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SFFECO Fire Doors
If you are looking for fire doors that address real building risks, SFFECO offers solutions tailored to your needs. As an experienced industrial fire door supplier, we provide steel fire doors, fire-rated wood doors, and heavy-duty internal fire doors for corridors, stairwells, and service rooms.
Each door includes a compatible fire-rated door frame and certified hardware, with an option for fire-rated door louvers where allowed. Our team guides proper sizing, wall types, and installation for reliable fire protection.
FAQs
What Is Fire Rated Doors and Why Are They Required in Buildings?
A fire-resistant door helps slow fire and smoke spread inside buildings. These doors protect escape paths, support compartmentation, and improve safety for occupants during emergencies in commercial, industrial, and multi-story structures.
Do Fire Doors Need Certification to Be Used in Saudi Arabia?
Yes, certified doors are required. NFPA Compliant Fire Doors with approved labels help meet civil defense and building code rules. Proper certification confirms tested performance and supports inspection approval for installed fire door assemblies.
What Is the Difference Between Steel and Fire Rated Wooden Doors?
Steel Fire Doors provide higher strength and impact resistance for industrial or heavy-traffic areas. Fire-rated wood doors offer fire protection with a finished look, commonly used in offices, corridors, and interior commercial spaces.
How Long Can a Fire Rated Door Resist Fire Exposure?
Internal fire doors are rated to withstand fire exposure for specific durations, such as 60, 90, or 120 minutes. This rating indicates how long the entire assembly, including the fire-rated door frame, can resist the spread of fire and heat, providing critical protection during a fire emergency.
What Factors Should Be Considered When Selecting a Fire Door?
Consider fire rating, wall type, and usage level. Ventilation needs may require a fire rated door louver. Work with a SFFECO fire safety equipment supplier to ensure correct materials, hardware, and compliant installation practices.
