“Our reputation has been built over the last 15 years through our hassle-free, reliable, and professional customer service, combined with the expertise of our highly skilled fire safety specialists.”

At MBP Fire Protection Ltd, we put safety first to help prevent the worst. It is a legal requirement to have the correct fire safety procedures in place, and in the event of a fire emergency, fire doors play a crucial role in slowing the spread of flames—ultimately protecting lives. As qualified fire safety specialists, we are proud to offer this essential service for your premises. Serving the Southwest for over 15 years, we are experts in fire safety and protection, ensuring your premises meet all necessary fire safety regulations.

We specialise in fire door surveys and installations. Our products are accredited by NAPFIS, and all installations are certified, fully compliant with the latest safety standards and building regulations. After assessing the current situation, we will carry out the necessary work to bring your premises up to compliance. Our goal is not only to ensure safety and protect lives but also to deliver a professional service using the highest quality products and craftsmanship.

For more information, contact our fire safety and protection specialists at:

07779 486135 / 07540 813198 or email mbppropertyltd@outlook.com

We also provide

Composite flat entrance fire doors

PAS24 certified FD30s fire door sets

Fire door upgrades

Fire stopping

Fire signage

NAPFIS accredited installations

Being a NAPFIS Certified Installer gives you peace of mind that the installation has been Passive Fire Control Certified and meets fire safety standards.

Fire DOOR INSPECTIONS

If you have a business with more than five employees, fire door inspections are a mandatory precaution for fire safety and protection purposes.

To ensure you’re fully compliant with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order, your fire risk assessment must be reviewed every 12 months to remain to date.

At MBP Fire Protection Ltd we provide fire risk assessments for all businesses across Devon and the Southwest. This includes, offices, schools and commercial premises, if your business requires a fire risk assessment, we have the knowledge and expertise to provide this.

Fire Door Installations

Fire doors are vital for controlling fire spread and can save lives by managing the fire before emergency services arrive. When it comes to fire doors in South Devon and the Southwest, it is a legal obligation to ensure your premises meet fire safety regulations.

We offer a complete and comprehensive service whereby we can assess, supply and install, as well as maintain all types of fire doors, including bespoke and made-to-measure options.

When it comes to our fire door installation service, we are the experts. Our installation service is fully NAPFIS certified, adhering to building regulations and upon completion, you will receive the relevant certification.

STEeL EXIT DOORS

When it comes to a fire emergency and the need to make a safe exit from the premises, steel exit doors offer the perfect solution.

From panic hardware, including push pads and push bars, we ensure all our solutions are fully compliant with fire regulations, offer high-quality security, and allow people to leave the premises easily with the appropriate access in an emergency.

Steel exit doors can be installed in a range of properties, including schools, hospitals, warehouses, offices, and commercial premises.

Bespoke, made-to-measure doors

When it comes to bespoke, made-to-measure fire doors in Devon and the Southwest, MBP Fire Protection Ltd has been providing bespoke fire door solutions for over 15 years.

Offering a complete service from supply to installation and maintenance, our doors are available in a range of finishes and timber and are created to your exact specifications.

Our vast product range includes door sets, frames, as well as ironmongery, and we offer completely bespoke solutions that are made to measure. All products are accredited and fully compliant with EN safety standards and building regulations, so you can have the look and finish you want while also having peace of mind that you are protected.

Passive Fire Protection

Passive fire protection, or PFP as it is more commonly known, delays the spread of fire, allowing time for the emergency services to arrive.

Providing time for evacuation and ensuring clear escape routes, there are three key components when it comes to passive fire protection.

Mastic work, which seals the gaps around fire doors; fire batt, which turns into a hard ceramic when exposed to heat; and collars/wraps, which crush plastic pipes when exposed to heat—all assist in preventing fire spread.