Flush Fire Doors

Smooth, flat-faced flush fire doors for a clean modern look, in oak, white primed and ash finishes, with the fire protection built into the core.

As Simple as a Door Gets

A flush fire door is as pared-back as a door gets: a completely smooth, flat face with no panels, grooves or mouldings. That simplicity is what makes it the default in modern homes, offices and apartment blocks, where a clean, unbroken surface suits the interior, while the fire rating sits entirely inside the core.

Our flush fire doors run from warm oak and ash veneer through to crisp white primed, all part of the wider internal fire doors range, with 30 or 60 minutes of protection depending on the door.

Finishes and glazing

Choose oak fire doors and ash for a natural, mid-century feel, or crisp white fire doors for a bright modern scheme. Where a room needs light, a glazed flush door sets a fire-rated glass panel into the same smooth face.

Rating and fitting

Flush fire doors are used in homes at a 30-minute rating, found in our FD30 fire doors, and in commercial buildings at 60 minutes in our FD60 fire doors. Like any fire door, a flush door only performs as a complete doorset, so pair it with a fire-rated frame or lining, intumescent seals and fire-rated hinges.

FAQs

A flush fire door has a completely smooth, flat face with no panels or mouldings, over a fire-rated core. It is the plainest, most modern door style, and the fire protection is entirely internal.

They are the standard in modern homes, offices, hotels and apartment blocks, anywhere a clean, unbroken surface suits the interior and a fire door is required.

Yes. Unfinished and primed flush 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 holds.

Many are, but check the individual product, as a humid room is better with a moisture-tolerant door. The fire rating and a suitable finish both matter in a bathroom or wet area.

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