Regulation 10

Regulation 10 fire door checks guide

A practical guide for responsible persons arranging checks of communal fire doors and flat entrance doors.

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What Regulation 10 changed

Regulation 10 of the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 introduced specific fire door duties for multi-occupied residential buildings in England. In practice, responsible persons need a suitable process for checking communal fire doors, flat entrance doors and keeping records of what has been inspected and what needs action.

FDS helps by providing clear visual checks and reports that can feed into a practical remedial plan where defects are found.

Common items to consider

Communal doors

Common parts, corridors, stair cores and risers often need regular checking and practical records.

Flat entrance doors

Access arrangements matter. Managing agents may need resident communication so doors can be checked.

Remedial follow-up

Where issues are found, FDS can quote suitable remedial works separately and provide a completion record for works carried out by FDS.

Regulation 10 FAQs

Can FDS check flat entrance doors?

Yes, subject to access. Online prices assume doors can be accessed without delay during the booked visit.

Does the online price include resident liaison?

No. Resident liaison, waiting time, return visits and complex access arrangements should be quoted separately.

Can FDS repair failed items?

Where suitable, FDS can quote remedial works separately. Survey prices do not include repairs unless specifically quoted.

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