Since our first fire test in 1967, we've been the leading manufacturer of wooden fireproof doors. With seven Benor/ATG certificates obtained in accordance with NBN 713.020, we launched the widest range of Belgian wooden fireproof interior doors on the market.
Long before the new EI1 legislation came into force, we began working intensively on EI1 fire tests in accordance with European standard EN1634. By 2024, we were proud to have successfully completed over 160 EI1 fire tests. These successful tests are grouped together in seven new European EI1 Benor/ATG certificates to EN 13501-2.
Discover the 7 new EI1 certificates here:
- Benor/ATG 3244: EI1 30 revolving doors (single and double)
- Benor/ATG 2498: EI1 30 Deco Vision (single and double)
- Benor/ATG 3245: EI1 60 hinged doors (single and double)
- Benor/ATG 3227: EI1 30 swing doors (single and double)
- Benor/ATG 3228: EI1 60 swinging doors (single and double)
- Benor/ATG 3234: EI1 30 sliding doors (single door)
- Benor/ATG 3261: EI1 60 sliding doors (single and double)
The fire resistance of a door set must be proven through a fire test performed at an accredited lab. During a fire test, doors are assessed on the following criteria:
- Integrity “E” (i.e. flames are kept out)
- Thermal insulation “I” (temperature measured on door leaf and frame) > (NB: EI1 - required in Belgium - is stricter than EI2 or EW, which are required in neighbouring countries)
The fire doors fall under a number of different certifications based on their fire resistance and the type of door:
Our fire-resistant doors are wooden internal doors that can be set into various wooden and metal frames.
For more information on frames, locks, hinges, glazing, grilles etc. that can be used in combination with our doors, please refer to certification, leaflets or technical data sheets in the downloads section.
Naturally, you can contact us at any time with any further questions.