Fire Rated Door Handles

Fire rated door handles are rigorously tested and certified to withstand fire for 30 or 60 minutes (FD30/FD60), ensuring they meet building and safety regulations for residential, commercial, and public buildings.

Designed to pair with fire-rated lock/latch cases, these handles offer the same aesthetic variety as regular handles — including lever on rose and lever on backplate designs — while complying with BS EN 1634-1 and CE/UKCA markings where required.

Choose from chrome, stainless steel, brass, matte black, and other finishes without compromising on safety or style.

✅ Key Features:

FD30 and FD60 certified (30 or 60-minute fire resistance when fitted correctly)
Compliant with BS EN 1634-1 fire test standards
Suitable for residential, commercial, hospitality and institutional use
Available in lever on rose or backplate options
Compatible with intumescent kits and fire-rated locks/latches
Finishes include satin chrome, stainless steel, matte black, brass, bronze
Often CE/UKCA marked for regulatory compliance
Sold in pairs with spindle and fixings included

📘 FAQs – Fire Rated Door Handles

❓ What makes a door handle fire rated?

Fire rated handles are tested under BS EN 1634-1 to ensure they don’t fail during a fire. They’re made from heat-resistant materials and often used with intumescent protection to slow the spread of fire.

❓ Are all door handles fire rated?

No. Only handles that have passed certified fire resistance tests and are labelled FD30 or FD60 rated are considered compliant. Look for CE/UKCA markings where applicable.

❓ Do I need special latches or locks too?

Yes – the entire hardware set (handle, latch/lock, hinges, and intumescent components) must be fire rated and compatible for the certification to be valid.

❓ Can fire rated handles be stylish?

Absolutely. Many fire rated handles now come in designer finishes and sleek modern profiles, giving you both safety and aesthetic appeal.

❓ Are intumescent kits required?

Yes – for most fire-rated installations, intumescent protection around the latch or handle is required to maintain the integrity of the fire door set.