The building design often dictates whether or not fire-rated doors are required. For instance, hospitals and hotels often have special requirements for doors because of how occupants use the building.
In hospital hallways, designers need to ensure there are secure access points and sealed-off areas. Architects often employ fire-rated swing doors in these areas.
Elevators with fire-rated doors are recommended to help speed up evacuation times in high-traffic buildings and help firefighters navigate through building floors.
Building code requires fire protection in lobbies, and fire-rated doors are used to separate the lobby from the rest of the building, which can prevent the spread of fire to and from the space.
The types of doors you use for fire protection can also add style to your design. Fire-rated doors don’t have to look boring and can include appealing designs if you need to add visual impact to the building.
Doors might be designed with glass panels for a more versatile look, which can open up a space visually, allowing more light into the room. Fire-rated glass is specially designed to provide protection from fire and in some cases, the panels act as thermal insulators.
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