What landlords & hmo owners usually need
- FD30 or FD30S bedroom and kitchen doors with self-closers
- Thumb-turn locks that open from inside without a key
- Room-by-room fitting around tenants
- Paperwork for licensing inspections
How we help
Many HMOs — especially three-storey and bedsit-type properties — need 30-minute fire doors with self-closers on rooms opening onto the escape route, and some councils require smoke seals too. Low-risk two-storey shared houses may need less. LACORS Housing – Fire Safety guidance (in England), your licence conditions and your fire risk assessment set the exact list. We schedule every door, quote it individually and fit around your tenants.
If you're converting a property, send us the plans and we'll have certified doorsets ready for your licensing inspection.