Acoustic fire doors hold back fire and smoke while also reducing the noise that passes through the opening. This guide explains what makes a fire door acoustic, how the seals work with fire certification, and where acoustic fire doors are typically used.
A fire risk assessment is a legal requirement for workplaces and shared areas of residential blocks. Who needs one, what it covers and when to review it.
Two government reports published on 16 September 2026 show what’s been fixed since Grenfell, and what still hasn’t, including gaps in product testing and certification.
From 30th September 2026, new residential buildings over 18 metres need two staircases under updated Approved Document B. What it does this mean for fire door and compartmentation specifications
Fire door compliance is a legal duty, not a one-off task. We break down what the law requires, what actually compromises a fire door, and how regular surveys and maintenance keep you on the right side of it.
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