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Communal & Corridor Fire Doors in East Sussex

We supply and fit communal fire doors throughout East Sussex, including Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings, as complete certified doorsets with a free survey and a fixed, itemised quote.

From £1,600 per pair in East Sussex, supplied & fitted, ex VAT

Pair of white timber cross-corridor fire doors with vision panels and hold-open devices

Our East Sussex supply and fit service

Our East Sussex service covers communal fire doors for flats, HMOs, workplaces, schools and homes, including Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings.

Regulations for communal fire doors in East Sussex

Fire doors in East Sussex sit under English rules: Approved Document B sets what goes in, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 covers keeping doors effective in non-domestic premises and shared parts of residential buildings, and the 2022 regulations require regular door checks in residential buildings taller than 11 metres. Higher-risk buildings — 18 metres or seven storeys with two or more homes — also come under the Building Safety Act 2022.

Guide prices in East Sussex

Expect roughly £1,600–£3,200 per pair for communal fire doors, fitted, ex VAT. Your East Sussex quote is fixed after survey and itemised door by door.

Made-to-measure sizes for older openings, vision panels and upgraded hardware are the usual reasons a door sits towards the top of the range.

Where communal fire doors are used in East Sussex

Brighton and Hove's converted Regency and Victorian houses make it one of England's biggest HMO and flat-conversion markets; Eastbourne and Hastings add hotels and care homes.

  • Blocks of flats
  • Sheltered and supported housing
  • Student accommodation
  • Hotels

Communal & Corridor Fire Doors: key specification

RatingFD30S typical; FD60S in some lobbies
ConfigurationSingles, pairs and leaf-and-a-half
GlazingVision panels sized to the doorset's evidence
Hold-openAlarm-linked magnetic hold-open or free-swing closers (BS EN 1155)
AccessibilityOpening forces and vision panels to accessibility guidance (Approved Document M in England)
Elevation drawing of communal & corridor fire doors

See the full specification and options for Communal & Corridor Fire Doors

What happens next

  1. Share your FRA or inspection findings
  2. We confirm every door on site
  3. Fixed quote, certified doorsets only
  4. Fitted to the manufacturer's instructions, with photos

Questions about communal fire doors in East Sussex

How quickly can you survey in East Sussex?

We arrange surveys around your access needs and, where possible, combine visits with other work in East Sussex. Tell us your preferred dates when you enquire.

Can you work around tenants or staff?

Yes. We phase work in occupied buildings and keep escape routes available. Each door is planned to be removed and replaced the same day; if that isn't possible, the opening is made secure and we tell you in advance.

Will I get certificates for the doors fitted?

Every doorset is listed in your handover pack with the manufacturer's certificate reference, plus an installation record and photos.

How often should communal fire doors be checked?

In England, regulation 10 requires at least three-monthly checks in residential buildings with a storey above 11 metres. Good practice is regular checks in all buildings.

Towns in East Sussex we cover for communal fire doors

Communal & Corridor Fire Doors in neighbouring areas

Other fire doors in East Sussex

Get a fixed quote for your fire doors

Free measure survey. Certificate reference against every doorset.