Commercial Fire Rated Doors in Michigan
Fire-rated door sales, inspections and annual drop testing for Michigan businesses from Overhead Door Company of Battle Creek, Jackson & Ann Arbor.
Fire-rated doors are rolling steel doors that close automatically during a fire or alarm to help stop flames and smoke from spreading. They are used in commercial, industrial, institutional and retail buildings. Overhead Door Company of Battle Creek, Jackson & Ann Arbor sells fire-rated doors and provides fire door inspections and annual drop testing.
Designed to close automatically in the event of a fire or alarmed event, fire-rated doors are used for service door and counter applications in commercial, industrial, institutional, and retail projects. Overhead Door Company of Battle Creek, Jackson & Ann Arbor offers fire door inspection and drop testing services to meet the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards.
Our goal is to maintain your compliance while ensuring your fire doors are operating properly and efficiently.
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FIRE-RATED DOORS
A wide array of Overhead Door™ rolling steel doors are available to meet the most demanding fire safety standards, unusual opening sizes and discerning aesthetic requirements. Designed to close automatically in the event of a fire or alarmed event, our fire-rated doors are available for service door and counter applications in commercial, industrial, institutional and retail projects.
We provide fire doors with UL or FM labels, and are listed for both masonry and non-masonry applications. Our FireKing® fire door collection offers fire protection, innovative design, and optimized performance for the end user. The Fire Sentinel® time-delay release device provides an added measure of safety to control the doors’ closure
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Fire-Rated Door FAQs
What is fire door drop testing?
A drop test is a hands-on check that the fire door will close on its own when it needs to. The technician triggers the door's release the way a fire or alarm would, then watches it close fully. Afterward the door is checked and reset. The test shows problems that a quick visual look can miss, such as a sticking release or worn parts.
How often do fire-rated rolling doors need to be inspected and tested?
NFPA standards call for rolling fire doors to be inspected and drop tested at least once a year. Keeping a record of each test helps show that your doors are being maintained. Your fire marshal, insurance carrier or company safety policy may also ask to see those records. We provide annual drop testing to help you stay on schedule.
What do the UL and FM labels on a fire door mean?
The UL or FM label shows that the door assembly was tested and listed by an independent testing organization for its fire rating. Inspectors look for that label when they check your doors. Never paint over, cover or remove it. The fire-rated doors we provide carry UL or FM labels and are listed for both masonry and non-masonry walls.
What happens if my fire door fails its drop test?
A failed drop test means the door needs repair before it can be counted on in a fire. The door may close only partway, close too fast or not release at all. Our technicians can find the cause, make the repair and test the door again. We service all brands, so your door does not need to be one we installed.
How do I schedule a fire door inspection?
You can schedule a fire door inspection by calling (800) 962-3141, calling your nearest location, or using the Schedule Service form on our website. Let us know how many fire doors you have and when they were last tested. Fire door testing can also be included in our Preventative Maintenance Program so it stays on schedule.