How much do fire doors cost?

Fire doors are priced per door, supplied and fitted with the correct ironmongery. Estimate your HMO's requirement below.

Fire door cost calculatorLive estimate

FD30 door, frame, intumescent strips, closer and compliant ironmongery, fitted.

Estimated cost
£2,250
range £1,500£3,000
With 10–15% contingency£2,531

Indicative estimate — confirm with quotes.

What compliant fire doors need

  1. 1
    Rated door and frame

    An FD30 door provides 30 minutes' fire resistance, hung in a compatible frame.

  2. 2
    Intumescent strips and seals

    Strips (and cold-smoke seals) that expand in heat to seal the gap around the door.

  3. 3
    Self-closers and ironmongery

    Compliant hinges, latch and a self-closing device — required on HMO bedroom and escape-route doors.

Fire doors are a core HMO compliance cost and a common licensing sticking point. Cost them per door against your room count, and always confirm the exact requirement with a fire risk assessment.

Fire door costs (indicative, supply & fit)

ItemPer doorNotes
FD30 door + fit£250 – £500Door, strips, closer, hinges
FD60 door + fit£350 – £650Higher rating
Upgrade existing door£120 – £220Where permissible
Typical 5-bed HMO6–8 doors£1,800 – £4,000

Every bedroom and riser typically needs an FD30 with self-closer in a licensable HMO.

Frequently asked questions

How much do fire doors cost for an HMO?+

A compliant FD30 fire door supplied and fitted with strips, closer and ironmongery typically costs £250–£500 per door. A 5-bed HMO usually needs 6–8, so budget £1,800–£4,000.

Do all HMO doors need to be fire doors?+

Generally bedroom doors and doors onto protected escape routes need to be FD30 self-closing. Your council or a fire risk assessment confirms exactly which doors — standards vary.

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Want to know how these figures are calculated? See our cost methodology.

Indicative estimates — not a quotation

Cost figures shown are indicative estimates, not quotations. You are responsible for verifying all costs (obtain contractor quotes) and any figures submitted to a lender. ScopeWise is a documentation tool, not financial, tax, structural or planning advice. HMO compliance prompts are guidance only — confirm requirements with your local council, as standards and licensing vary by authority.