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Questions about Flush Fire Doors

What is a flush fire door?

Internal flush fire doors are mostly known for their contemporary looks, but their minimalist design means they can easily fit into more traditional homes. You can choose from a range of flush fire door designs but they all have a completely flat, level surface. This is in contrast to panel doors that have more elaborate detailings.

All of Climadoor’s flush fire doors have a minimum FD30 fire door rating. This means they’re proven to be able to prevent the spread of smoke and fire for at least thirty minutes. Flush fire doors are especially popular as kitchen doors and those leading to a garage. This is because kitchens are where fires are most likely to start in the home. With a fire door, you can quickly close the door, blocking the fire’s route and safely escape the home and call for help.

A flush fire door can offer your family safety and reassurance while still adding to your home’s style.

Latest News & Advice about Flush Fire Doors

What Are Fire Doors?

Unsure what fire doors are or why might need them? Here we answer your fire-rated door related questions with our helpful guide.

Where are Fire Doors Required?

Unsure whether you need a fire door? Here we look at where you'll need to install one and how you can check if your current internal doors are fire doors.

Can Fire Doors Be Propped Open?

Unsure about the legal ramifications of wedging a fire door open? Here we look at why it's always best to keep fire doors closed and how they help protect your property and those in it.