Shaker Internal Fire Doors

Shaker fire doors are FD30 certified to BS 476 Part 22 and EN 1634-1. The design is honest: recessed flat panels, clean rails, nothing decorative for its own sake. Oak, white primed, and black — solid panel and glazed — from £186, VAT included, free mainland UK delivery.

About our shaker fire doors

Seven FD30-certified shaker style fire doors: four solid panel designs from £186 and three glazed from £515. Solid panel options come in prefinished white, primed white, prefinished oak, and black. Glazed shaker fire doors have factory-fitted fire-rated glass panels. Many models carry FSC certification for responsibly sourced timber.

Manufactured from oak veneer and engineered timber with a solid core, all shaker fire doors are independently tested to BS 476 Part 22 or EN 1634-1. Intumescent seals in the door face and door frames expand under heat to block fire and smoke. Unfinished variants can be painted, stained, or waxed on-site. Check individual product pages for available sizes and stock. All prices include VAT with free mainland UK delivery and a 10-year warranty.

FAQs

What is a shaker style door?

A shaker style door has recessed flat panels set into the door face, framed by horizontal and vertical rails. The design comes from the 19th-century Shaker furniture tradition: practical, honest, nothing added for decoration alone. That restraint is why it still works in modern kitchens, hallways, and commercial settings. Shaker fire doors apply the same layout to FD30-rated construction.

What are four types of fire doors?

Shaker (recessed flat panels), panelled (raised traditional panels), flush (no panels, smooth face), and glazed (fire-rated glass). All four are available with FD30 ratings in our range, fittable to standard internal door frames.

What is the new law on fire doors in the UK?

The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 require regular checks of communal fire doors in multi-occupied residential buildings with two or more storeys. Building owners and managers are responsible. That’s on top of the existing rules in Approved Document B, which sets out where fire doors must be fitted in domestic properties. Contact our team or a building control officer to confirm what applies to your building.

Is BS 8214 still valid?

Yes. BS 8214 is the current UK standard for installing and maintaining timber fire doors. It specifies gap tolerances, the ironmongery required, and where self-closing devices are mandatory. Every shaker fire door must be fitted in line with BS 8214 — fire-rated hinges, a certified latch, correct intumescent seals — or the FD30 rating doesn’t hold. The door frames and the complete assembly must perform as tested.