Steel Wood Fire Door for Fire Rated Buildings
GB 12955-2008 & ISO9001 certified for top-tier quality and safety. Expansion perlite/rock wool filling ensures superior fire insulation. 1.2mm galvanized steel frame enhances durability and stability. Custom colors/designs to match diverse
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Steel Wood Fire Door Applications and Related Door Solutions
Steel Wood Fire Door is built for residential, apartment, and commercial entry applications that require practical security, durable door construction, and a clean architectural finish.
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Steel wood fire door — single.Double
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Product Features
The Steel Wood Insulated Fire Door (available in single/double types) combines robust construction with elegant design. Compliant with GB 12955-2008 and ISO9001 standards, it guarantees reliability in fire emergencies. The core is filled with expansion perlite or rock wool, delivering exceptional fire insulation (rated for 30/60/90 minutes). The 1.2mm galvanized steel frame (100mm depth) ensures structural integrity, while the layered composition—solid skeleton, fireproof materials, fireproof board, and veneer—provides balanced strength and aesthetics. With a 50mm door thickness, it balances safety and practicality.
Product Advantages
Certified Performance: Backed by Chinese fire-resistance certifications (90/60/30 mins), ensuring compliance with global safety benchmarks.
Hybrid Durability: Steel-wood fusion offers fireproofing + elegant finishes, ideal for high-end projects.
Customization: Tailor colors, finishes, and designs to suit hotels, luxury residences, or commercial spaces.
Low Maintenance: High-quality materials resist warping and corrosion, reducing long-term costs.
Application Range
Perfect for real estate public spaces, including:
Hotels and resorts requiring fire-safe yet visually appealing entrances.
Luxury residences prioritizing safety and design harmony.
Commercial buildings (offices, hospitals) needing code-compliant fire barriers.
