Fire-Rated Glazing for Blocks of Flats

Fire-rated glazing for blocks of flats

In blocks of flats, fire-rated glazing protects common corridors, stairs and lobbies, and appears around flat entrance doors as fanlights and side panels. Since the Fire Safety Act 2021 and, in England, the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, responsible persons have clearer duties over these elements.

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Concrete stairwell with a glazed screen and glazed lobby door leading to a corridor

What do blocks of flats usually need?

Fanlights and side panels to flat entrance doors
Communal corridor and stair screens
Vision panel replacement after fire door checks
Evidence for building safety records

Working in blocks of flats

In England, residential buildings at least 18 metres or seven storeys with two or more homes are higher-risk buildings, and most building work in them needs Building Safety Regulator approval.

Every job is handed over with the classification references, glass marks and installation photographs, so your fire risk assessor and building control can see what was installed.

Frequently asked questions

Do you work in blocks of flats?

Yes. In England, residential buildings at least 18 metres or seven storeys with two or more homes are higher-risk buildings, and most building work in them needs Building Safety Regulator approval.

Can you work from our fire risk assessment?

Yes. Send the report and we will price the glazing-related actions item by item.

What evidence do you provide?

Classification references for each system, a glazing schedule with marks, and photographs of seals and fixings before they were closed up.