Engineering

Fire-Rated Metal Doors

Fire-rated metal doorset — hollow-metal leaf and frame
Engineering visual
StandardsBS 476-22 · EN 1634-1 · UL 10C
Size RangeProject sizes
MaterialsGI / CRCA or SS 304 / 316…
Ratings30 / 60 / 90 / 120 min…
DocumentsFire test / classification · drawings

Overview

Sagiant Piping Industries supplies fire-rated metal doors for commercial, industrial, hospital and infrastructure buildings — single- and double-leaf hollow-metal doorsets in galvanised/CRCA or stainless 304/316 with mineral-wool (rockwool) cores, in 30, 60, 90 and 120-minute classes. The fire rating applies to a specific tested or assessed doorset — leaf, frame, core, intumescent and smoke seals, fire-rated hardware and any fire-glazed vision panel together — referenced to BS 476-22, EN 1634-1 (EN 13501-2 classification) or UL 10C / NFPA 252 for the project route; these standards are not interchangeable. The exact model, classification, test or listing reference and permitted size are confirmed per project.

Fire-rated metal door assembly
Technical Data

Fire-rated door types, materials, sizes and fire reference data

Fire-rated hollow-metal doors for commercial, industrial and healthcare buildings. Sagiant Piping Industries / SPI Steel keeps door types, construction materials, sizes, standards and fire data on one page for project teams.

Technical Specification

ParameterSpecification
Product TypeSingle / double-leaf hollow-metal fire doors
MaterialGI / CRCA or SS 304 / 316 skins; pressed-steel frame
CoreRockwool / mineral wool fire core
Fire Rating30 / 60 / 90 / 120 min (per tested assembly)
SealsIntumescent + cold-smoke seals
HardwareFire-rated hinges, mortise lock, closer, panic exit device
Vision PanelOptional fire-glazed vision panel
FinishPolyester powder coat (any RAL) or stainless No.4

Construction Materials

ComponentGrade / SpecUseFinish
Leaf & frame (galvanised / CRCA)IS 277 / A653 (GI), IS 513 / A1008 (CRCA); skin thickness per the approved doorset drawingDoor leaf face, frame & sub-framePolyester powder coat
Leaf & frame (stainless)SS 304 / 316 (ASTM A240)Door leaf face & frameBrushed No.4 / 2B, passivated
Fire coreMineral wool (rockwool), per the tested doorsetLeaf infillBonded
Vision glazingCertified fire-protective glass, per the tested doorsetVision panelsClear
SealsIntumescent + smoke sealsPerimeter & meeting stile—
FinishPolyester powder coat (approved process)Leaf & frameAny RAL, as available

Fire Door Types

TypeDescriptionTypical Use
Single-leaf fire doorOne fire-rated leafRooms, corridors, escape routes
Double-leaf fire doorActive + inactive leavesWide openings, lobbies
Fire door + vision panelGlazed fire-rated leafCorridors needing visibility
Double-egress fire doorOpposing-swing leaf pair for bidirectional egress, per the approved doorsetHospital & high-traffic corridors
Acoustic fire doorFire-rated leaf with a separately evidenced acoustic (Rw) rating for the same assemblyPlant rooms, theatres, studios

Standards & Specifications

ScopeApplicable Standards
Fire resistanceBS 476 Part 22, EN 1634-1, UL 10C / NFPA 252
ClassificationEN 13501-2 (EI / E rating)
Smoke leakageEN 1634-3 or UL 1784 leakage-test evidence (seals alone do not establish performance)
MaterialASTM A653 (GI), A240 (SS), pressed-steel sections
FinishPolyester powder coat; ASTM B117 salt-spray is a test method, not a service-life guarantee; SS No.4
India (where applicable)IS 3614:2021 applicability reviewed; BIS licence details where held

Testing, Inspection & Documentation

Test / DocumentDetail
Fire ratingEN 1634-1 / BS 476-22 / UL 10C furnace test, EI classification
SmokeEN 1634-3 / UL 1784 leakage test where specified
OperationHinge, lock, closer, panic & self-closing function
FinishCoating thickness (DFT), adhesion, salt-spray
DocumentationFire test / classification report, listing or assessment, approved GA drawing, hardware & glazing schedule

Applications & Industries Served

Commercial BuildingsHospitals & HealthcareHotels & HospitalityData CentersIndustrial & ProcessInfrastructure & MetroWarehouses & LogisticsHigh-Rise & Residential

Available Forms, Sizes & Range

Sizes below are indicative; the maximum size for each rating follows the model’s test evidence or assessment. Share fire rating, leaf configuration, hardware and vision-panel needs for the tested assembly.

ItemIndicative sizeLeaf thicknessStandard route
Single-leaf door750–1200 mm W x 2100–2400 mm H46–54 mm leafBS 476 / EN 1634-1 / UL 10C
Double-leaf door1200–2400 mm W x to 2700 mm H46–54 mm leafBS 476 / EN 1634-1 / UL 10C
Vision panel300 x 300 to 600 x 900 mmFire glazing—

Frequently Asked Questions

What fire ratings are available?

Fire-rated metal doors are offered in 30, 60, 90 and 120-minute classes. A rating applies to a specific tested or assessed doorset — leaf, frame, core, seals, hardware and glazing together — so we confirm the exact classification, test standard and report or listing reference for the model and size before supply.

Which test standards apply?

Doorsets are referenced to BS 476-22, EN 1634-1 (with EN 13501-2 classification) or UL 10C / NFPA 252, depending on the project route. These are different test methods and their results are not interchangeable — an EN EI classification is not the same as a UL 10C result — so the applicable standard is agreed per project. For Indian projects, IS 3614:2021 applicability is reviewed.

Is the whole doorset certified, or just the materials?

The fire performance belongs to the complete assembly, not to a material certificate or the core alone. We provide the model's fire test or classification evidence and the approved drawing; material certificates and dimensional inspection support that evidence rather than replace it.

Do fire doors include smoke control?

Smoke (leakage) performance is a separate characteristic from fire resistance, and smoke seals alone do not establish it. Where required, the doorset carries EN 1634-3 or applicable UL 1784 leakage-test evidence, confirmed for the specified configuration.

Can vision panels, hardware and finishes be changed?

Fire-glazed vision panels, fire-rated hinges, locks, closers and panic devices, and powder-coat finishes are supplied as a matched assembly within the tested scope. Changes to glazing, hardware, size or finish must stay within the model's approved or assessed limits — individually rated components do not by themselves make a rated combination.

What sizes are available?

Single and double-leaf configurations are offered within the tested size limits for the rating. Maximum size, leaf thickness, supporting wall and clearances follow the model's test evidence or assessment, so the permitted size is confirmed against the certified configuration rather than scaled up.

Scope of Work

The fire rated metal doors scope can include project review, fabrication support, dimensional coordination, inspection documentation and dispatch support for industrial installations.

Applications

  • Escape routes, corridors, stairwells and compartment lines
  • Plant rooms, service shafts and risers
  • Hospitals, hotels, data centres and commercial buildings
  • Openings requiring matched fire, smoke or acoustic performance

For related project work, review Custom Fabrication, Contact Sales or for technical assistance.

Project Workflow

From requirement to dispatch

A drawing-led, inspection-backed process for engineered and fabricated supply — the same discipline on every project.

  1. 01

    Requirement Review

    Drawing, BOQ, specification and project scope reviewed to confirm feasibility.

  2. 02

    Design & Specification

    Material, method, tolerance and finish aligned to the applicable standard.

  3. 03

    Fabrication Planning

    Production planned with inspection and test points built into the sequence.

  4. 04

    Inspection & QA

    Dimensional and visual inspection against drawing, with documentation as required.

  5. 05

    Packing & Dispatch

    Tagging, packing and dispatch documentation for on-time project delivery.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What fire ratings are available?

Fire-rated metal doors are offered in 30, 60, 90 and 120-minute classes. A rating applies to a specific tested or assessed doorset — leaf, frame, core, seals, hardware and glazing together — so we confirm the exact classification, test standard and report or listing reference for the model and size before supply.

Which test standards apply?

Doorsets are referenced to BS 476-22, EN 1634-1 (with EN 13501-2 classification) or UL 10C / NFPA 252, depending on the project route. These are different test methods and their results are not interchangeable — an EN EI classification is not the same as a UL 10C result — so the applicable standard is agreed per project. For Indian projects, IS 3614:2021 applicability is reviewed.

Is the whole doorset certified, or just the materials?

The fire performance belongs to the complete assembly, not to a material certificate or the core alone. We provide the model's fire test or classification evidence and the approved drawing; material certificates and dimensional inspection support that evidence rather than replace it.

Do fire doors include smoke control?

Smoke (leakage) performance is a separate characteristic from fire resistance, and smoke seals alone do not establish it. Where required, the doorset carries EN 1634-3 or applicable UL 1784 leakage-test evidence, confirmed for the specified configuration.

Can vision panels, hardware and finishes be changed?

Fire-glazed vision panels, fire-rated hinges, locks, closers and panic devices, and powder-coat finishes are supplied as a matched assembly within the tested scope. Changes to glazing, hardware, size or finish must stay within the model's approved or assessed limits — individually rated components do not by themselves make a rated combination.

What sizes are available?

Single and double-leaf configurations are offered within the tested size limits for the rating. Maximum size, leaf thickness, supporting wall and clearances follow the model's test evidence or assessment, so the permitted size is confirmed against the certified configuration rather than scaled up.