Fire-Rated Doors in Egypt and Saudi Arabia
Al Hamd Contracting lists fire-rated doors among its project services. For a clear offer, send the door schedule, dimensions, drawings, required specifications and a description of the openings. The door items, components, supply, installation and available documents are reviewed, with the scope and exclusions defined before approving the project proposal.
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Review the door set and opening together
- Link each door to its opening and specifications in the project schedule.
- Review the proposed set and its documents rather than the leaf alone.
- Clarify hardware, details and the limits of opening and installation work.
- Review observations and hand over the documents for the set and contracted work.
Door file: opening, set and documents
Send the information available, together with the project location and requested scope. Missing information can be identified when the case is reviewed.
| Item | Information to provide |
|---|---|
| Opening identification | Door number on the drawing, location and required dimensions. |
| Door set | Leaf, frame and hardware included in the proposal. |
| Product evidence | Labels and reports relating to the proposed set. |
| Installation | Opening and wall details, including existing work. |
| Current condition | Changes and recorded observations concerning an existing door. |
Prepare your request and review the service scope
Use the project guide to collect the available information, then contact the team to review your request.
Our products
Browse the published catalogue and confirm the set, dimensions, required classification and product documents for your project.
Fire-rated door work
According to the project register in the company profile, the company’s work includes fire-rated doors for the French Institute in Cairo, the National Company for Vegetable Oils and the Sanita factory in 2024.
Fire-rated door questions
Should I review a leaf certificate or the complete door set?
Review what covers the proposed set and its components. NFPA 80 addresses doors and opening protectives. The identity of the leaf, frame, hardware and their documents should be clear in the offer.
We have a door with no clear label. Is a photo sufficient?
A photo helps describe the condition but does not independently establish a rating. Include available product information and documents to identify what can be verified and what is missing.
We want to replace a lock or add glazing. What should we send?
Send the set identification, documents and proposed modification. Do not assert that a change preserves the classification before reviewing the relevant details and documentation.
Why should hardware be identified item by item?
An offer for a leaf alone differs from an offer for a set with a frame and specified hardware. Define the required components for each door number to avoid incomplete or differing supplies.
Does the appearance or weight prove fire resistance?
Appearance and weight are not classification evidence. Start with the product documents and the set required for the project, then review their relationship to the proposed product.
For the scope of the references, see NFPA 80. The project and competent authority determine the applicable edition and requirements.
Discuss a fire-rated door project
Request a site review or offer for fire-rated doors. Send the project city, scope and available drawings or photos so the team can identify the next step.
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