A practical guide to HMO fire doors installation, highlighting compliance requirements, safety standards, and how Fraser Bond supports landlords in protecting tenants and property investments.
HMO fire doors installation is a critical component of fire safety for Houses in Multiple Occupation. Properly installed fire doors prevent the spread of fire and smoke, protecting tenants and ensuring compliance with licensing and building regulations.
Fraser Bond provides professional HMO fire doors installation services across London and the UK, helping landlords maintain compliant, safe, and high-performing rental properties.
Fire doors in HMOs provide:
Protection for tenants by slowing fire and smoke spread
Compliance with mandatory HMO licensing and building regulations
Reduced legal liability and enforcement risk
Enhanced property insurance coverage and protection of assets
They are particularly important in communal areas, stairwells, and separating individual rooms in multi-occupancy properties.
Landlords must ensure that fire doors meet the following requirements:
Fire Rating – Doors must be certified (typically 30–60 minutes depending on location)
Self-Closing Mechanisms – Essential to maintain fire compartmentation
Intumescent Strips and Smoke Seals – Prevent smoke and heat passage around the door
Correct Installation – Fitted according to manufacturer and fire safety guidelines
Regular Maintenance – Periodic checks to ensure doors remain compliant and functional
Fraser Bond ensures that all fire doors installed meet current HMO and UK fire safety standards.
Fraser Bond provides:
Professional assessment of HMO fire door requirements
Supply and installation of compliant fire doors
Maintenance and inspection services to ensure ongoing compliance
Guidance on HMO licensing and fire safety regulations
Portfolio-wide fire safety management and upgrades
Professional installation ensures landlords meet all legal obligations while safeguarding tenants and property value.
