Engineered for durability and style, these fire doors meet the highest safety certifications, providing robust fire protection without compromising on aesthetics or performance.
Uncompromising Fire Protection
Ensure safety without compromising style. Our Ignis30 Fire Safety Door Range exceeds fire integrity resistance and meets the highest standards.
Experience unparalleled fire protection with IG Doors’ Ignis30 Fire door range. Designed to meet the highest standards and certifications, our fire doors offer robust solutions for house-builders and refurbishment projects in South Wales.
Crafted to adhere to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and Kitemark standards, our fire doors guarantee peace of mind. Independently tested at a UKAS accredited fire laboratory, our Q Marked fire rated doors exceed the 30-minute fire integrity resistance mandated by regulations.
Available in various sizes to comply with Approved Document M, our doors ensure durability, sound insulation, and thermal efficiency.
Fire Resistant
Fire resistant for a minimum of 30 minutes, for safer internal dwellings.
Orientation
Fire rated both sides – can be installed so they can open towards or away from the fire risk.
L/M/Q Approved
Already meets future building regulations and requirements.
Security Guarantee
Experience peace of mind with our £4,000 Anti-Burglary Guarantee.
A Stylish Welcome in 10 Colours
Welcome guests to your home with a stylish first impression, thanks to the IG Doors Colour Collection.
10 Classic Colours
A curated set of 10 classic colours, incorporating some of our most popular door tones are included as standard on our panelled, cottage and contemporary collections. Modern designs can be given a sleek crisp look with anthracite grey, whilst more traditional doors can complement classic properties with tideway blue.
Jet Black
Anthracite
Slate Grey
Chartwell Green
Ruby Red
White
Fir Green
Tideway Blue
Steel Blue
Larkspur Blue
Certified Fire Safety Assurance
Rigorously tested for ultimate fire resilience, and certified to surpass 30-minute fire integrity resistance standards.
Whether opting for primed or pre-finished doors, expect quality that withstands warping, bowing, or splitting. Certified by the BM TRADA Q-Mark Scheme, our IG30 Fire doors guarantee exceptional fire performance.
With over 30 minutes of fire integrity resistance in accordance with EN 1634-1 standards, our fire doors promise superior protection for your home in South Wales. Choose from a range of designs, including glazed options, to personalise your space. Compliant with PAS24 security standards, our IG30 Fire doors prioritise safety and security.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a fire door?
A fire door is a specially designed door that helps slow the spread of fire and smoke between different areas of a building. Fire doors are an important safety feature in both residential and commercial properties across South Wales.
Do I need a fire door in my home?
In some cases, yes. Fire doors are often required in certain areas of a property, such as between a house and an integral garage or in multi-occupancy buildings. Homeowners and landlords in South Wales should check current building regulations to ensure compliance.
How long does a fire door last in a fire?
Fire doors are rated based on how long they can resist fire. The Ignis30 range offers up to 30 minutes of fire resistance, helping to protect occupants and provide valuable time to evacuate safely.
Can fire doors be used as front doors?
Yes, some fire doors are suitable for use as external doors, depending on their specification. The Ignis30 fire door range from IG Doors combines safety with modern design, making it suitable for a range of applications.
Are fire doors required by law in South Wales?
Fire door requirements depend on the type of property and its use. In South Wales, building regulations and fire safety legislation may require fire doors in certain residential and commercial buildings, particularly in flats, HMOs, and shared spaces.
