Traditional Victorian Clear Pine 4 Panel Fire Door

Fire doors are a critical component of passive fire protection in any property. An FD30 rating means this door has been rigorously tested to withstand fire for a minimum of 30 minutes. That half-hour window can make all the difference in slowing the spread of flames and smoke, giving occupants crucial time to evacuate and emergency services extra time to respond.

Constructed with a solid particleboard core for superior density and strength, this door is finished with a clear radiata pine veneer for a warm, natural appearance. Raised and fielded panels add depth and traditional appeal, while simple, elegant mouldings keep the look clean and authentic. Supplied unfinished, it’s ready for painting or oiling on-site to match your interior.

Sizing

To suit a wide range of door openings commonly found in UK homes, the fire-rated Victorian 4 Panel door is available in the following imperial sizes:

• 1981 x 686 x 44mm
• 1981 x 762 x 44mm
• 1981 x 838 x 44mm

This selection allows homeowners and installers to meet fire safety requirements without compromising on style or proportion. Generous lippings provide room for adjustment, ensuring a precise fit even in older properties with less uniform frames.

Each fire-rated model includes 18mm solid pine lippings, allowing up to 24mm of total trimming (12mm from any side), making installation flexible across various frame sizes.

Why Fire Doors Matter

Installing certified fire doors isn’t just a regulatory requirement in many settings, it’s a life-saving choice. These doors are specially engineered to resist heat, contain smoke, and compartmentalise a building during a fire. When placed strategically between living areas, stairwells, or corridors, they form part of an essential escape plan, protecting exit routes and slowing structural damage.

Sustainability

Manufactured using responsibly sourced timber and holding FSC® Mix certification (INT-COC-003944.500), this fire door supports ethical forestry practices. Choosing this door means investing in long-term safety while supporting sustainable construction.