
Fire Door Vision Panels
Replacement and new vision panels fitted to the door's evidence.
Learn more →Wired glass replacement means removing old Georgian or polished wired glass from doors, screens and panels and fitting modern fire-resistant glass that keeps the fire rating while meeting today's impact safety expectations. Wired glass holds together in a fire because of the mesh, but plain wired glass usually lacks an impact safety classification and can cause serious injuries when broken by impact.
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Schools, hospitals, housing blocks and older offices often still have wired glass in doors and corridors. We survey it, confirm what the frames can accept, and replace it with clear integrity or insulating glass that is compatible with the frame and carries an impact classification.
Wired glass breaks into sharp pieces held by wire, and the wire weakens the glass. In doors and low-level panels it is a common source of hand and arm injuries.
Wired glass generally provides integrity only. Replacing it lets you keep or improve the fire performance while adding impact safety.
Doors, side panels and low-level glazing in busy corridors, sports halls and schools are usually replaced first.
Old frames may not have evidence for modern fire glass. We assess them and recommend frame replacement where the evidence cannot be established.
Modern fire glass is clear, so replacements also improve visibility and appearance.
We can replace wired glass over holidays, weekends or zone by zone to keep the building running.
Wired glass panes replaced from £160 per pane supplied and fitted, excluding VAT. Prices depend on the rating, pane sizes, frame system, access and programme. Use the guide price tool for a range, or see all guide prices.
It can provide integrity in the right frame, typically for 30 minutes and sometimes longer in tested systems, but it does not insulate, and plain wired glass usually lacks an impact safety classification.
When broken by impact it can cause serious cuts. That is why it is often replaced in doors and low-level positions.
There is no blanket ban, but glazing in critical locations must meet impact safety rules, and duty holders must manage the risk. Replacement is often the practical answer.
Clear modern integrity or insulating fire glass with an impact classification, compatible with the frame.

Replacement and new vision panels fitted to the door's evidence.
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E and EW glass where flames and hot gases must be stopped.
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Surveys that identify what fire glazing you have and what needs fixing.
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Glazed over-panels, side lights and borrowed lights around fire doors.
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Send sizes, the rating required, photos of glass marks or your inspection report.
We measure, record existing marks and check frames, substrates and fire-stopping.
Your quote names the tested system, classification and evidence it relies on.
Installed to the system details, then a handover pack with photographs and references.
Send sizes, photos of any glass marks or your inspection report and we will come back with the right tested system.