Engineering guides, compliance breakdowns, and product knowledge from two decades of fire door manufacturing.
IS:3614 is India's primary standard for fire-rated doors. We break down Part 1 and Part 2 — what they test, what they mandate, and how to specify correctly.
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A behind-the-scenes look at the furnace fire resistance test. What happens to a door at 1,000°C — and what does a "120-minute" rating actually mean?
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The National Building Code 2016 mandates passive fire protection in all high-rise structures. Here's exactly where fire doors are required and what ratings apply.
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These two terms are often used interchangeably — but they have very different meanings under BS:476 and IS:3614. Specifying the wrong one is a compliance failure.
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Clean room fire doors require SS 304 surfaces, pressure-equalizing seals, and HVAC compatibility. Here's the complete specification guide for pharma environments.
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A certified fire door can fail its rating if installed incorrectly. This checklist covers frame alignment, anchor patterns, hardware mounting, and seal integrity.
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Ask Our Engineers →Specimen tested in accordance with standard heating conditions. Unexposed face temperature and flame passage criteria maintained throughout stated duration.
