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Do Fire Doors Need to Be Self-Closing?

Understanding UK Compliance for Fire Door Safety Understanding the Legal and Safety Requirements of Fire Doors in the UK Fire doors play a vital role in protecting lives and property by slowing the spread of fire and smoke. But a question we often hear is: Do fire doors need to

Expert Fire Safety Consultancy That Keeps You Compliant and Protected When it comes to fire safety, there’s no room for guesswork. Whether you're a business owner, landlord, or building manager, staying compliant with UK fire safety laws is not only a legal requirement—it’s a moral obligation.

Expert Fire Safety Consultancy That Keeps You Compliant and Protected

When it comes to fire safety, there’s no room for guesswork. Whether you’re a business owner, landlord, or building manager, staying compliant with UK fire safety laws is not only a legal requirement—it’s a moral obligation. Why Fire Safety Consultancy Matters  UK fire safety legislation is complex and ever-changing. Navigating

Expert Fire Door Installation Near You

Stay Compliant and Protected with Elevate Safety Solutions When it comes to fire safety, every second counts. One of the most effective—but often overlooked—measures in any building is a properly installed, fully compliant fire door. At Elevate Safety Solutions, we specialize in expert fire door installation across the UK, ensuring

What Is a Fire Risk Assessment?

A fire risk assessment is a legal requirement in the UK for all non-domestic premises and shared areas of residential buildings. It involves identifying fire hazards, evaluating risks, and implementing controls to protect lives and property. At Elevate Safety Solutions, we carry out comprehensive fire safety assessments aligned with UK

Fire Risk Assessment for Industrial and Warehouse Buildings

Industrial and warehouse buildings often contain large quantities of combustible materials, heavy machinery, and hazardous chemicals, making fire risk assessments crucial for ensuring the safety of workers, visitors, and assets. Regular and thorough fire risk assessments can prevent accidents, minimize property damage, and ensure compliance with fire safety regulations.  Key

Fire Safety Responsibilities Guide for Responsible Persons

Fire safety is a legal and moral duty for landlords, care home operators, and HMO managers in the UK. Failure to comply with fire safety regulations can result in fines, legal action, and, most importantly, loss of life. This guide provides an overview of fire safety responsibilities, risk assessment requirements,

Updates to BS 5839-6:2019+A1:2020

The latest amendment to British Standard BS 5839-6:2019+A1:2020 introduces key changes to fire alarm system classifications. These updates ensure a clearer definition of alarm system grades, enhancing fire safety in residential properties. What’s New? The amendment includes new system grades, with significant modifications to Grade C and the replacement of

The End of Leasehold? Major Reform on the Way!

Big News for Homeowners in England & Wales! The government has pledged to abolish the centuries-old leasehold system before the end of this parliament. This major overhaul aims to give homeowners more control and put an end to excessive service charges and mismanagement by freeholders. What’s Changing? ✅ End of

Fire Risk Assessment for Retail and Hospitality Buildings

Retail and hospitality buildings, such as shops, restaurants, hotels, and bars, face unique fire risks due to the presence of large numbers of people, flammable materials, and complex layouts. Conducting regular fire risk assessments in these environments is essential for ensuring the safety of employees, customers, and property while complying

Fire Risk Assessment for Healthcare Facilities (Hospitals and Care Homes)

Healthcare facilities, including hospitals and care homes, face unique fire safety challenges due to the presence of vulnerable individuals, specialised equipment, and high occupancy rates. A fire risk assessment (FRA) is essential for identifying hazards, assessing fire risks, and implementing necessary safety measures to protect patients, staff, and visitors in