FD90 - Fire Door ID Tag (Pack of 50) - Safety Signs by Caledonia Signs

Used to identify doors that provide 90 minutes of fire resistance. The FD90- rating signifies that the door, along with its frame and hardware, has been tested to withstand fire and prevent the spread of flames and smoke for at least 90 minutes. These tags usually display the fire rating, manufacturer details, and certification information, providing visible proof that the door meets strict fire safety standards.

These tags are essential for fire safety compliance, building inspections, and maintenance checks. They allow building managers, fire safety officers, and inspectors to quickly verify which doors are rated FD90 and ensure they are installed in the correct fire compartments, stairwells, and escape routes. They also assist maintenance teams in monitoring the condition and integrity of fire doors over time.

FD90 tags are commonly used in high-risk or high-occupancy buildings, such as hospitals, large commercial complexes, high-rise residential buildings, schools, hotels, and industrial facilities. In such environments, the extended fire resistance of FD90 doors is critical to providing extra time for evacuation and preventing fire spread. Tags should be placed in a visible position on the door or frame, such as near the hinge or edge, to ensure easy inspection.

Overall, FD90 Fire Door ID Tags are vital for ensuring fire safety, regulatory compliance, and occupant protection. They clearly communicate the door's fire rating, support inspections and audits, and help ensure that fire doors perform effectively in emergencies, providing crucial additional time to protect life and property.

Engraved discs with adhesive backing, supplied in packs of 50.

Materials Explained

Below is a more detailed description of the materials this particular safety sign is available in. Helping you decide which sign option is most suitable for your application.

1.5mm 2-Ply PVC: A heat-resistant and robust material that is able to withstand very tough environments.