FD30 Composite Fire Doors: Certified, Secure and Fitted by Our Own Team
A fire door has one job: to hold back fire and smoke long enough to get people out. Ours are certified to FD30, a minimum of 30 minutes’ fire resistance, and unlike the plain fire doors most people picture, they look like a proper composite front door.
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Built like a front door, certified like a fire door
We supply and fit FD30 composite fire doors for flats, tenement closes, HMOs, new builds and homes with integral garages across Glasgow, Stirling and Scotland. Looking for fire doors in Glasgow? Visit our Kinning Park showroom to see the colours and hardware before you choose.
They are internal door sets: flat entrance doors onto a shared stair, landing or corridor, doors from an integral garage into the house, and internal doors that need FD30 protection. Built with the same solid core and finish as a composite front door, so a flat entrance door onto a close looks like a proper front door rather than a plain fire door.
- 48mm solid timber core, the same thickness and construction as a premium composite front door
- Certified FD30, independently fire tested, with intumescent seals that expand in heat to seal the gaps
- Multi-point locking and high-security cylinders
- A choice of styles, solid and glazed designs with fire-rated glass, in a range of colours
- Low maintenance: no repainting, no swelling, no warping
Where you need an FD30 fire door
Flat entrance doors
Any door opening onto a shared stair, landing or corridor.
HMOs
HMO licensing in Scotland requires fire doors to bedrooms and high-risk rooms.
Integral garages
The door between the garage and the house.
New builds and conversions
Wherever the building warrant specifies FD30.
Landlord and factor upgrades
Replacing old, non-compliant doors across a block.
Commercial premises
Internal doors in offices, salons and shops with a flat above or a shared stair.
Not sure whether your door needs to be fire rated? Ask us, we’ll tell you straight.
Fitted as a complete door set
A fire door only performs as tested if the whole set is right, so we fit it as a complete door set: frame, seals, hardware and closer. If you’re a landlord or factor working through a block, we can survey every door, tell you which need replacing, and quote for the lot.
Colours and options
- Standard and premium colour ranges, with woodgrain and smooth finishes
- Fire-rated glazing options for light into a hallway
- Matching frames, with fanlight and sidelight options where the certification allows
- Any RAL colour on request
What does a composite fire door cost?
Composite fire doors start from £1,950, fully fitted, including VAT. They cost more than a standard composite door because of the core, the seals and the certified hardware, and more than a basic fire door because you’re getting a door that looks the part. We give a fixed, itemised price after a free survey, with volume pricing for landlords and factors replacing several doors.
Our own dedicated fitters
Every job is surveyed, supplied and fitted by our own installers, uniformed, in NuView vans and exclusive to NuView. Never a subcontractor. The people who fit it are the people who answer for it afterwards.
One team, start to finish
Free survey, specification, installation and aftercare, all handled by NuView.
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No appointment needed
We don’t have a fire door on display, but both showrooms have a huge range of composite doors, so you can see the colours, styles and hardware that carry across to our fire-rated doors.
Glasgow Showroom
34 Houston Street, Kinning Park, Glasgow G5 8RS
0141 378 6400 · info@nu-view.co.uk
Mon, Tue, Thu 9am to 4:30pm · Fri 9am to 3:30pm · Closed Wednesday and weekends
Glasgow showroom →Stirling Showroom
Block 4, Unit 6, 20 Munro Road, Springkerse, Stirling FK7 7UU
01786 437 209 · info@nu-view.co.uk
Mon to Thu 9am to 4:30pm · Fri 9am to 3:30pm · Closed weekends
Stirling showroom →Your questions answered
What does FD30 mean?
FD30 means the door set has been tested to resist fire for at least 30 minutes. FD30s adds cold-smoke seals, which stop smoke passing around the door in the early stages of a fire.
Do I need a fire door on my flat?
If your front door opens onto a shared close, stair or corridor, almost certainly yes. We will confirm for your property at survey.
Can a fire door look like a normal front door?
Yes, that is the point of a composite fire door: colours, glazing and hardware, with the certification built in.
Can it be used as an external door?
No. Our composite fire doors are certified as internal door sets, for flat entrance doors onto a shared stair or corridor, garage-to-house doors and internal fire doors. For a front door that faces the weather, see our composite doors.
Does it need a self-closer?
Yes, a fire door must close itself, so the closer is part of the door set.
Do you fit fire doors outside Glasgow and Stirling?
Yes, across Scotland including Falkirk, Lanarkshire, Dunbartonshire, Renfrewshire and Perthshire.
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