The internal glazed fire doors in our collection include special fire-resistant glass, giving you the best of both worlds – connectivity between rooms and additional fire protection.
All of our internal fire doors with glass come with a minimum FD30 fire rating, meaning it can block the spread of fire and smoke for 30 minutes, giving you valuable time to get everybody out of the house safely. At Doors & More, we have a comprehensive range of glazing options, from large glass panels to smaller vision panels in clear, frosted and decorative designs.
Whatever your home interior design or the style of glazed interior fire doors you’re shopping for, you’ll find something to suit at a great price when you shop with us. Browse our selection of fire doors with glass panels that don’t sacrifice style for functionality.
If you want to keep your home and family safe in case of fire, then there is no better way than with glazed fire rated doors.
A glazed fire door not only protects you in case of a house fire, but also reduces the amount of smoke that enters your home.
When it comes to a glazed internal fire door, you won’t have to compromise on style. We offer many beautiful designs that will only enhance your home. Options like our versatile 4L internal oak fire doors with clear glass offer a timeless look that will fit perfectly, as well as allow you to follow a consistent design style throughout your home with matching standard internal doors.
All of our glazed fire rated doors offer a sleek, stylish look with all the added safety benefits of standard internal fire doors.
You may think that having a glazed fire door means you are compromising on fire resistance for the added style, but this isn’t true.
Glazed fire doors are designed to provide your home with the same level of fire protection as a solid panel fire door, but with the added bonus of allowing light to flood your home. The specialist fire resistant glass, fire door frames and intumescent seals around the glazing act as a barrier to stop smoke and flames spreading throughout your home.
You can’t go wrong with internal glazed fire doors. Not only are they stylish, but these fire rated doors offer an extra measure of safety in case you ever need to escape quickly from your home thanks to their heat-resistant glass that will keep flames at bay while also keeping smoke out.
To make the best fire doors, you should only use top-quality materials. To ensure every FD30 fire door meets all fire resistance requirements, we use the latest engineering techniques, rigorous testing and the best quality materials to ensure they provide fire protection that exceeds every expectation – adding value to your home with quality products in the process!
Our glazed fire doors are slightly thicker and heavier than standard internal doors at 44mm, which means they’re far more durable when it comes to everyday use. This also makes them less likely to crack, swell or warp over time, which means you can enjoy a longer-lasting door for your home!
FD30 Fire doors aren’t just about safety, high quality materials and manufacturing means a more luxurious look and feel too. The same can be said for our glazed fire door options, which come in a range of sleek designs that will fit right into any building style.
Whether you have questions about building regulations for a home of multiple occupation, or whether its best to go for pre-finished or unfinished options, don’t worry, our friendly internal door experts will be happy to help you choose your new door. Just give us a call or fill in our online contact form to speak to one of our team.
Yes, glazed fire doors are an excellent choice for residential homes, they’re not just for commercial buildings. They perfectly combine fire safety requirements with style, containing fire and smoke for 30 to 60 minutes while allowing natural light to brighten your living space. They’re particularly useful in areas like kitchens or between living rooms in a more linear home.
Their versatility and design options make them a practical yet visually appealing solution for modern and traditional homes alike.
Glazed fire doors are typically more expensive than solid fire doors due to the fire-rated glass panels and additional manufacturing requirements.
However, their combination of functionality, safety and design appeal often justifies the higher cost, especially in spaces where natural light or visibility is a priority.
To maintain glazed fire doors, regularly inspect the glass, seals and door frame for any signs of damage or wear as this could affect performance in the event of a fire. Ensure the fire-rated glass remains intact and that hinges and hardware are secure and functional.
Clean the glass with non-abrasive cleaners and dust the frame to keep it looking its best. If you notice any issues or damage, consult a professional immediately to ensure the door remains fire-compliant.
Like solid panel fire doors, glazed fire doors are designed to withstand fire for 30 to 60 minutes, depending on their certification.
The fire-rated glass and door materials work together to slow the spread of fire and smoke, giving occupants critical time to evacuate safely. Always check the door’s rating to ensure it meets your needs.
Glazed fire doors typically use specialised fire-rated glass, such as wired glass, toughened fire-resistant glass, or intumescent glass.
Unlike standard glass, these types of glass can endure high temperatures and remain intact during a fire for a specified period, ensuring the door’s fire safety compliance.
You can learn more about the different types of fire-rated glazing in our handy guide.
Yes, glazed fire doors can be customised to suit various design preferences and functional needs. Made to measure fire door options include different frame materials, finishes and glass types, such as clear, frosted or decorative.
Customisation is great for getting the exact size and style you need to match your interior decor, while ensuring it meets fire safety regulations.
Yes, internal glazed fire doors can be painted, but it’s crucial to follow specific guidelines to maintain their fire safety compliance.
Painting an unfinished glazed fire door is a great way to get the exact finish that you want, but be sure to use fire-rated paint or coatings approved for use on fire doors, and avoid covering or damaging the fire safety certification labels, which are often located on the edge of the door.
When painting, make sure the paint does not obstruct the intumescent seals, as these expand in a fire to prevent the spread of smoke and flames.
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