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Fire Doors for HMOs - Fire Safety Requirements

Definition: a safety door designed to resist fire and smoke, required in HMOs to protect escape routes and compartmentalise fire spread.

David Sampson
Updated

About Fire Door

Fire doors are safety doors designed to resist fire and smoke, required in HMOs to protect escape routes and compartmentalise fire spread. Fire doors must meet FD30 or FD60 standards and be properly maintained.

HMO landlords must install fire doors in appropriate locations, as fire doors are required for fire safety compliance. Fire doors must be self-closing, properly fitted, and regularly maintained to ensure effectiveness.

Understanding fire doors is crucial for HMO landlords, as fire doors are required for fire safety compliance and licensing. Professional fire safety advice helps ensure fire doors meet all requirements.

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