What's included in a doorset price
Our guide prices include the certified doorset (leaf, frame, seals and standard ironmongery), installation, and removal of the old door where it's a replacement. VAT is added at the standard rate.
What pushes the price up
- Non-standard sizes and made-to-measure doorsets
- Real-wood veneers and special finishes
- Vision panels, especially insulating glass
- Security ratings and access control
- Pairs, fanlights and side screens
- Difficult access or out-of-hours working
Why cheap fire doors cost more later
A low-cost leaf hung in an old frame without evidence can fail inspection and need replacing again. Paying for a certified doorset fitted properly is usually cheaper over the door's life.
Common questions
Is VAT included in your prices?
No — guide prices are ex VAT.
Can I get a fixed price?
Yes. After our free survey we send a fixed, itemised quote.
Doorsets mentioned in this guide
FD30 Fire Doorsets
30-minute certified doorsets — the workhorse of flats, offices and HMOs.
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Flat Entrance Fire Doors
FD30S front doors for flats — fire, smoke and security in one certified set.
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Fire Door Replacement
Failed or unknown doors replaced with complete certified doorsets.
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