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How often do fire doors need inspection?

Fire doors should be inspected regularly as part of a building’s ongoing fire safety maintenance requirements. (Usually annually for unit doors and 6 monthly for common area’s) Many defects are identified during annual fire safety inspections (AFSS), including damaged seals, incorrect gaps, faulty closers and latching issues.

Regular inspections help ensure doors remain compliant and operate correctly in the event of a fire.

Can damaged fire doors be repaired?

Yes — many fire doors can be repaired depending on the defect and condition of the door set.

Common repairs include:

• replacing smoke seals

• adjusting door gaps

• replacing closers

• repairing latching hardware

• minor frame repairs

• replacing drop seals

If the door or frame is excessively damaged, non-compliant or incorrectly installed, a full replacement may be required.

What causes fire doors to fail AFSS inspections?

Common non-compliant fire door defects include:

• excessive door gaps

• damaged or missing smoke seals

• non-compliant hardware

• faulty door closers

• damaged frames

• doors not self-closing correctly

• unapproved modifications

• missing compliance tags

These defects are commonly identified during AFSS inspections and fire safety audits.

Do you replace complete door sets?

Yes. We provide complete fire door replacement services including:

• removal of existing door sets

• installation of new fire-rated frames

• supply and fit of compliant fire-rated doors

• smoke seals

• closers

• latching hardware

• drop seals

• compliance documentation upon completion

We service strata, commercial, retirement village and industrial properties across the Central Coast, Sydney and Newcastle.

Do you work with strata managers?

Yes — a large portion of our work involves strata and commercial properties.

We regularly assist with:

• AFSS defect rectification

• common area fire doors

• unit entry fire doors

• ongoing maintenance works

• compliance upgrades

• access coordination with residents

• reporting and defect documentation

• Central Coast

• Gosford

• Newcastle

• Sydney

• Wyong

• Tuggerah

• Erina

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