Fire doors, also known as technical doors, are most commonly installed in hotels, restaurants, office buildings, and hospitals. However, they are increasingly being used in private homes as entryway doors or interior doors separating living areas from utility rooms. These types of doors are particularly well-suited for use in apartments. Their primary function is to prevent the spread of fire. To fulfill this function, they must be made of materials with good fire resistance.
Fire doors must have excellent technical specifications. High-quality models can contain a fire for up to 30 minutes—enough time for emergency services to respond. People who have a boiler room in their residential building should consider installing them. They are also frequently used as doors between the garage and the entryway. There’s no reason why you shouldn’t choose fire-resistant utility doors for your kitchen.
Fire-Rated Doors—Why Barański?
Our product line includes fire-rated doors with the appropriate certifications, manufactured to ensure maximum safety for users. They owe their properties to the materials used—the HALSPAN panel forms the core of the door leaf, and a fire-resistant gasket is located between the frame and the leaf. The handle design has also been adapted to meet fire safety requirements. Even as temperatures rise, emergency responders will be able to open the door.
The EI30 and EI60 fire-rated doors are two models offered by Barański that are often chosen, for example, as stairwell doors or entry doors. Depending on your needs, you can choose the standard model or one with twice the fire resistance. It’s a good idea to install these types of doors wherever there is a higher risk of fire. They’re also the perfect solution for anyone who wants to feel even safer in their own home. It’s a smart and cost-effective investment that will last for many years.
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