Oak Glazed Fire Doors

Glazed Oak Fire Doors

Our glazed oak fire doors let you borrow daylight between rooms while keeping the protection of a rated door. Each one is an FD30 door built from an oak veneer over a dense, fire-resisting engineered core, and fitted with fire-rated safety glass so the vision panel is part of the tested door rather than a weak point. That means you can brighten a dark hallway, landing or stairwell and still hold back fire for up to 30 minutes. It is the natural choice wherever an unglazed fire door would leave a space feeling closed in.

Fire-rated glass, not an afterthought

The glazing in these doors is FD30 fire-rated safety glass, tested and certified as part of the complete door rather than added afterwards. Most designs use clear glass to carry daylight through darker hallways and stairwells, and a few use frosted or lined glass where you want light with a little more privacy. Because the glass and its beading are certified with the door, the vision panel keeps the same 30-minute rating as the rest of the leaf, and cutting an aperture into an ordinary door would never achieve the same.

Styles and where they work

Glazed fire doors suit the rooms that most need both light and protection, such as hallways, landings and the doors that open onto a stairway. The design you choose usually comes down to how much light you want to move through the space and how much privacy the room behind needs.

• Clear glazed designs that carry the most daylight between rooms
• Frosted and lined glass for light with more privacy in bathrooms and bedrooms
• Panelled and vertical-panel designs with glass, plus clean modern faces
• Prefinished doors ready to hang, or unfinished doors ready to treat

For the full choice, our oak fire doors shop-all covers every style in one place. The panelled oak fire doors suit a more traditional room, while the modern oak fire doors keep things clean and contemporary.

Finishes

Choose prefinished oak fire doors that arrive sealed and ready to hang for the quickest, most even finish, or unfinished oak fire doors if you would rather oil the oak in your own shade. An unfinished door should be treated on all faces and edges before it goes into service, and our internal door treatments guide covers the oils and waxes that protect an oak face and keep the glazed beading looking its best.

Complete the fire door

A glazed fire door still needs the right fittings to perform as it should. Hang it on the correct fire door hinges, seal the leaf with the intumescent strips and smoke seals in our strips and seals range, and set it into a suitable fire door frame or lining. Fitted together and to the door's instructions, these are what let the glazed door hold its rating in a real fire.