Process of making wooden fire doors

Wooden fire-rated doors are made by combining different layers of wood and other fire-resistant materials to achieve a specific level of fire resistance. The process of making wooden fire-rated doors includes the following steps:

Basic sizes of wooden fire rated doors have shutter thickness from 55mm to 70mm .Outer frame size from 57mm*150mm which totally upto customer requirement.

1. Design and specifications: The door manufacturer determines the size, shape, and required fire rating of the door based on the building code and client needs.
2. Materials selection: The manufacturer selects the appropriate materials to achieve the required fire rating. The door core is typically made of a fire-resistant material, such as solid wood, particleboard, or mineral core and calcium silicate board and mineral wool. The outer layer is usually made of solid wood or a veneer finish.
3. Assembly: The door is assembled by sandwiching the fire-resistant core material between the wooden outer layers. Special adhesives and clamping techniques are used to ensure a strong bond.
4. Cutting and finishing: The door is cut to the required size and shape, and then sanded, primed, and painted or laminated to give it a finished appearance.
5. Hardware installation: The door hardware, such as hinges, panic bar and handles, locks is then installed as to match customer requirement.
6. Testing and certification: The completed door is subjected to rigorous testing to ensure it meets the required fire rating and safety standards. The door manufacturer must obtain a certificate of compliance before the door can be sold and installed.

It is important to note that wooden fire-rated doors must be installed correctly and maintained regularly to ensure their effectiveness. Failure to do so can compromise the door's ability to resist fire and smoke, and potentially put occupants of the building at risk.

It can be provide with maintaining its aesthetic look as wooden doors only its core property is to resist fire .For more blog click on