Fire doors aren’t optional in certain areas — they’re a must. Depending on local building regulations and fire codes, fire doors must be installed in specific parts of buildings for safety compliance.
Common Required Locations:
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Between a garage and a home.
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In stairwells and corridors of apartment buildings.
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Leading to escape routes in commercial buildings.
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In hotel hallways and room entrances.
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In schools, hospitals, and other public buildings.
Tip: Always check your local fire safety code or consult a fire safety professional to ensure compliance.
