Fire Rated Door Hinges

Keep your home and office safe against fire and smoke by installing one of these fire rated door hinges. These hinges have been rigorously tested to meet EU and British standards. These hinges protect your building, and these hand-picked designs from brands like Atlantic Handles & Frelan Hardware also provide ample door decoration. For contemporary and traditionally styled homes, browse through the range of satin hinges, which will give your home the update it deserves.

Looking for more fire rated products? We also supply internal fire doors, handles, and frames available online!

Keep your home and office safe against fire and smoke by installing one of these fire rated door hinges. These hinges have been rigorously tested to meet EU and British standards. These hinges protect your building, and these hand-picked designs from brands like Atlantic Handles & Frelan Hardware also provide ample door decoration. For contemporary and traditionally styled homes, browse through the range of satin hinges, which will give your home the update it deserves.

Looking for more fire rated products? We also supply internal fire doors, handles, and frames available online!

When installing a fire door, it is necessary that you also install the correct hinges to ensure the fire door does its job correctly in the event of a fire. That's why we at Leader Online offer a broad range of quality fire rated door hinges to ensure your fire doors are secure.

What are fire rated door hinges?

Our fire rated hinges are CE rated to meet EU and British standards to protect the entranceway from fire and smoke. They are designed to slow the spread of fire for 30 or 60 minutes, depending on the hinge and door rating. These fire rated door hinges are suitable for commercial or heavy domestic use. Different fire door hinges can handle varying weights up to a recommended maximum load of 120kg.

Do I need fire rated hinges?

Fire rated doors and hardware come at a higher price point but a vital for fire and smoke protection. Check your local council's regulation on fire doors for more information.