About this doorThe 19G Paint Grade Plus (PGP) Flush FD30 Fire Door Pairs are an incredibly popular choice where cost, practicality, and simplicity are paramount.Supplied as a paint grade, minimalistic unfinished door, ready for finishing on-site, these double fire doors have the ultimate flexibility in terms of matching with other doors or interior styles. Reduce decorating time and costs, this factory-primed door boasts a high-density smooth surface; ideal for spray painting, or other final finishing, to get the required look.An unfussy door, simply flush without any kind of panel detail and featuring a simple raised beading around the glazed aperture, this glazed fire door has a huge range of uses.Rated FD30, this means our PGP Flush FD30 Fire Door is fire resistant for 30 minutes, allowing time to escape in the event of a fire safely. Each fire rating is backed up by comprehensive independent testing and certifications to ensure FD30 doors perform as expected.A large range of complementary non-fire door and glazed fire door options are also available.GlazingOn the majority of door sizes, these door leaves feature a 508mm x 1654mm glazing aperture. Please note, on larger-sized doors the glazing aperture size remains the same size and the timber “border” size increases - therefore changing the aesthetics from the photographed example.Please note, on the following sizes the glass aperture sizes will be reduced as below:Door SizeGlass Cut Out Size1168mm x 1981mm x 44mm344mm x 1654mm glass cut out per leaf1220mm x 1981mm x 44mm370mm x 1654mm glass cut out per leaf1452mm x 2040mm x 44mm486mm x 1654mm glass cut out per leaf These doors are supplied either unglazed with mitred and pinned beading or with an option of factory pre-glazing, in accordance with BWF specifications. If a fire certificate is required, these doors must be ordered factory glazed.Things we thought you should know!The maximum you can trim from these doors is 3mm from the left and right sides - 3mm from the bottom and nothing from the top. Any more than this will invalidate the fire certificate. The glazing apertures feature a raised beading that protrudes from the face of the door.Shop all Internal Fire Doors
