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Planned Preventative Maintenance service launched!
- June 12, 2019
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Advice & Tools, Our News
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Fire Door Experts are very pleased and excited to be launching our new Planned Preventative Maintenance service! This new exciting service provides our clients with regular, auditable records of fire door maintenance and inspection. As we're sure you can imagine, Planned Preventative Maintenance has already generated quite a reaction amongst new and existing clients! The -
BM Trada Q-Mark Audits successfully passed
- June 11, 2019
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Industry News, Our News
Fire Door Experts are BM Trada certified! We are very pleased to have successfully passed our BM Trada Q-Mark Fire Door Maintenance and Fire Door Installation audits for another year. The BM Trada Q-Mark allows FDE to continue to survey, supply and install and maintain fire doors as an approved 3rd party accredited contractor. BM -
Fire Doors successfully repaired and certified at care lodge
- June 7, 2019
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Advice & Tools, Our News
Through an ongoing project with Regard Housing Group, Fire Door Experts have completed 74 fire door repairs on 29 doors at Ambleside Lodge, a care home for adults with special needs. FDE agreed a repair plan with the client following a site survey by one of our technicians. Required work included replacement of hinges, intumescent strips -
BWF Best Practice Guide
- November 29, 2017
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Advice & Tools
Our friends at Fire Door Safety Week provided us with this incredibly helpful guide from BWF-CERTIFIRE. First of all, the guide is designed for anyone involved in fire doors, from the end customer through to suppliers, installers and maintainers. As a result, the guide contains lots of important information, but most importantly in an easy-to-read -
Remembering Sophie Rosser
- August 18, 2017
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Industry News
Sophie was returning home after a night out in August 2012 when she witnessed her building on fire. She rushed inside to alert her fiancé who was in their apartment. She collapsed due to the smoke and later died in hospital. The Coroner told the inquest that Sophie’s death could have been avoided if a -
National Statistics from Fire Door Safety Week
- July 29, 2017
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Advice & Tools, Real Stories
In 2016, research from Fire Door Safety Week revealed that commercial buildings are the most likely of buildings to break fire door safety regulations and therefore putting occupiers at risk. Further details reported that over the past few years, 93% of tradespeople working on site witnessed fire doors being propped open illegally in a commercial