Fire Door Installers & Refurbishments

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Attention to detail in windows, doors & heritage refurbishments has us contracted to refurbish NZ’s most prestigious historic builds.

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Quality assured workmanship at every milestone, without failure. Best practices, careful planning & senior craftsmanship.

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Why Choose Refurb’s Fire Door Installers?

Building Warrant of Fitness

If you are looking for a fire door installation & refurbishment specialist who can inspect and audit your doors / building, Refurb Plus have a list of professional independent Building Warrant of Fitness specialists, who work with you to complete your audits professionally and efficiently.

Expertise in Fire Safety

With years of experience in fire door refurbishment, our skilled team is qualified in the latest safety standards required for your Building Warrant of Fitness. We are committed to ensuring your fire doors are compliant and effective.

Historic Preservation

Refurbishing fire doors in historic buildings is our specialty. Our skilled team understands the delicate balance between preserving historical accuracy and enhancing safety. We are committed to maintaining the architectural integrity of your property while ensuring compliance with current safety regulations.

Comprehensive Refurbishment Process

Our refurbishment process includes a thorough inspection, repairs, and upgrades to enhance the performance and aesthetics of your fire doors. We address issues such as damage, wear and tear, and outdated components.

Quality Fire Rated Materials & Techniques

We use only high-quality materials and industry-leading techniques in our refurbishment projects. This ensures that your fire doors not only look great but also function effectively and reliably.

Our Fire Door Refurbishment Services Include

Certification and Compliance

After refurbishment, we provide your building warrant of fitness auditor with the necessary documentation to confirm that your fire doors meet all applicable safety standards. This helps you maintain compliance and protect your property.

Inspection and Assessment

Our team conducts a comprehensive assessment of your fire doors to identify any damage or deficiencies. We provide detailed reports and recommendations for refurbishment.

Repairs and Replacements

We can repair or replace damaged components, including hinges, locks, and seals, ensuring your fire doors function properly and provide the required level of protection.

Painting and Finishing

Our refurbishment services include professional painting and finishing, giving your fire doors a fresh, clean appearance while ensuring they remain compliant with fire safety regulations.

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Smoke & Fire Protection

 Properly refurbished fire doors are essential for containing smoke and fire, protecting occupants and minimising property damage.

Free Quotes & Compliance Assessment

Ensure the safety and compliance of your property with professional fire door refurbishment services from Refurb Plus. Contact us today for a complimentary consultation and let our Wellington fire door professionals help you protect your property.

Cost-Effective Solution

Refurbishing your existing fire doors can be a more economical option compared to complete replacement, saving you time and money while improving safety.

Extended Lifespan

Our refurbishment services help extend the lifespan of your fire doors, ensuring they remain effective and reliable for years to come.

New Zealand Fire Door Installation Standards

In New Zealand, fire door standards are primarily governed by the Building Code and associated regulations. Here are key points related to fire door standards in New Zealand:

Compliant Fire Ratings

Fire doors are classified based on their fire rating, which indicates how long the door can withstand exposure to fire. Common fire ratings include:
30 minutes (FD30): Suitable for less critical areas.

Building Code Compliance

Fire doors must comply with the New Zealand Building Code (NZBC), particularly under Clause C – Protection from Fire. This includes requirements for fire resistance, the integrity of fire separation, and ensuring that fire doors effectively contain and control the spread of fire and smoke.

Standards and Specifications

The following standards are relevant to fire doors in New Zealand:NZS 4520:2005: This standard specifies requirements for fire doors and their performance, including testing methods for fire resistance.AS/NZS 1905.1:2005: This standard outlines the specifications for fire-resistant doorsets, including construction, performance criteria, and test methods for fire doors.

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Fire Standards Continued

Documentation and Certification

When installing or refurbishing fire doors, it’s important to maintain proper documentation, including:Test certificates from approved laboratories.
Compliance with building consent conditions.
Inspection reports confirming adherence to safety standards.

Installation Requirements

Proper installation is crucial for fire doors to function effectively. Key installation aspects include:Correct framing and sealing to prevent smoke and heat transfer.
Use of appropriate hardware, such as self-closing devices and smoke seals.
Compliance with manufacturer guidelines and standards during installation.

Maintenance and Inspections

Regular maintenance and inspections are essential to ensure fire doors remain compliant and functional. This includes checking for:Damage or wear on door surfaces, seals, and hardware.
Proper operation of self-closing mechanisms.
Any obstructions that could prevent the door from closing completely.

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