Auto Opening Fire Door Supply & Installation
Our automatic opening doors combine smooth operation with reliable performance, providing a safe and compliant solution for high-traffic areas and accessible entry points.
Whether you're managing a hospital, school, housing block or commercial property, these doors support building flow, improve access, and enhance safety for all users.
Auto opening fire doors features
- Fully compliant with BS EN 16005 and UK accessibility standards
- Self-closers included as standard
- Available in sliding, swing and telescopic models
- Compatible with access control, fire alarms, and security systems
Why choose automatic opening fire doors?
Automatic doors offer both practicality and compliance.
They enable hands-free entry, reduce touchpoints, and meet the requirements of the Equality Act and DDA guidelines, helping you create accessible environments. From residential entrances to busy public buildings, automatic doors improve safety, hygiene, and efficiency.
They are available in a variety of styles and can be tailored to suit your building layout and usage.
Compliance with UK standards
All automatic opening door systems we install are fully compliant with BS EN 16005, covering the safety of powered pedestrian doorsets.
We ensure installations meet fire safety, accessibility, and integration requirements. All of our fire doors are installed by BM TRADA-accredited installers, making them fully compliant with current UK legislation.
Fully accredited fire door installation
Safety and compliance are the foundation of our business.
We’re fully certified to carry out fire door installation in line with the latest UK regulations and safety standards.
Automatic opening fire doors work by using a combination of sensors, motors, and control systems to allow the door to open automatically under normal conditions. The doors also come with automatic closers ensuring they are always kept closed, maintaining the integrity of a building's fire protection.
BS (British Standards) certifications, such as BS EN 16005 and BS EN 1634, specify tests that fire doors must undergo. UKCA markings were introduced in 2023, replacing CE markings as the standard to indicate a fire doors conformity and compliance with UK law.
Fire doors in any context besides individual homes must comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. This specifies that automatic fire doors must be self-closing, and delegates responsibility for fire door inspections, installations, and maintenance to a responsible person within an organisation. They must also be tested and certified according to British Standards (BS 476, BS EN 1634) to ensure they offer appropriate fire protection.
