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A fire door is a crucial component of passive fire protection, designed to contain the spread of fire and smoke, allowing occupants safe passage out of a building. They are engineered to resist fire for a specific duration, typically 30 to 120 minutes, depending on the building's needs. Fire doors are not just the door itself, but a complete assembly including the frame, seals, hinges, and hardware, all crucial for proper functionality in a fire

The primary function is to prevent fire and smoke from spreading, providing a barrier for a designated period 

Fire doors are made with fire-resistant materials like gypsum, vermiculite boards, or mineral wool, often with a steel frame