FD30 & FD60 Fire Rated Steel Doors for Contemporary Interiors
Slim design with maximum security.
PORTAMET designs and manufactures bespoke FD30 and FD60 fire rated steel doors for residential, commercial, hospitality, and architectural projects across the UK. Combining certified fire protection with minimalist steel aesthetics, our fire rated steel doors are engineered for modern interiors where safety, durability, and design matter equally.
Using premium European steel systems including Ottostumm W40 and Jansen Economy 50 profiles, our doors deliver exceptional fire performance while maintaining ultra-slim sightlines and refined architectural detailing.
Whether you are specifying FD30 steel doors for luxury apartments or FD60 fire rated steel doors for commercial developments, PORTAMET provides fully bespoke solutions tailored to your project requirements.
Q&A
1. What is the difference between FD30 and FD60 fire rated steel doors?
FD30 fire rated steel doors are designed to resist fire and smoke for at least 30 minutes, while FD60 fire rated steel doors provide protection for at least 60 minutes. The right specification depends on the building type, fire strategy, and UK building regulations for the project.
2. Are steel fire doors better than timber fire doors?
Steel fire doors offer several advantages over traditional timber fire doors, including slimmer sightlines, greater structural stability, improved durability, and a more contemporary architectural appearance. Fire rated steel doors are also less prone to warping or movement over time.
3. Can FD30 and FD60 steel doors include glass panels?
Yes. PORTAMET fire rated steel doors can incorporate certified fire rated glazing while maintaining FD30 or FD60 fire resistance performance. Large glazed areas allow natural light to flow through interiors while preserving modern minimalist aesthetics.
4. What steel profile systems does PORTAMET use for fire rated doors?
PORTAMET manufactures fire rated steel doors using premium European steel systems including Ottostumm W40 profiles and Jansen Economy 50 profiles. These systems are known for slim sightlines, durability, and architectural quality.
5. Are your fire rated steel doors suitable for residential projects?
Yes. Our FD30 and FD60 steel doors are widely used in luxury homes, apartments, loft conversions, and multi-residential developments throughout the UK. They are particularly popular in contemporary interiors where both fire safety and design are important.
6. Can fire rated steel doors be customised?
Absolutely. PORTAMET manufactures fully bespoke fire rated steel doors tailored to each project. Clients can choose custom sizes, glazing layouts, opening configurations, handles, finishes, colours, and decorative glass options.
7. Are black steel fire doors available?
Yes. Black steel fire doors are one of the most popular choices for contemporary UK interiors. We offer a wide range of RAL powder-coated finishes, including matte black, textured black, bronze-effect, and custom architectural finishes.
8. Where are FD30 and FD60 steel doors commonly used?
Fire rated steel doors are commonly used in:
Apartment buildings
Luxury homes
Offices
Hotels
Restaurants
Stairwells
Commercial developments
Educational buildings
Heritage renovation projects
They are ideal wherever fire protection and modern design are required together.
9. Do fire rated steel doors comply with UK building regulations?
PORTAMET fire rated steel doors are manufactured to meet relevant fire resistance requirements for UK architectural projects. The exact specification depends on the building type, glazing configuration, and project requirements.
10. Why do architects choose slim fire rated steel doors?
Architects choose slim fire rated steel doors because they combine certified fire performance with elegant minimalist aesthetics. Systems such as Ottostumm W40 and Jansen Economy 50 allow large glazed openings with ultra-slim steel frames, creating light-filled modern interiors without compromising safety.