Door Systems · Metal fire-rated door
Metal Fire-Rated Door
The metal line pairs a steel leaf and panic bar with knock-down or welded frames, marked at 20, 45, 60 and 90 minutes.
METAL FIRE RATED DOOR · application scenes
Metal fire doors
A metal fire door is read on its face as much as on its schedule. The metal fire rated line is a steel door drawn for industrial and public openings: plant rooms, stairwells, service cores and back-of-house corridors where the leaf takes a knock and still has to latch. The catalogue marks the line at 20, 45, 60 and 90 minutes. Two builds are shown, one an all-metal leaf worked with a panic bar, the other a steel frame carrying a wooden leaf.
Both are aimed at the same kind of opening and the same kind of traffic.
Key features
Four things it brings to the opening
Specification
The numbers, as published.
Values below are the published specification of the Metal Fire-Rated Door. The complete dimensional and hardware-layout pack (section drawings, roller set, finish cards) is supplied with the quotation.
- Door type
- Metal fire exit door with panic bar · steel frame with a wooden leaf
- Fire rating
- 20 / 45 / 60 / 90 min, catalogue test labels
- Leaf
- Steel leaf, powder-coat finish quoted to order
- Frame
- Knock-down frame · welded frame, per catalogue drawings
- Frame sections
- Standard knock-down · knock-down drywall · face welded · full-profile welded
- Face properties
- Fire resistant · impact resistant · erosion resistant
- Ironmongery
- Panic bar · hinge · closer · lockset · kick plate · latch · door bottom · fireproof strip
- Certification
- AS 1905.1:2015 · AS 1530.4:2014 · EN 1634-1:2014+A1:2018 · CAN/ULCS104 · UL Listed
- Application
- Plant rooms · stairwells · service cores · education · hospital
Gallery
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Configurations
Three ways to build the opening
Details
Close-up views
Colours
Standard finishes
- Steel blueext / int
- Machine greyext / int
- Silver greyext / int
- Off whiteext / int
Catalogue finish names; RAL equivalents and two-tone exterior/interior combinations are confirmed on request against physical swatches.
Leaf and face
The metal leaf is a steel panel over a stiffened core, brought to colour by powder coat. The catalogue illustrates the face for three properties: fire resistance, impact resistance and erosion resistance. Colour is quoted to order, so the same leaf sits on a blue service wall or a neutral plant-room wall. Frame and leaf are cut square and either welded or knocked down, whichever the site prefers. The wooden-leaf variant keeps the steel frame but takes the laminate, HPL and veneer faces of the timber range, which lets a specifier hold one frame across a mixed schedule.
Frame families
The catalogue draws two frame families. Knock-down frames ship flat and bolt together on site, in a standard section and a drywall section. Welded frames arrive assembled, in a face-welded and a full-profile welded option. A knock-down frame suits a container and a tight delivery access; a welded frame suits a masonry or cast opening where the frame is set before the wall closes. Anchor type, packer detail and fixing are confirmed against the wall build-up on the drawing set.
Certification and rating
Fire evidence is listed the same way across the range. The catalogue names AS 1905.1:2015 and AS 1530.4:2014, EN 1634-1:2014+A1:2018 and CAN/ULCS104, with UL listing and the Intertek, CE, BS, IAS, FSC and HKAS marks. Ratings are marked at 20, 45, 60 and 90 minutes. The leaf, the frame and the ironmongery are certified as one assembly, so a specifier can carry a single test reference into the schedule instead of building one from parts.
Project supply
The metal range is offered on an OEM basis with export packing and project documentation. A finished sample leaf and a cut profile go out before a project commits. Send the opening size, the wall type, the panic-bar handing and the destination market, and the quotation returns with the dimensional pack and the fire certificate set.
Factory-direct
Who is behind the profile
Documentation
Brochure & spec sheetThe full fire-metal brochure (section drawings, roller set, finish cards) is sent with the quotation, in PDF and CAD on request.
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This series, specified for your market
Each market page carries the local section beside the published specification: the codes and certification position, the glazing call-out and the container plan for the region.
FAQ
Asked on every Metal Fire series project
What is the metal fire-rated door?
It is a steel fire door for industrial and public openings, built either as a metal leaf with a panic bar or as a steel frame with a wooden leaf, marked at 20, 45, 60 and 90 minutes.
Which fire ratings are available?
The catalogue marks the line at 20, 45, 60 and 90 minutes. Values are catalogue fire ratings, quoted against the opening and the wall type.
What frame options are there?
Two families: knock-down frames in a standard or drywall section, and welded frames in a face-welded or full-profile welded option.
Does the range include a panic bar?
Yes. One build is a fire exit door with a metal leaf and a full-width panic bar, drawn for education and hospital openings.
Which fire standards apply?
AS 1905.1:2015 and AS 1530.4:2014, EN 1634-1:2014+A1:2018 and CAN/ULCS104, with UL listing and the Intertek, CE, BS, IAS, FSC and HKAS marks.
Can we sample it before ordering?
Yes. A finished sample leaf and a cut profile are available on request, with the fire certificate set and the dimensional pack on enquiry.
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