door core assembly, sealing, glazing, and certification.
    Q: Is quality testing included?
    A: Yes each door undergoes fire testing and quality inspections.
    Q: What materials are used?
    A: Steel, aluminium, timber cores, fire-rated glazing, intumescent seals.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-door-insulation/
  Title: Fire Door Insulation Guide
  Description: Information on insulation materials and techniques used within fire doors for enhanced resistance.
  FAQs:
    Q: Why is insulation important in fire doors?
    A: It prevents heat transfer and maintains fire resistance integrity.
    Q: What materials are used?
    A: Mineral wool, intumescent strips, fire-rated foam.
    Q: Is insulation tested?
    A: Yes integral to fire resistance certification tests.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/bs-6375-uk-standard/
  Title: BS 6375 UK Standard
  Description: Explanation of BS 6375 test standard covering weather performance of windows and doors.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is BS 6375?
    A: Standard for weather tightness, durability, and operation tests.
    Q: Does it affect fire doors/windows?
    A: Yes especially external door/window systems that combine fire and weather performance.
    Q: Is compliance required?
    A: Its essential for external building elements alongside fire certification.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/bs-476-fire-rating/
  Title: BS 476 Fire Rating
  Description: Guide on the traditional BS 476 fire resistance standard used in the UK.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is BS 476?
    A: UK standard for fire resistance and spread of flame.
    Q: How does it compare to EN 1634?
    A: Its an older UK standard often used alongside modern EN testing.
    Q: Ratings available?
    A: Common ratings include fire resistance from 15 to 120 minutes.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rating-class-1/
  Title: Fire Rating Class 1
  Description: Overview of class 1 fire rating and its relevance in construction materials and finishes.
  FAQs:
    Q: What does Class 1 mean?
    A: It indicates high resistance to flame spread on surfaces.
    Q: Where is Class 1 required?
    A: In areas needing low combustibility materials, like corridors or stairwells.
    Q: How is it tested?
    A: According to BS 476 Part 7 and other standard test methods.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/positive-pressure-test-guide/
  Title: Positive Pressure Test Guide
  Description: Explanation of positive pressure fire testing used in certification of fire doors.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is a positive pressure test?
    A: Test where pressure difference is applied to simulate real fire-door scenarios.
    Q: Is this test mandatory?
    A: Yes, for fire doors intended to resist smoke and hot gases during fire.
    Q: What ratings use this test?
    A: EI ratings under BS EN 1634 typically use positive pressure methods.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-protective-vs-fire-resistive-standards/
  Title: Fire-Protective vs Fire-Resistive Standards
  Description: Comparisons between protective coatings vs structural fire resistance across standards.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is fire protective vs fire resistive?
    A: Protective refers to coatings, resistive applies to structural integrity.
    Q: Which standard uses which?
    A: BS EN 13501-1 addresses protective performance, EN 1634 is resistive.
    Q: How to choose?
    A: Based on whether the focus is on containment or structural endurance.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/1-hour-fire-rated-doors-why-1-hour-matters-4/
  Title: 1-Hour Fire-Rated Doors Why 1 Hour Matters
  Description: Insight into the requirements, applications, and importance of 60 minute fire doors.
  FAQs:
    Q: Why choose a 1 hour fire door?
    A: It provides 60 minutes of fire and smoke protection.
    Q: Where are they used?
    A: In hospital corridors, stairwells, and public buildings.
    Q: Are they legally required?
    A: In many commercial and multi occupancy buildings, yes.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/2-hour-fire-rated-windows/
  Title: 2-Hour Fire Rated Windows
  Description: Details on windows rated for 120 minute fire resistance.
  FAQs:
    Q: What does 2 hour rating mean?
    A: Window must resist fire for 120 minutes under test conditions.
    Q: Which applications need this?
    A: High-risk buildings and areas requiring enhanced fire separation.
    Q: Is glazing thicker?
    A: Yes, using special fire-rated glass and insulated framing.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rated-doors-specifications/
  Title: Fire-Rated Doors Specifications
  Description: Comprehensive technical specs for fire-rated doors including materials, ratings, and hardware.
  FAQs:
    Q: What specifications are included?
    A: Fire ratings, frame types, seals, glass, and hardware.
    Q: Is hardware included?
    A: Yes hinges, closers, intumescent seals, and glazing beads.
    Q: How are specs delivered?
    A: Via technical datasheets and CE certification documents.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fireproof-building-materials-guide/
  Title: Fireproof Building Materials Guide
  Description: Detailed overview of materials used in fire-resistant construction, including boards, insulation, sealants, and structural components.
  FAQs:
    Q: What materials are considered fireproof?
    A: Mineral wool, fibre-reinforced boards, fire-rated sealants, intumescent paints.
    Q: Where are these materials used?
    A: In walls, ceilings, doors, and structural frameworks.
    Q: Are all materials certified?
    A: Yes only certified materials with fire ratings are recommended.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-and-safety-codes-and-standards/
  Title: Fire and Safety Codes and Standards
  Description: Guide to essential fire safety codes and standards applicable in the UK and EU, including Building Regulations and EN/BS guidelines.
  FAQs:
    Q: Which codes apply in the UK?
    A: Approved Document B, BS 476, BS EN 1634, BS 6375, etc.
    Q: Why standard compliance matters?
    A: Ensures legal compliance, structural safety, and insurance acceptance.
    Q: Are codes regularly updated?
    A: Yes updates follow changes in international regulations and technology.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-door-regulations/
  Title: Fire Door Regulations
  Description: Overview of UK fire door regulations, covering legal obligations, performance requirements, and installation rules per Building Regulations.
  FAQs:
    Q: Which regulations apply to fire doors?
    A: Building Regulations Part B, BS 8214, BS EN 1634, BS 476.
    Q: Who is responsible for compliance?
    A: Designers, contractors, and building owners must ensure compliance.
    Q: Is certification required?
    A: Yes doors must carry CE or UKCA certification with test evidence.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-door-size-guide/
  Title: Fire Door Size Guide
  Description: Comprehensive guide to standard and custom fire door sizes, frame requirements, and clearance allowances.
  FAQs:
    Q: What are standard sizes?
    A: 838 by 1981 mm, 926 by 1981 mm, etc. plus custom sizing.
    Q: Are clearances regulated?
    A: Yes gap tolerances around doors are included in test evidence.
    Q: Can non-standard sizes be manufactured?
    A: Yes within certification limits, bespoke sizes are available.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rated-glass-marking/
  Title: Fire-Rated Glass Marking
  Description: Explanation of markings on fire-rated glass panels, including rating, manufacturer, and certification details.
  FAQs:
    Q: What do glass markings show?
    A: Fire rating (e.g., EI30), manufacturer, standard reference, and batch number.
    Q: Are markings mandatory?
    A: Yes regulations require clear, permanent identification.
    Q: What if the marking is missing?
    A: It could void certification and non-compliant with regulations.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rated-glass-partitioning/
  Title: Fire-Rated Glass Partitioning
  Description: Guide to using fire-rated glass partitions in buildings, covering safety, design, and compliance.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is fire-rated glass partitioning?
    A: Transparent or translucent fire-resistant glazing used in partitions.
    Q: What applications suit these systems?
    A: Offices, corridors, lobbies, and public buildings.
    Q: Can they be upgraded?
    A: Yes partitions can include doors, blinds, or insulation upgrades.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rated-glass-specification/
  Title: Fire-Rated Glass Specification
  Description: Technical specification guide for fire-rated glass, detailing composition, thickness, and performance.
  FAQs:
    Q: What specs matter for fire-rated glass?
    A: Thickness, laminated layers, framing compatibility, rating class.
    Q: Are multiple glass types available?
    A: Yes EI30, EI60 and up, depending on system design.
    Q: Can this glass be used externally?
    A: Yes when integrated into certified frames and systems.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-rated-systems/
  Title: Fire-Rated Systems Overview
  Description: Complete overview of FireResists range: doors, windows, curtain walls, smoke vents, and partitions.
  FAQs:
    Q: What systems are included?
    A: Fire-rated doors, windows, curtains, glass partitions, smoke vents.
    Q: Are they test certified?
    A: Yes tested under BS EN 1634, BS 476, and other relevant standards.
    Q: Can systems be integrated?
    A: Yes all products are designed to work cohesively for building fire safety.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/fire-resistance-ratings/
  Title: Fire Resistance Ratings Explained
  Description: Explanation of fire resistance ratings (EI15-EI90), what they mean, and how theyre tested and applied.
  FAQs:
    Q: What does EI30 mean?
    A: 30 minutes of integrity and insulation under fire conditions.
    Q: How are ratings tested?
    A: In furnaces under BS EN 1634 or BS 476 protocols.
    Q: Are higher ratings always better?
    A: Recommended based on risk, building use, and regulations.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/what-is-fire-rated-glazing/
  Title: What is Fire Rated Glazing?
  Description: Introductory guide to fire-rated glazing: types, standards, benefits, and applications.
  FAQs:
    Q: What is fire-rated glazing?
    A: Glass designed to resist fire and prevent heat transfer for a set time.
    Q: Where is it used?
    A: In doors, partitions, facades, and screens.
    Q: Does it include glass only?
    A: No it includes framed systems with suitable profiles.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/projects/
  Title: Projects Completed Fire Safety Installations
  Description: Case studies and examples of fire-rated doors, windows, partitions, and ventilation systems installed across commercial and residential sites in the UK.
  FAQs:
    Q: What types of projects has FireResist completed?
    A: Offices, schools, retail units, apartment blocks, and public sector buildings.
    Q: Do the projects include installation?
    A: Yes FireResist handles supply and professional installation.
    Q: Are project photos and details available?
    A: Yes each project includes a summary and visuals when available.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/faq/
  Title: FAQ FireResist Common Questions
  Description: Frequently asked questions about fire ratings, standards, certifications, delivery, installation, and product customization.
  FAQs:
    Q: Do your products come with certification?
    A: Yes all products are tested and certified under UK and EU standards.
    Q: Can you provide custom-sized systems?
    A: Yes bespoke sizes are available for most doors and windows.
    Q: What areas do you serve?
    A: London and nationwide UK projects.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/contact-us/
  Title: Contact Us FireResist Enquiries
  Description: Contact page with form, email, and phone number for sales, technical queries, or support.
  FAQs:
    Q: How can I contact FireResist?
    A: Via contact form, email (info@fireresist.co.uk), or phone (+44 07469 142764).
    Q: Do you provide quotes?
    A: Yes quotes are available by request through the quote page or email.
    Q: Can I request a call back?
    A: Yes submit your details and a representative will follow up.

URL: https://fireresist.co.uk/send-quote/
  Title: Send a Quote Request FireResist
  Description: Dedicated form page to request a detailed quote for fire-rated doors, windows, or custom systems.
  FAQs:
    Q: What info is needed for a quote?
    A: Project location, product types, dimensions, fire rating requirements.
    Q: How long does a quote take?
    A: Typically 1-2 business days depending on complexity.
    Q: Do you offer site visits?
    A: Yes site surveys can be arranged for larger or complex installations.


# Contact Information
Contact: info@fireresist.co.uk
Phone: +44 07469 142764

# Company Details
Company: Fixtal Limited
Company Number: 15282900
VAT Number: 459071966