Steel Doorsets

Steel doors offer superior durability, fire resistance, and security compared to timber or aluminium alternatives. They’re ideal for high-traffic or high-risk environments and require minimal maintenance over time.

Yes, our steel door sets can be fully certified to meet fire, acoustic, and security standards. We offer options tested to a range of fire ratings (30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes) and sound reduction levels to suit your project requirements.

Yes, we offer a range of steel doors specifically engineered for emergency exits. These doorsets play a vital role in building safety. They are built for strength and frequent use, and incorporate reinforced hinges for added durability.
Key features include:

• High-strength construction: Built to withstand wear, impact, and high-traffic conditions.
• Fire-rated options: Many models meet fire safety standards, enhancing protection in emergencies.
• Multiple finishes: Available in modern finishes like black or grey to match contemporary interiors.

The cost of a steel hinged emergency exit door set can vary depending on factors such as size, fire-rating, finish, and additional hardware or features. To get an accurate quote, it’s best to discuss your requirements with our specialists who can tailor the solution to your needs.

Absolutely. Steel-framed glazed doors are a popular choice for stylish interior spaces like offices, healthcare facilities, and educational buildings—offering a sleek look with high durability and safety performance.

Yes. Our steel doors can be powder-coated in a wide range of RAL colours and finishes, and configured with vision panels, louvres, hardware, or bespoke ironmongery to match your building’s design and function.

Blast-resistant doors are used in high-security or hazardous environments such as defence, utilities, or petrochemical sites. Louvred doors are commonly installed in comms rooms, electrical enclosures, and plant areas where ventilation is essential.

Yes, double steel security doors are available and ideal for spaces that require wider access points or enhanced security. Common installation locations include:

• Warehouses and industrial units: To accommodate the movement of large equipment or goods.
• Plant rooms and utility areas: Where wide clearance is essential for operational access.
• Commercial premises and retail units: For secure staff entry or goods delivery zones.

Public buildings and schools: Where safety and accessibility are both important.

The price of a steel security door is influenced by its duty grade — ranging from standard to ultra-heavy duty — as well as factors like size, finish, fire or acoustic ratings, configuration (single or double), and optional features such as vision panels or advanced locking systems.

• Standard Duty: Ideal for light commercial or internal use, standard-duty doors are typically the most cost-effective option.
• Mid Duty: A step up in strength, mid-duty doors provide enhanced security and durability, often chosen for general external use.
• Heavy Duty: Suitable for high-traffic or more vulnerable areas, heavy-duty doors offer increased resistance and performance.
• Extra Heavy & Ultra Duty: These are built for the most demanding environments, offering superior protection against forced entry or impact. Their price reflects the advanced construction and materials used.

While prices increase with the duty level and added features, each grade is designed to meet specific security and performance needs. For an accurate quote, it’s best to consult with our team based on your project specifications.

All of our steel door solutions are manufactured and installed to meet relevant building codes and performance certifications for fire, acoustic, and security requirements across Ireland and the UK.