Fire Door Gap Remedial Works in Wembley, London
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed fire door remedial works in Wembley, London, after several existing flat entrance doors were found to have excessive gaps around the door leaves. The customer asked us to reduce the gaps and improve the existing door sets rather than immediately replacing them. Our team carefully adjusted the frames […]
Fire Door Gap Remedial Works in Highcliffe
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed a programme of fire door remedial works in Highcliffe after existing flat entrance doors were found to have excessive gaps around the door leaves. The customer asked us to reduce the gaps, bring the doors back within the required tolerances and install face-mounted drop-down seals where required. Our […]
FD30(S) Flat Entrance Door Replacement in Boscombe
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed a new FD30(S) flat entrance door installation in Boscombe, Bournemouth after the existing door set was found to be failing on multiple points. Rather than attempting further remedial work to a door set with several deficiencies, the existing assembly was removed and replaced with a new Howdens standard […]
Commercial Double Door Replacement After Break-In at Fox & Sons, Poole
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed a replacement double entrance door installation for Fox & Sons in Poole following damage caused during a break-in. The existing entrance had been compromised and temporarily boarded, so the priority was to provide the branch with a secure, professional replacement while restoring the appearance of the shopfront. As […]
Oak FD30(S) Fire Door Set Installed at Preston School in Yeovil
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed the installation of a manufactured oak FD30(S) fire door set at Preston School in Yeovil. The new doorset provides a robust fire-resistant solution while retaining a clean oak finish suitable for the school environment. For organisations requiring new fire doors, CFP provides professional fire door installation services for […]
Four Oak FD30(S) Fire Door Sets Installed at Yeovil Church Community Centre
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed the installation of four manufactured oak FD30(S) fire door sets at a church community centre in Yeovil. The project included two single fire doors and two double fire door sets, all installed in accordance with the manufacturers’ supplied installation instructions. For organisations requiring similar works, CFP provides professional […]
11 Flat Entrance Fire Doors Remediated Following Failed FRA in Peckham
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed a programme of fire door remedial works to 11 flat entrance doors at a residential property in Peckham, London, following defects identified during a Fire Risk Assessment. The project involved correcting excessive door gaps, adjusting existing door frames and ensuring the self-closing devices operated correctly across the affected […]
FD60(S) Fire Door Set Replacements Following Water Damage at Deloitte, Central London
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed a programme of FD60(S) fire door set replacements at Deloitte in Central London, following water damage within the basement of the building. A leak in the basement had caused significant damage to the lower sections of a number of the existing fire door sets, with moisture damage extending […]
Double Fire Door Remedial Works Following Failed FRA in Maidenhead
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed remedial works to two double fire door sets at a site in Maidenhead after defects were identified during a Fire Risk Assessment (FRA). Both door sets had been fitted without suitable intumescent smoke seals where the two door leaves meet, leaving the meeting stiles without the required seal […]
Holiday Let Fire Door Remedial Works Following FRA in Bournemouth
CFP Carpentry & Fire Prevention recently completed fire door remedial works at a holiday let property in Bournemouth after issues with the door gaps were identified as part of the property’s Fire Risk Assessment (FRA). The existing door itself could be retained, but the gaps between the door leaf and frame needed correcting to achieve […]

