Fire doors
Certified fire doors, matched to your fire-safety design
Fire doors in classes EI 45, 60, 90 and 120, and fire-rated entrance doors in EI 30 and EI 60 — certified, made to measure, and delivered with their certificates.
- EI 45 · 60 · 90 · 120
- Certified
- Made to measure
- Decree No. 41
In short: Unigon fire doors come in classes EI 45, 60, 90 and 120, with fire-rated entrance doors in EI 30 and EI 60. Every class is backed by a certificate, produced in standard and custom sizes, and compliant with the technical regulation approved by Government of Georgia Decree No. 41.
Fire doors
Certified fire protection, matched to the design
A fire door is only a fire door if a certificate proves it. Unigon supplies the full range of classes — EI 45, 60, 90 and 120, plus fire-rated entrance doors in EI 30 and EI 60 — each backed by its certificate, produced to the exact size of the opening, and compliant with the technical regulation approved by Government of Georgia Decree No. 41.
The class you need is not a preference; it is set by your building's fire-safety design. Send us the door schedule and we match each opening to its certified class, quote standard and custom sizes together, and hand the certificates over with delivery.
Browse by fire-resistance class
Each class holds integrity and insulation for the stated number of minutes.
EI 3030 minApartment entrances and internal openings where the fire-safety design calls for 30 minutes.View EI 30 →EI 4545 minAn intermediate class specified by some fire-safety designs.View EI 45 →EI 6060 minCorridors, stairwells and many entrance doors where 60 minutes is required.View EI 60 →EI 9090 minHigher-risk separations in larger or taller buildings.View EI 90 →EI 120120 minThe highest class, for the most demanding compartment lines.View EI 120 →
Fire doors in the catalog
All fire doors →Proof, not promises
Every class, backed by a certificate
No competitor shows a certificate. We do. Ask for the certificate pack before you order — the issuing body and document number come with the data sheet.
See certificates & complianceFire-door guides
How much does a fire door cost in Georgia?
A 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.
Read the guide →Fire doors with a certificate: what the document must contain
A 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.
Read the guide →Doors for new buildings: how to plan supply for a whole block
Planning 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.
Read the guide →FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What fire-door classes does Unigon supply?
Fire doors in EI 45, 60, 90 and 120, and fire-rated entrance doors in EI 30 and EI 60 — all certified and made to measure.
What does EI mean?
EI is a fire-resistance class: E is integrity (holding back flames and hot gases), I is insulation (limiting heat through the door), and the number is how many minutes the door holds both in a standard test.
Which class does my project need?
The required class for each opening comes from the building's fire-safety design, prepared under the technical regulation approved by Government of Georgia Decree No. 41. Send us the door schedule and we match each opening to its class.
Can I see a certificate before ordering?
Yes. Every class we state is backed by a certificate — request the certificate pack and we send it before you order.
Do you deliver outside Tbilisi?
Yes. We supply and install across Tbilisi, Batumi, Kobuleti, Rustavi and other cities in Georgia.
Ready when you are
Send your door schedule
We match each opening to its certified class and quote per project — across Tbilisi, Batumi, Kobuleti and Rustavi.