
Steel Fire Exit Doors
Single or double emergency exit doors for openings from 700mm to 2m wide. Each one comes pre-fitted with Exidor push bars, so the door opens from inside without keys or codes, and you can add an outside access device.
Fire exit doors, fire doors and fire shutters
Fire doors, fire exit doors, fire shutters and fire curtains that help businesses meet fire safety rules and slow the spread of fire and smoke. We install, service and repair them from our base in Horwich, Bolton, across Greater Manchester, Liverpool, Preston and the rest of the North West, with emergency repairs 24/7.

What we do

Single or double emergency exit doors for openings from 700mm to 2m wide. Each one comes pre-fitted with Exidor push bars, so the door opens from inside without keys or codes, and you can add an outside access device.
Steel fire doors give extra protection against fire and smoke, and suit doorways that also need extra security.
Roller shutters built to close off an opening against fire, for commercial buildings. See our Fire Shutters page for more.

Lightweight fabric fire and smoke curtains that stay out of sight until they are needed, for public buildings, offices, warehouses and homes.
We install, service and repair fire doors, with our team available 24/7 for emergencies.
Different types of fire door suit different parts of a building. Whichever you need, the door has to meet fire regulations for where it is fitted.
The most popular fire door for the inside of a building. They have a solid core, usually made from timber, flaxboard, magboard or particleboard. The core can be built in several ways; what matters is that the finished door meets fire regulations.
Steel fire doors are made to give extra protection against the spread of fire and smoke. They are the usual choice where the doorway also needs to be secure.
Less common than wooden or steel doors, glass fire doors are often used in open-plan offices because they look lighter. Every glazed fire door must use fire-rated glass.
Fire doors are rated by how long they hold back fire in testing. The FD number is the minimum time in minutes. FD30 doors are the most common. Higher-rated doors are mainly used to separate parts of larger buildings, such as office blocks, retail buildings and hospitals.
Ask us for the tested rating of any door we quote for you.
A fire door is a barrier that slows the spread of fire, which limits the damage and gives people more time to get out.
Fire doors usually have smoke seals and gaskets around the edges. These stop smoke moving from one area to the next, which matters because smoke is a major danger in a fire.
Fire exit doors keep the escape route simple. They open with a push bar, so nobody needs a key or a code to get out.
Commercial and public buildings have to meet fire safety rules, and the right fire doors, fire shutters and fire curtains are a key part of that.
How it works
We measure the opening and talk through what you need.
A clear, no-obligation quote.
Manufactured to size by our team.
Fitted and tested by our engineers.
Servicing, repairs and call-outs.
Products & specs
The doors and options we fit.
Cost
Fire doors are fitted to the opening and the rating it needs, so the price depends on the job. These are the main factors. We give free, no-obligation quotes.
Steel, wooden and glass fire doors are made differently and cost different amounts.
A door that has to hold back fire for longer needs a heavier build than a standard door.
A double exit door needs a wider frame and two leaves of hardware.
Push bars, outside access devices, closers and glazing all add to the base door.
The size of the opening, the wall it fits into, and any making good around the frame.
Free and no obligation.
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“From measure to install Finch Group made the whole job problem free to myself, allowing my business to continue trading without interruption. The shutter they installed also kept out some unwanted visitors over the Christmas period. Can't thank the team enough.”
FAQs
The questions customers ask us most. If yours isn't here, give us a call.
Steel fire doors, steel fire exit doors, wooden fire doors and glass fire doors. We also fit fire shutters and fire curtains.
FD30 means the door held back fire for a minimum of 30 minutes in testing. FD60, FD90 and FD120 doors are rated for 60, 90 and 120 minutes. FD30 is the most common.
Single or double doors for openings from 700mm to 2m wide, pre-fitted with Exidor push bars.
They help. Fire doors usually have smoke seals and gaskets around the edges that restrict smoke moving from one area to another.
Yes. We service fire doors and carry out repairs, with our team available 24/7 for emergencies.
It depends on the door type, the rating it needs, single or double, the hardware and the fitting. We give free, no-obligation quotes.
Free, no-obligation quotes
Send a few details and a photo of the opening if you can. One of the team will come back to you with advice and a quote.
Call 01204 460 962