Fire-rated steel screens in North Yorkshire
Homeowners and builders in North Yorkshire use us for fire-rated steel screens that are drawn to their exact opening, from compact screens in York to full-width runs in Harrogate.
Fitting fire-rated steel screens in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire includes York's historic centre and Harrogate's Victorian villas, where conservation rules and period character shape the design.
Lead times are confirmed in writing when you sign off the drawings, so you can plan the rest of your project around them. You get one fixed written price after survey, with the material, glass and finish named on the quote.
We cover York, Harrogate, Scarborough and Skipton, plus the villages and towns between them. Lead time is 6–10 weeks depending on system, and we confirm dates in writing when you sign off the drawings.
What we can include
- Doorsets complete with closers and ironmongery
- Residential protected stairs and commercial corridors
- Complete tested systems: frame, glass, seals and fixings
- Integrity (E) and insulation (EI) ratings to suit the route
A fire-rated steel screen is a glazed steel partition designed to resist the spread of fire and, depending on its rating, heat for a set period such as 30 or 60 minutes. Read the full guide to fire-rated steel screens.
Call, chat or send the form and we will arrange a convenient survey date.
Fire-rated steel screens in North Yorkshire: questions
Are fire-rated screens much thicker?
Frames and glass are a little deeper than non-rated screens, but steel systems keep the bars slim compared with most alternatives.
Can you put fire glass into my existing screen?
No. Fire performance comes from the tested system as a whole, so the frame, glass, seals and fixings must all match the tested assembly.
Do you cover York and Harrogate?
Yes. We survey and fit fire-rated steel screens in York, Harrogate, Scarborough and across North Yorkshire. Book a free survey and we will confirm a date.
Book a free survey
Tell us about your opening and we will arrange a survey and a fixed written quote.