Specify the assembly, not just the leaf
Fire-rated openings depend on compatible, appropriately rated components. The door, frame, hardware and any glazing need to be considered together. We review your specified rating and assembly requirements before confirming the package.
What to send for an accurate quote
A door schedule helps identify each opening without guesswork. Include the rating required by the project documents, door and frame sizes, handing, wall type, hardware set and finish. If the schedule is incomplete, flag what still needs coordination.
- Opening IDs, quantities and dimensions
- Required fire rating and any smoke-control requirements
- Frame, wall construction and anchoring details
- Closer, latch, exit hardware and access-control requirements
- Required delivery date and installation scope
A clear handoff for general contractors
Request the applicable labels and product documentation for the selected assembly. We do not assign a fire rating based on appearance or modify a rated system without reviewing the requirements. Your design team and approving authority determine what the project needs.
Fast delivery, with the right specification
Ask about our two-week production and delivery offer. Availability and timing for the selected fire-rated assembly are confirmed in the quote; project approvals and installation scheduling are separate. Free site measurement is available.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before you begin.
Can I order a specific fire rating?
Send the required rating from your plans or door schedule. We will confirm an available assembly and its documentation before you order; this page does not claim that every rating or size is available.
Can a standard door be made fire-rated on site?
Do not assume a standard door can become a rated assembly by changing a surface or fitting hardware. Start with an appropriately specified and documented system.
Is installation included in the door price?
Installation is quoted for your project. The door type, number of openings, existing conditions, work required and any permit or insurance requirements determine the installation scope and price.