Technical-room and shaft doors: types and where they go
Technical and shaft doors seal plant rooms, risers, meter cupboards and utility spaces: steel, powder-coated, made to measure, fire-rated where required.
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Practical, answer-first guides on fire ratings, certificates, prices and planning supply — so you specify, buy and install with confidence.
Why we publish this
Most door sites show a grid and a price. We would rather you understood the decision — the class your project needs, the document that proves it, and the cost drivers behind a quote — because a buyer who knows what they need gets the right door the first time. When you are ready, a quote is one message away.
Technical doorsTechnical and shaft doors seal plant rooms, risers, meter cupboards and utility spaces: steel, powder-coated, made to measure, fire-rated where required.
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DevelopersSourcing fire doors, entrance doors, technical doors and railings from one manufacturer cuts coordination, aligns schedules and simplifies handover.
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Entrance doorsChoosing a front door for a white-frame flat: security, fire rating, insulation, finish, smart locks, measuring and custom sizes — a clear checklist.
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Fire doorsA fire door's price is driven by its EI class, size, single or double leaf, hardware, finish and quantity. Here is what moves the number — and why Unigon quotes per project.
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Entrance doorsEntrance-door price depends on steel build, size, finish, locks and fire rating. Here is what drives the number and how market prices compare.
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Fire doorsA real fire door comes with a certificate stating its EI class, the testing body, a document number and the product it covers. Here is how to read and verify one.
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Smart locksHow a smart lock fits a steel entrance door: fingerprint, keypad, card and app entry, multi-point deadbolts, and why integration beats a retrofit.
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Fire doorsPlanning door supply for a residential block starts with a door schedule, matches each opening to its required class, and uses one supplier for fire, entrance and technical doors.
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Fire doorsEI is a fire-resistance class: E is integrity, I is insulation, and the number is minutes. Here is what each class means and where it is used.
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