A Fire Rated Door (also called a Fire Door) is a specially constructed door designed to resist the spread of fire and smoke for a specific period — typically 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes — depending on its rating.
These doors play a critical role in protecting escape routes, compartmentalizing fire, and allowing safe evacuation during emergencies.
Fire rated doors are tested and certified to meet the Qatar Civil Defense Department (QCDD) and international fire safety standards, ensuring reliability and performance in real fire conditions.
Steel Fire Rated Doors – Highly durable and ideal for industrial, commercial, and high-risk areas.
Wooden Fire Rated Doors – Provide aesthetic appeal with fire-resistant cores, suitable for offices, hotels, and residences.
Glass Fire Rated Doors – Made with fire-resistant glass and framing, allowing visibility while maintaining fire integrity.
Advance Technical Services supplies, installs, and maintains a wide range of QCDD-approved Fire Rated Doors designed to provide maximum fire protection without compromising design or functionality.
Our services include the design, fabrication, installation, testing, and certification coordination for steel, wooden, and glass fire doors, ensuring compliance with QCDD and fire safety codes.
Explore our range of engineering and safety solutions designed to ensure reliability and protection.
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