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Fire Doors

Hollow Metal Shaft Doors

Heavy-duty hollow metal doors for lift shafts, stairwells and utility risers. Prevents vertical fire propagation in critical circulation zones.

Fire DoorIS 3614:2021NBCS 2026
Orientation
Single Leaf
Integrity
Up to 120 min
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How it works

Protecting the firefighting shaft

Hollow metal shaft doors separate the fireman’s lift, protected lobby and staircase so vertical shafts remain tenable for responders while limiting fire spread between floors.

FIG. FFS - FIREFIGHTING SHAFT / PLAN (NBCS 2026)CL. 2.24FIREMAN'S LIFTLIFT CAR120 MIN FDPROTECTED LOBBYLOBBY120 MIN FDSTAIRCASEEXIT DISCHARGE120 min fire door (NBCS 2026, Cl. 2.24) - each interface independently ratedSCHEMATIC - NOT TO SCALE
Shutter0.8–1.6 mm steel
Frame1.2–1.8 mm steel
InfillHoneycomb
Leaf thickness46 mm
IntegrityUp to 120 minutes
ApplicationLift / stair / utility shafts
StandardIS 3614:2021
Code driverNBCS firefighting shaft
TestingCBRI tested
OrientationTypically single leaf
FinishPowder coated
HardwareAs specified / access control ready

• Specs

Specification

Shutter
0.8–1.6 mm
Frame
1.2–1.8 mm
Infill
Honeycomb
Thickness
46 mm
Rating
Up to 120 min

Customisation

Manufactured to design size. Vision panels available for commercial applications. Hardware supplied as specified by the customer. Six standard colours in stock; custom colours available for large-volume orders.

• Compliance

NBCS 2026, Part F

Fire and Life Safety clauses that drive door specification.

On mandatory exit protection

Part F, Clause 2.22, Note 2

“Fire doors in exits should have fire rating as required in this Part to meet the requirement of integrity and stability; and the minimum insulation criteria should be 30 min.”

On firefighting shafts

Part F, Clause 2.24

“An enclosed shaft having a protected area of 120 min fire resistance rating comprising a protected lobby, staircase, and fireman's lift... The firefighting shaft should be equipped with 120 min fire doors.”

On vertical openings and compartmentation

Part F, Clause 3.5.4.6

“Every vertical opening between the floors of a building should be suitably enclosed or protected, as necessary, to provide reasonable safety to the occupants... and limitation of damage to the building and its contents.”

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