Glazed Fire Doors

Glazed fire doors offer the safety features of regular fire doors such as FD30 & FD60 fire resistance ratings, along with the style and utility of glass. These doors ensure both safety and style, making them an excellent choice for any setting. 

Why choose glazed fire doors?

• Boost light transfer with glazed inserts in your fire doors to make rooms feel lighter and brighter
• You don’t need to compromise on privacy with our opaque and bevelled top and side lights with our Flat Entrance Doorsets
• Create unique interior designs to create open and inspiring spaces with the use of glazing
• Don’t compromise on safety with our fire rated glazing options to meet building regulations.

FIRE DOOR GLAZING OPTIONS

We offer a wide choice of fire-rated glazed doorsets to suit your project requirements.

VISION PANEL OPTIONS

We offer a choice of 12 vision panel options for a wide range of design choices. Choose from a narrow, side panel perfect for communal areas or centralised square options for a modern design choice.

Compliance of fire rated glazing

There are three common types of fire rated glass classifications, E, EW and EI.   To learn more about these ratings read our guide.

Following building regulations, the side lights on our Flat Entrance Doorsets must be fire-rated. Our side lights are EI30 standard to meet Approved Document B requirements for safety and fire regulations.

Testing

We provide a variety of glazed fire doors, thoroughly tested and certified by independent groups. We work closly with Pyroguard who supply fire rated glazing for our Flat Entrance Doorsets and these products undergone rigorous testing to ensure it adheres to a high performance and meet top safety standards. 

Our internal doorsets are also third party, independently tested through out Certifire or BM Trada Q Mark certification.  

DIGITAL DATA PIN

All JELD-WEN Certifire fire doorsets come equipped with an embedded digital data pin. Each pin features an NFC (Near Field Communication) tag, that can be scanned to access a full list of details regarding that particular doorset. Connected to a secure cloud database, they store vital information such as door type, glazing details, ironmongery list, installation records, maintenance history, inspection dates, and compliance certificates. These pins ensure each door is uniquely identifiable and traceable throughout its lifecycle.

installation and maintenance

Glazed fire doors should be installed by a qualified and experienced installer, ideally qualified within one of the industry’s leading schemes such as the Fire Door Inspection Scheme (FDIS). Even the highest-performing, fully certified fire door will fail if it is incorrectly installed. 

To support installers, JELD-WEN provide a range of installation advice for our products, including documentation and tutorial videos.