Fire-rated Crittall-style screens in Glasgow and the West of Scotland
Homeowners in Glasgow, Paisley and the rest of Glasgow and the West of Scotland ask us about fire-rated Crittall-style screens most often when they have a stair or hallway that has to be a protected route. Every frame is drawn and made to fit your opening.
Fire-rated screens for Glasgow and the West of Scotland homes
Red and blond sandstone tenements and West End villas have tall rooms and long hallways; Scottish building standards apply to structural and fire work.
That is why so many enquiries from Paisley and East Kilbride start with a stair or hallway that has to be a protected route.
Survey and fitting in Glasgow and the West of Scotland
Glasgow and the West of Scotland is roughly 300 miles by road from our Birmingham office. We group surveys by area, so we can usually offer a visit within two weeks of your enquiry. Send us a photo of the opening and a rough size, and we will reply with a guide price before arranging a survey.
Popular uses
- Kitchens opening onto an escape route in flats
- Commercial corridors and stair cores
Options we offer
- Material: Steel systems; aluminium is not used for fire-rated work here
- Rating: Integrity and insulation ratings to suit the route, typically 30 minutes
- Glass: Fire-rated glass from the tested system
Read more about fire-rated screens or see everything we fit in Glasgow and the West of Scotland.
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Fire-rated screens in Glasgow and the West of Scotland: questions
How soon can you survey in Glasgow and the West of Scotland?
Usually within two weeks of your enquiry, often sooner. Installation follows roughly 4 to 6 weeks after you approve the drawings.
Do you work with builders in Glasgow and the West of Scotland?
Yes. Many of our Glasgow and the West of Scotland jobs are part of a wider renovation, so we coordinate the survey and fitting date with your builder.
Do I need permission for fire-rated Crittall-style screens in Glasgow and the West of Scotland?
Most internal work needs no planning permission. Listed buildings need listed building consent, and fire safety rules apply in three-storey houses and flats. Scottish building standards apply here.