When you request your fire door tags, our Infernoguard team will guide you through the required fire door declaration checklist. These documents must be completed before any tags can be dispatched, ensuring that all doorsets meet compliance standards.
Documents Included in the Fire Door Declaration Checklist
- Door Installers Declaration
This form certifies that each door has been installed according to our specific installation instructions. It must be completed by the installation company to confirm compliance. - Hardware Installers Declaration
This form certifies that the latch and closer hardware installed is compatible with all doorsets and approved for use. Only hardware listed on our Approved Hardware List should be installed. - Door List Declaration
This document lists every door individually. Both the Door Installer and Hardware Installer must sign beside each door, confirming correct installation for each doorset.
Responsibilities of Installation Companies
Each installer company involved in the project is required to complete these forms. This ensures accountability and guarantees that all doors and hardware are installed correctly.
Importance for Compliance
All these documents are critical for your final building inspection and obtaining the Council Code of Compliance. Failure to complete or refusal to submit these documents will prevent tags from being released, and the affected doorsets will be deemed non-compliant.
Summary
Our fire door declaration checklist ensures:
- Correct installation of all doorsets
- Verification of approved hardware
- Compliance with building regulations and council requirements
Completing these documents accurately is essential for smooth project approval and compliance. Our Infernoguard team is always available to assist with any questions during the declaration process.
For more information on fire door compliance or to request your fire door tags, contact our Infernoguard team today.
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