The Steamed Beech FD60 Prefinished Fire Door pairs maximum safety with a warm, understated natural elegance. Featuring a smooth flush design faced with a factory-finished steamed beech timber veneer, this internal fire door brings a light, inviting atmosphere to high-risk areas while meeting strict building safety standards.
Constructed with an engineered solid heavy-duty core, it is FD60 certified to withstand fire and smoke for up to 60 minutes. The real wood veneer showcases the characteristic subtle grain and soft, pinkish-tan tones of steamed beech, offering a refined, timeless finish that will never date.
Arriving prefinished with a clear protective lacquer, it is ready to hang straight away without the need for additional sanding or varnishing.
Equally at home in modern or classic settings, this versatile prefinished fire door is an ideal choice for commercial developments, apartment complexes, and multi-storey residential projects where uncompromised safety and effortless style are required.
| Finish | Fully Finished |
|---|---|
| Colour | Ash |
| Lipping | 6mm |
| Construction | Heavyweight Solid Core |
| Average Weight | 52.0kg |
| Fire Rating | FD60 |
From £ 334.80
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