Fire Rated Doors Suppliers, Saudi Arabia
Fire Rated Doors are doors and frame assemblies tested and certified to resist fire for a specified duration (typically 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes), installed in fire compartment walls, escape routes, and stairwells as required by GCC fire and life safety codes. Fire door compliance is rigorously enforced by UAE Civil Defence and Saudi Civil Defence authorities. These assemblies include steel, timber, and glass fire-rated options with integrated hardware packages.
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Fire rated doors are tested assemblies — including the door leaf, frame, glazing (if any), hardware, and seals — that maintain their integrity and insulation performance during fire for a rated period. Common ratings in GCC construction are FD30, FD60, FD90, and FD120, corresponding to 30, 60, 90, and 120 minutes of fire resistance. Door leaf construction may be pressed steel (hollow metal), solid timber core with protective facings, or aluminium-framed with fire-rated glass for vision panels.
In the UAE and Saudi Arabia, fire-rated doors are mandatory in fire compartment walls, stairwell enclosures, corridor separations, plant room access points, and shaft doors. Selection criteria include fire rating duration, smoke leakage rating (Sa or S200 classification), acoustic performance, door size and configuration (single, double, or sliding), and hardware requirements (panic bars, door closers, hold-open devices connected to fire alarm). All components must be covered by the door's fire test certificate — substituting non-tested hardware voids the fire rating.
Major fire-rated door suppliers in the GCC include Assa Abloy, Dormakaba, ISEO, Al Jazeera Doors, National Fire Doors, and European manufacturers such as Hormann and Novoferm. Buyers should verify that doors carry test certificates from accredited laboratories (such as Warrington Fire, BRE, or UL) to BS 476 Part 22, BS EN 1634-1, or UL 10C. UAE Civil Defence and Saudi Civil Defence require specific approvals — confirm the door's listing on the relevant authority's approved products register. Installation by certified installers using the manufacturer's specified method is essential to maintain the fire rating in service.