New fire doors for hotels
Our hotel fire door installation in London replaces guest room and corridor doors a few rooms at a time. The rest of the hotel stays open, and each room is back on sale the same day.
Fitting doors in hotels
Closing a floor to change doors costs money. We work through the hotel a few rooms at a time, so most rooms stay bookable.
Hotel fire door installation done this way means each room is back in use the same day it is fitted.
Guest room doors are part of the room’s look. We fit doorsets in finishes that match your design, with hardware to match.
Many hotels also want doors that cut noise from the corridor. Some fire doors are tested for sound as well, which helps guests sleep.
Own homes or offices as well as hotels? Our London fire door installation fits doors in every kind of building.
Once new doors are in, hotel fire door maintenance keeps them closing quietly for years.
What we fit
Every guest room door is fitted to the same standard, so the whole hotel looks and works the same.
Door and frame tested together.
Set to latch without a bang.
Key card locks that suit the fire door.
Stop smoke spreading into corridors.
Fire door and room signs refitted.
Checked on every door before sign-off.
How it works
We plan with your reservations and housekeeping teams, so guests barely notice.
We measure doors and show finish samples.
Rooms blocked in small groups, agreed with reservations.
Old doors out, new doors in, between stays.
Each door checked and signed off the same day.
Other buildings
Our fitters also work in these buildings.
Track progress
A simple tracker shows which rooms are done, which are in progress and which are next.
Mistakes to avoid
These are the problems we find after poor hotel refits.
Closers set too hard, causing guest complaints.
Lock bodies that weaken the door.
Doors trimmed to clear new carpets.
Seals left off to quieten doors.
New doors hung in unrated frames.
Labels painted or covered by trim.
Pricing
Hotel doors are priced per doorset, supplied and fitted. Finish and locks make the biggest difference.
| Work | Guide price |
|---|---|
| FD30 internal doorset, supplied and fitted | £550–£950per door |
| FD60 doorset, supplied and fitted | £800–£1,300per door |
| Period-style panelled or glazed upgrade | £250–£700per door |
| Old door removed and disposed of | £30–£60per door |
Guide prices updated October 2026. Your fixed quote follows a visit or survey.
FD30S doorsets fitted four rooms at a time.
£13,200–£22,800
Panelled doors styled to match the hotel.
£24,000–£49,500
Larger refits lower the price per door.
Veneers and panels add cost.
Key card locks vary in price.
Faster programmes need larger teams.
Areas covered
We fit hotel fire doors from the West End to Heathrow.
Central hotels are busy all year, so we plan refits room by room. Airport hotels often have quieter weeks that suit faster work.
Hotel groups can roll out the same door style across every London property.
Central London
North London
East London
South London
West London
More for hotels
These services sit around a hotel door refit.
Learn which room doors have failed.
View serviceKeep new doors quiet and closing.
View serviceTest closing and hold-opens after fitting.
View serviceSwap single damaged doors as needed.
View serviceFAQ
What hotel owners and project managers ask before a door refit.
A supplied and fitted FD30S doorset usually costs £550–£950, before VAT. Panelled or veneered doors cost more. Larger refits bring the price per door down. Spreading the work over several months also spreads the cost.
Yes. We work a few rooms at a time, agreed with your reservations team. Each room is fitted and back in use the same day, so the rest of the hotel stays open. Guests nearby may hear some noise during the day, but we finish before evening.
Guest room doors are normally FD30S. That means they hold back fire for 30 minutes and have smoke seals. Doors to stairs and some service areas may need more. Your fire strategy sets the rating for each door. If your fire strategy is old, ask your fire risk assessor to confirm the ratings before ordering.
Yes. Fire doors come in many finishes, from paint to wood veneer, with panels or flush faces. We show you samples before ordering so the doors suit your rooms. Matching hardware, such as handles and room numbers, can be fitted at the same time.
Yes, if the lock is fire rated and fitted as the door maker allows. We can fit new locks or reuse your existing ones if they are suitable. Reusing locks saves money, but they must suit the new door’s test evidence.
Many fire doors are also tested for sound. A good fire door with proper seals can cut corridor noise, which helps guests sleep better. Ask us about acoustic ratings if noise is a common guest complaint.
Each door takes most of a day. A floor of 24 rooms might take one to two weeks, fitting a few rooms at a time. We agree the pace with you before starting. Larger teams can speed this up if the hotel has a quiet period.
Each door is checked for closing, latching and gaps before we sign it off. Doors on hold-open devices are tested with the fire alarm. We can also book a full inspection once the refit is finished, to give you a fresh pass or fail record.
You get a room tracker, a photo of every door and label, and a fitting record. Together they form a pack for your fire safety file. Copies can go to head office, your fire risk assessor and your insurer.
Yes. Doors between connecting rooms are often fire doors too, and they need the right locks so each room stays secure. We fit and check them in the same way as the main room doors.
Next step
Tell us about the hotel and the rooms. We will plan a refit that keeps you open.
