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FIRE DOORS - FD20
Can anyone advise me on the definition of FD20 fire doors? Our council asked
us to ensure all our existing doors were FD20 doors when we submitted an application to convert our loft into bedrooms. We believe we have them - solid Victorian doors with (newly fitted) self closers. Friends in our street who converted their lofts before us have the same type of door, and the council was happy with them. But because we managed to squeeze 3 bedrooms up therethe Building Control Officers suddenly insisted we replace all our existing doors because they can't be sure they'll last for 20 mins in a fire. Yet these are the same type of door that were fine for our friends' lofts... How can you show a Victorian door is FD20 equivalent? Can the council refuse us a Completion Certificate given all they initally asked for was FD20s, which we believe we have? Not the most rivetting topic, but any help appreciated. Thanks. |
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