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What is the difference between a fire exit and a fire door?

A fire exit is designed to provide an easy escape route from a building and will always be an external door. It is usually fitted with some easy release exit hardware including a push bar and is does not necessarily provide protection from fire.

A fire door is designed to provide protection against the effects of fire for a length of time. This can vary from 30 minutes up to 240 minutes depending on the level of protection required. Fire Doors can be fitted internally and externally on a building to provide ongoing fire protection.

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