
Fit components that work with the door
Compatibility checked
We match hardware to the leaf, frame, rating and intended use.
Careful preparation
We position components without needless damage to the assembly.
Functions tested
We test opening, controlled closing, locking and latching.
Choose hardware as part of the assembly
Fire door hardware needs to suit the leaf, frame, rating and intended use. A closer that is too weak, hinges unsuited to the door weight or poorly positioned locks can all prevent dependable operation. We assess traffic, access control, security and escape-route needs before selecting components. The range can include hinges, closers, latches, locks, handles, emergency-exit devices, signage and vision-panel parts. During fire door hardware fitting, we position each item carefully to preserve the integrity of the leaf and frame. This joined-up specification helps the parts work together instead of forcing one component to compensate for another that does not suit the opening.


Install accurately and test every function
We prepare mounting points and fit the selected hardware in line with the door specification and manufacturer guidance. Accurate positioning matters because deep, oversized or misplaced preparation can damage the assembly or cause early movement. Once installed, we test the door through its full cycle. Checks cover free opening, controlled closing, latch engagement and any handles, locks or user-operated exit devices. We also consider the opening force and traffic level so everyday use is not needlessly difficult. You receive hardware that has been installed as part of the complete door, with practical advice if other alignment or frame faults also need attention.
Frequently asked questions
Which hinges can be used on a fire door?
The hinges need to suit the door assembly, weight, size and required performance. We review the available specification and select compatible components rather than relying on appearance alone.
Can you fit emergency-exit hardware to a fire door?
Yes, where the door specification and escape requirements call for compatible exit hardware. We consider users, access, security and the escape strategy before selecting and installing the device.
Do you test locks and closers after fitting?
Yes. We test user-operated hardware, free opening, controlled closing and latch engagement. If a frame or alignment fault affects the result, we identify it rather than masking it with hardware adjustment.

