Fire Door Push Bars
Fire door push bars are designed to aid people exiting a building during a fire emergency. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires that any exit from a building be easy to open without a key. So final exit fire doors need to not only secure the building from the outside but also be easily opened from the inside. Browse our full range of safety-certified fire door push bars here.
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What is a fire door push bar?
A fire door push bar is a special door opening device that must be added to external fire doors. It works to mechanically pull the bolts of a door when pressed - opening the door to allow safe passage.
How does a push bar work?
Push bars work by mechanically pulling the bolts in the door when pressed by someone. The pressure on the bar works to retract the bolts so that the door opens.
Which doors are required to have push bars?
Push bars are typically required on exit doors in buildings where large numbers of people may need to leave quickly in an emergency. This includes places like schools, hospitals, shops, theatres, and offices. Doors leading to escape routes or final exits should have push bars if people unfamiliar with the building might be using them. The push bar allows for quick and easy exit, even if the door is locked from the outside.
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