Shaker Fire Doors

Clean flat-panel shaker fire doors that suit modern and traditional homes alike, in oak, white primed and walnut finishes, with the fire rating built in.

A Clean Look That Goes With Anything

The shaker style is all about restraint: a flat, recessed panel inside a simple square frame, with none of the fussy mouldings of a period door. That plainness is exactly why it works in so many homes, sitting as easily in a modern kitchen as in a country cottage, and it carries a full fire rating without drawing attention to itself.

Our shaker fire doors come in warm oak, crisp white primed and rich walnut, all part of the wider internal fire doors range, with the fire protection built into the core rather than shown on the face.

Finishes and glazing

Choose oak fire doors for warmth and grain, crisp white fire doors for a bright, painted finish, or walnut for something richer. Where a room needs light, a glazed shaker door sets a fire-rated glass panel into the same clean lines.

Rating and fitting

Shaker fire doors are mostly fitted in the home, where a 30-minute rating is the standard, so most here are FD30 fire doors. Like any fire door, a shaker door only performs as a complete doorset, so pair it with a fire-rated frame or lining, intumescent seals and fire-rated hinges, and keep the seals intact so the rating holds.

FAQs

A shaker fire door has a plain, flat recessed panel in a simple square frame, the clean shaker look, combined with a tested fire rating. The styling is on the surface; the fire protection is built into the core.

Almost anywhere. The plain lines work in modern and traditional homes alike, which is why shaker is one of the most versatile door styles, whether on a landing, a kitchen or a stairwell that needs a fire door.

Yes. A glazed shaker fire door sets a fire-rated glass panel into the clean styling, which is handy for a dark hallway or a door onto a stairwell where you want to keep the light.

Yes. Unfinished and primed doors are made to be painted to match your scheme. Keep coats reasonable, avoid the intumescent seals, and follow the maker's guidance so the rating is not affected.

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