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Flat Entrance Fire Doors in Mitcham

We supply and fit flat entrance fire doors in Mitcham (CR4) as complete certified doorsets — with a free measure survey, a fixed itemised quote listing every certificate reference, and installation exactly as tested.

From £1,250 per door in Mitcham, supplied & fitted, ex VAT

Anthracite grey flat entrance door with spyhole in a residential corridor

Getting flat entrance fire doors fitted in Mitcham

For landlords, managing agents, businesses and homeowners in Mitcham, we provide FD30S flat entrance doors for blocks of flats with one fixed quote. A free survey comes first, then a door-by-door schedule, then installation to the manufacturer's instructions and a handover pack for your records.

Whether your building is in central Mitcham or on its edges towards Morden, survey and fitting dates are arranged around your access needs, with occupied buildings worked in planned phases.

Regulations for flat entrance fire doors in Greater London

New and replacement fire doors in Mitcham are specified under the Building Regulations 2010 and Approved Document B. In workplaces and the common parts of blocks of flats, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 makes the responsible person keep fire doors in working order, and in residential buildings with a storey above 11 metres regulation 10 of the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 adds quarterly checks of communal doors and annual checks of flat entrance doors.

Flat entrance fire doors prices in Mitcham

Our guide for flat entrance fire doors is £1,250–£2,300 per door fitted, ex VAT. Quotes for Mitcham are fixed once we've measured, and include removing and disposing of old doors where they're being replaced.

Central and inner London work can cost a little more where parking, loading restrictions or out-of-hours access apply; we show any access costs as a separate line.

We show each door's price separately, so if budget is tight you can phase the work and start with the doors your fire risk assessment prioritises.

Typical uses in Mitcham

Typical uses for flat entrance fire doors in Mitcham include blocks of flats and supported housing.

London has the UK's largest concentration of purpose-built flats and high-rise residential blocks, so flat entrance doors, communal corridor doors and regulation 10 checks drive much of the demand.

  • Blocks of flats
  • Supported housing
  • Student and build-to-rent blocks
  • Converted buildings with shared stairs

Flat Entrance Fire Doors: key specification

Fire & smokeFD30S / E30 Sa as standard
SecurityPAS 24:2022 options; Approved Document Q requires PAS 24 or equivalent for new dwellings in England
HardwareSelf-closer, multipoint or nightlatch, fire-rated spyhole and letterplate where tested
MaterialsTimber, composite or steel-faced
AcousticAcoustic-rated options for noisy corridors
Elevation drawing of flat entrance fire doors

See the full specification and options for Flat Entrance Fire Doors

What happens next

  1. Send your postcode, door count and any fire risk assessment notes
  2. We survey and measure each opening for free
  3. You get a fixed, itemised quote with certificate references
  4. We fit, test operation and hand over the paperwork

Questions about flat entrance fire doors in Mitcham

Can you work around tenants or staff in Mitcham?

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.

What does a Mitcham quote include?

Survey, certified doorset, ironmongery, installation, removal of old doors and a handover pack. VAT is added at the standard rate.

Do you cover Mitcham?

Yes. We survey, supply and fit flat entrance fire doors throughout Mitcham and the rest of Greater London, including CR4 and nearby Morden.

Who is responsible for flat front fire doors?

Usually the freeholder or managing agent as the responsible person, but leases vary — some make the leaseholder responsible for the door. Either way, it falls within the building's fire risk assessment.

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Free measure survey. Certificate reference against every doorset.