For fit-outs, refurbs and listed offices
Our made-to-measure fire doors for commercial properties are built for openings and designs that standard doors cannot meet. Each bespoke commercial fire door is made to size, finished to your fit-out and certified as a full doorset.
Bespoke doors for business
Reception areas, boardrooms and older buildings often have openings that do not suit stock doors. They may be extra tall, extra wide or need side panels.
Commercial made-to-measure fire doors are built for those openings. The door, frame and glass are made and tested as one set, so the rating holds.
In a new fit-out, doors are part of the design. Architects and designers want veneers, colours and glass that match the rest of the space.
We work from your drawings and finishes, then agree a door spec before anything is made. That spec stays with the door as part of your O&M records.
Need a bespoke door for a home or listed house? See our made-to-measure fire doors in London for every building.
For standard-size openings, commercial fire door installation with stock doorsets is faster and cheaper.
Do you need bespoke?
Most commercial bespoke work comes down to one of three reasons.
What we make
Every bespoke commercial door is built to a spec you approve. These are the parts we agree.
Leaf, frame, side panels and top lights sized to the opening.
FD30 or FD60, set by your fire strategy.
Veneer, laminate or paint matched to your design samples, so doors sit well with walls and joinery.
Fire-rated glass, sized and placed to suit.
Cut-outs and cable routes for readers and locks, made in the factory to keep the rating.
Concealed or overhead closers and hinges.
How it works
Planned around your fit-out programme.
We measure every opening and review your drawings.
Rating, size, finish, glass and hardware signed off.
Built and certified by the maker.
Fitted to programme, with O&M records.
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Your spec
Nothing is made until you approve the spec. It records every detail of the door and goes into your O&M file.
Mistakes to avoid
These mistakes can cost time and money on a fit-out.
Bespoke doors take weeks to make. Late orders hold up handover.
Site-cut holes can break the rating.
Glass larger than the test evidence allows can mean the door is no longer certified.
Panels added that are not part of the tested set.
Doors made from drawings alone may not fit the built opening.
No record of what was made or fitted.
Pricing
Prices depend on size, rating, finish and glass. Every door is quoted from the agreed spec.
| Work | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Made-to-measure FD30 doorset, fitted | £900–£1,800per door |
| Made-to-measure FD60 doorset, fitted | £1,200–£2,400per door |
| FD60 doorset, supplied and fitted | £800–£1,300per door |
| Old door removed and disposed of | £30–£60per door |
Guide prices updated October 2026. Your fixed quote follows a visit or survey.
Tall veneered pair with fire-rated vision panels.
£2,400–£4,800
Three full-height glazed bespoke doors.
£2,700–£5,400
Taller and wider doors cost more.
An FD60 rating adds to the cost.
Large fire-rated panels add cost.
Veneers cost more than paint or laminate.
Areas covered
We supply bespoke commercial fire doors across London and the City.
Much of our commercial bespoke work is in central London fit-outs, where reception and meeting room doors need to match the design.
Older office buildings in conservation areas often need doors that match original openings and styles.
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What architects, designers and facilities managers ask us.
A made-to-measure FD30 door, fitted, usually costs £900–£1,800, before VAT. FD60 doors cost around £1,200–£2,400. Size, glass and finish make the biggest difference to the price. You get a fixed price from the agreed spec, covering making, fitting and records. Larger orders can bring the price per door down.
Within limits. Each door must stay within the sizes covered by its test evidence. Most tall, wide and double doors are possible. We check your openings against the evidence before quoting. If an opening is too large, we can suggest side panels or a different layout that stays within the evidence.
Yes, within the limits of the test evidence. Full-height vision panels and side lights are common. The glass must be fire rated and fitted with the right beads and seals. More glass means more light, but it can raise the price, so we help you find the right balance.
Yes. We work from your design samples to match veneers, laminates and paint colours. Natural wood can vary, so we agree samples before making. Paint and laminate can be matched very closely to your colour references. Hardware such as handles and kick plates can also be chosen to suit the design.
Yes. We prepare doors in the factory for readers, locks and cable routes. This keeps the fire rating intact, unlike cutting holes on site. Your security contractor then fits and links the readers on site. We test each door with the alarm before handover.
Usually several weeks from spec sign-off, depending on size and finish. We agree a date that fits your fit-out programme, so doors arrive in time. Ordering early is the best way to avoid delays. We can measure openings as soon as the walls are built, so making can start sooner.
Yes. Each doorset is made by a certified maker, labelled and backed by test evidence. You get the details for your O&M file. Fitting by our own team keeps that certification valid, because the door is installed as it was tested. The label stays on the door for future inspections.
Yes. We review drawings, suggest changes where the test evidence needs them and agree the spec with your design team. Getting us involved early helps avoid redesigns later, as we can spot issues with sizes or glass before drawings are fixed. We can also attend design meetings if needed.
We supply and fit. Fitting by our own team means the door is installed as tested, which keeps the certification valid. It also means one team is responsible for the door from start to finish. If anything needs adjusting after handover, you only need to call us.
You get the agreed spec, label details, photos and fitting records. These go into your O&M file and fire safety records. The records also make future inspections easier, as the inspector can see what each door is straight away. They can be supplied in the format your O&M manual needs.
Next step
Send us your drawings or opening sizes. We will survey, agree a spec and give you a fixed price.
