Product

Fire-Rated Roller Shutters & Doors

Fire shutters and fire doors that close automatically to contain a fire.

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Fire shutters close automatically when the fire alarm activates or a fusible link melts, helping to contain fire and smoke between compartments. They are commonly required by fire engineers on warehouses, shopping centres, factories and plant rooms.

Specifications & options

ActivationFire panel signal, fusible link or both
RatingsSupplied to the rating specified by your fire engineer
ServiceRegular drop tests and servicing

Servicing fire shutters

Fire shutters must work the one time they are needed. Regular inspection and drop testing confirms they close correctly. Ask us to add your fire shutters to a maintenance plan.

Standards

Fire shutters are specified by your fire engineer to the relevant SANS standards. These are published by the SABS (South African Bureau of Standards), including the SANS 10400 National Building Regulations series (Part T covers fire protection).

Also available

Typical buildings

Areas we cover

Fire-Rated Shutters & Doors throughout Gauteng, including:

Reviews

What clients say

Excellent Service

Excellent service from Industrial Doors. The team was professional, arrived on time and did a fantastic job repairing our roller shutter door. Everything is working perfectly. Highly recommended!

Industrial Doors client

Professional Installation

Very impressed with the quality of workmanship. Industrial Doors installed our new roller shutter door, and the entire process was smooth and professional. Great service from start to finish.

Industrial Doors client

Fast and Reliable

Our industrial door stopped working, and we needed urgent assistance. The technicians were quick to identify the problem and get everything running again. Really appreciate the efficient service.

Industrial Doors client

FAQ

Questions we get asked

Do fire shutters need servicing?

Yes. They should be inspected and tested regularly. Your fire engineer or insurer may specify the frequency.

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