Stairwell fire doors in North Yorkshire: how we work
Throughout North Yorkshire, including York, Middlesbrough and Harrogate, we survey, quote and fit doors onto protected stairs and escape routes as complete certified doorsets, with the manufacturer's certificate reference on every quote.
Fire door rules in North Yorkshire
New and replacement fire doors in North Yorkshire 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.
Stairwell fire doors prices in North Yorkshire
Our guide for stairwell fire doors is £850–£1,400 per single doorset fitted, ex VAT. Quotes for North Yorkshire are fixed once we've measured, and include removing and disposing of old doors where they're being replaced.
If your fire risk assessment lists specific doors, send it with your enquiry and we'll price exactly those openings.
Typical uses in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire runs from York's historic centre and student housing to Teesside's industry and Harrogate and Scarborough's hotels.
- Stair cores in flats and offices
- Escape corridors
- Lift lobbies
- Basement and plant stairs
What you get with each doorset
| Rating | FD30S typical; FD60S in some stair cores |
|---|---|
| Direction | Opening in the direction of escape where occupancy requires |
| Hardware | BS EN 1125 panic or BS EN 179 emergency exit devices where needed |
| Glazing | Insulated or integrity glass per escape route limits |
| Signage | Fire door keep shut on both faces where required |
See the full specification and options for Stairwell & Escape Route Doors
Four steps to compliant doors
- Tell us about the doors — photos help
- Free measure survey at your North Yorkshire property
- Door-by-door schedule and fixed price
- Installation and handover pack
Common questions in North Yorkshire
Which rules apply in North Yorkshire?
Doors are specified to Approved Document B (England) and your fire risk assessment or fire strategy. We confirm the rating of each door at survey.
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.
Is the survey free?
Yes. We measure and schedule your doors at no cost and send a fixed, itemised quote.
Which way should an escape door open?
In the direction of escape where the number of people using it is high — Approved Document B sets the thresholds. Many small-occupancy doors can open either way.
Towns in North Yorkshire we cover for stairwell fire doors
Stairwell & Escape Route Doors in neighbouring areas
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