ASDMA explains the specialist design, manufacturing and testing processes that go into producing a third-party certified fire door.

This article explains the importance of the derogation from the making of a declaration of performance for CE marking specifically allowed under Article 5 of the Constriction Product Regulations...

It is with much sadness that we have learned of the death of Tony Palmer. Tony was a longstanding ASDMA member and passionate supporter of the specialist timber door...

The consequences of the coronavirus pandemic crisis may well be deep and long-lasting, especially if lockdown without significant commercial activity continues for any extended period. At some point...

Specialist fire door manufacturers are keeping going in response to NHS Trusts who are under pressure to maximise care capacity in the face of the extreme demands placed on...

As the Coronavirus pandemic continues, the specialist fire door industry finds itself under increasing commercial pressure, due to critically low demand and limited component supplies. ASDMA has written a...

In light of the Government's recent consultation regarding a new risk-based prioritisation approach to fire safety, ASDMA recommends that the need is for low risk products backed by third-party...

In residential environments, fire doors give tenants the vital time they need to evacuate their homes in an emergency situation. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the...

Should fire doors be tested from both sides? Door manufacturers are often challenged over whether fire doors should be tested from both sides. ASDMA discuss the standard rules governing...