Australian Architectural Fire Doors manufacture a large variety of fire doors. Utilising our manufacturing facility, we have the ability to custom design and produce fire doors tailored to your specific requirements, including LI Door Protection HPL and timber veneer finishes.

Fire Door Sets are required & designed to protect openings created in fire rated walls. Our tested systems, slow down the spread of smoke and flames by compartmenting areas within a building. Our fire doors are constructed using a mineral material known as Vermiculite Monolithic Refractory Core and can be engineered to achieve fire ratings of 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, or 4 hours.

Fire Door Sets are of special construction and need to be fitted with fire tested components including closers, latching hardware, and secondary speed limiting device.

• Vermiculite monolithic refractory core
• Internal Timber edge strips
• Metal reinforcement to all hardware locations
• Door skin/face available in a variety of material
  options

• STD (Ply And MDF)
• LI Door Protection HPL
• Metal (mild steel, aluminium, colour bond)

• Hinged
• Pivot
• Sliding
• Single & Pair

• Mini = 37mm thick - residential
• Maxi = 47mm thick – commercial

Fire door sets are supplied standard with tested and approved
fire rated hardware and seal combinations.

Fire-rated extras" typically refer to additional components and features
integrated into buildings to enhance their fire resistance and safety measures.
These extras are designed to meet specific fire-rated standards and regulations.
AAFDs fire-rated extras include

• Metal Cladding
• Fire Rated Vision Panels
• Air Transfer Grilles
• Acess Panels

For more information please visit our “hardware & extras” page using the link
at the bottom of the page

Fire Doors are a crucial safety component in constructions. They undergo
rigorous testing to ensure they provide effective fire resistance,
protecting lives and property. Complying with Australian standards
guarantees that these architectural fire doors deliver the highest level of
performance and reliability in emergency situations.

All Australian Architectural Fire Doors are manufactured to meet current
Australian Standards.

Please refer to our fire door installation guide to ensure that your doors
are installed correctly and in accordance with the Australian standards.

• Flat bed router for dedicated core cutting
• 2023 3mt Wall Saw
• 2023 5 Daylight door press
• Secondary 4 Daylight door press
• Two back up cold presses
• Beam saw for trimming doors
• Back up 4-Axis router for door trimming

• 2023 Flatbed 6 KW laser
• 3 Brake Presses
• 7 Dedicated welding bays
• Dedicated Backfilling area
• Newly refurbished 30 m2 Spray Booth

• 2023 5-Axis Router complete with ABS attachment
• Backup 2020 5-Axis Router
• 2022 Edge Bander for timber edge strips
• 200 m2 area specifically for value added product
  such as metal clads and vision panels

With nearly 3 acres of manufacturing under roof, we have the best people and facilities.

It is a requirement that all Fire Doors are to be installed in accordance with the Australian Standards. Australian Architectural Fire Doors are a trained & BCC Licenced company that can offer Sliding Fire Door installation, satisfying all requirements. Please refer to our fire door installation guide to ensure that your doors are installed correctly and in accordance with the Australian standards.

Check out our Door Imaging page to see the benefits of our new frame measuring technology. 

Fire doors must undergo rigorous testing and inspection processes to confirm their ability to withstand fire and smoke, protecting lives and property. Compliance with Australian Standards is vital. It is a requirement that all Fire Doors are to be installed in accordance with the Australian Standards. AAFD provide approved Fire Door systems & accredited certification.

Building owners and operators must adhere to maintenance requirements, as stipulated in AS1851, at a minimum, to ensure the effective operation of the system in emergency situations

1. Routine Testing: Fire doors should be tested regularly to ensure they operate as intended. This may include periodic checks of the door's closing mechanism, seals, and alarms.

2. Repairs and Upkeep: Any damaged or malfunctioning components should be promptly repaired or replaced to maintain the door's fire resistance.

3. Annual Inspection: Certified professional to conduct an annual inspection to ensure that the door complies with fire safety codes and regulations.

4. Documentation: Maintaining records of inspections,

When ordering doors, AAFD requires

Click here to view our technical sheet for Fire Door Sets