Certified Anti-fire FD90/FD60 / FD30 Solid Wooden Fire Rated Door

What does fire-rated door mean?

"The term 'fire-rated' means that the door, when installed properly, is not supposed to combust during a certain time frame in the average fire." While time ratings vary, he says standard ratings include 20- to 90-minute doors. Fire-rated doors are more common in commercial buildings than in residential structures.

Is a solid wood door fire rated?

solid wood doors not less than 1-3/8 inches in thickness, solid or honeycomb core steel doors not less than 1-3/8 inches thick, or 20-minute fire-rated doors. ... If not one of those, then it must be labeled (to be a fire rated door) or it is not a proper door (not fire rated, and not one of the approved options.

What is inside a fire rated door?

Fire-rated glass may contain wire mesh glass, liquid sodium silicate, ceramic glass or borosilicate glass. Wired glass typically withstands the fire. The sodium silicate liquid acts to insulate heat transfer.

Heavy-duty steel door and frame provides long lasting durability

Provides protection from the spread of fire (fire rated up to 90 minutes)

Can be used on interior walls

Steel surface allows for easy painting for any color match

Includes hardware for additional security and long lasting durability

90 minutes fire-rated steel door frame and hinges provide a safety barrier

1-1/2 hours fire rating

Durable construction

1-year warranty

Knock down door comes unassembled