Fire doors · EI 120
EI 120 fire doors
A certified steel fire door that holds flames and heat for 120 minutes — made to measure, delivered with its certificate.
- EI 120
- Certified
- Custom sizes
- Decree No. 41
What EI 120 means
The label reads as a measured performance: E is integrity — the door keeps flames and hot gases from passing through; I is insulation — it limits the heat reaching the protected side; and the number is the minutes it holds both in a standard furnace test. EI 120 means 120 minutes.
Where EI 120 is used
The highest class, for the most demanding compartment lines. The required class for each opening is defined by the building's fire-safety design under the technical regulation approved by Government of Georgia Decree No. 41 — we match the door to the class on your schedule, we do not assign it.
Specification
| Fire-resistance class | EI 120 |
|---|---|
| Rated duration | 120 minutes (integrity + insulation) |
| Certificate | Issuing body & document number on request |
| Sizes | Standard and custom — made to measure |
| Finish | RAL custom colours |
| Regulation | Government of Georgia Decree No. 41 |
| Supply area | Tbilisi, Batumi, Kobuleti, Rustavi |
Specific data-sheet values (leaf and frame build, exact certificate number) are confirmed per project — we do not publish a figure that is not on the matching data sheet.
FAQ
EI 120 — common questions
What does EI 120 mean?
EI 120 is a fire-resistance class: the door holds integrity (E — flames and hot gases) and insulation (I — heat) for 120 minutes in a standard fire test.
How is EI 120 different from EI 90?
Time. EI 120 holds both criteria for 120 minutes and EI 90 for 90 minutes. The right one for each opening is set by your fire-safety design.
Can I see the EI 120 certificate before ordering?
Yes. Request the certificate pack and we send it before you commit.
Do you make custom sizes?
Yes — every door is made to measure, in standard and custom sizes.
Need EI 120 doors for a project?
Tell us the quantity, sizes and city — we quote per project across Tbilisi, Batumi, Kobuleti, Rustavi.