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Built on one rule: every claim verifiable

Certified Fire Doorsets is a UK fire doorset supply and installation business preparing to launch. Here is exactly what we are — and what we are not yet.

Why this company exists

In 2021, 75% of the more than 100,000 fire doors inspected in the UK by FDIS-approved inspectors did not meet the required standard (source, on our statistics page). Post-Grenfell legislation — the Fire Safety Act 2021, the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, the Building Safety Act 2022 — has made fire doors a continuing legal duty rather than a one-off purchase. Yet duty-holders still struggle to get three simple things from one supplier: a certified doorset, a certificated installation, and the evidence pack that proves both.

We are building this company to supply exactly that: third-party certified fire doorsets, FD30 to FD120, installed under third-party certification, handed over with complete golden-thread documentation. Supply and installation open soon.

Our transparency policy

The fire door industry has a credibility problem, and we refuse to add to it. So this site follows a rule that is unusual but simple: no claim appears here before it can be verified at its source.

  • No founding-year theatre: we are new, and we say so.
  • Certificate and scheme registration numbers are published the day they are granted, linked to the scheme's own public register — never before.
  • Company registration, VAT and insurance details are published at launch in the site footer.
  • Every regulatory statement in our guidance cites the source legislation, and every guide shows when it was last reviewed.
  • Every statistic on this site links to its original, public source — if a number cannot be verified, we do not use it.

What is open today

While supply prepares to launch, the knowledge side of the business is fully open:

The standard we hold ourselves to

A fire door without documentation is just a door. When we supply, every doorset will arrive with its test evidence, certification, installation records and maintenance requirements — formatted for Regulation 38 handover and golden-thread record-keeping. If that evidence trail ever cannot be produced, the doorset does not ship.

The honesty moat

Proven, not promised.

Flip the switch. The claim doesn't get louder — it gets backed.

Showing: unverifiable marketing claim
Acoustic panels · echo control
Unverifiable

“αw 0.90 — Class A sound absorption.” A bare figure. No method, no report — trust us.

Certified fire doorset · integrity
Unverifiable

“FD30 fire-rated door.” A bare rating. No evidence, no field of application.

Illustrative demo — not measured data. The αw and rating on the left are fabricated marketing examples shown to make the contrast visible, not measurements. Real absorption figures come only from a named ISO 354 report; fire integrity only from test evidence within the certified field of application. Certification pre-launch.

Accountability

Every duty, its document.

The law puts five duties on a fire door. Each one has an exact document that discharges it — pick a duty and see which.

Fire doorsets · accountability ledger

Every duty, its document.

A certified fire doorset carries statutory duties across its whole life. Each one is answered by a specific record. Hover, tap or focus a duty to trace the wire to the document that discharges it — and the law it cites.

Statutory duty
Discharging document
Test-evidence summary BS EN 1634-1
Regulation 38 pack Building Regs reg.38
Installation certificates BS 8214 · ADB
O&M manual + check schedule FS(E) Regs 2022 reg.10
Golden-thread export (CSV) Building Safety Act 2022 Pt.4
Perform to its fire rating Test-evidence summary
Cited basis BS EN 1634-1 · RRO 2005 art.17

The doorset holds its declared fire-resistance rating — integrity (E / FD), assessed to BS EN 1634-1. That is integrity, not insulation (EI). The summary points to the exact tested or assessed configuration it depends on.

Illustrative mapping of duty to document type — not a certificate, and not measured data. Ratings shown are integrity (E / FD), never insulation (EI). Live documents carry project-specific numbers and figures at issue; none are shown here pre-launch.