From drawing approval to final installation checks, each stage has a defined purpose.
Accuracy comes from correctly approved information, controlled processing, component identification and inspection where a deviation would affect the next stage.
Confirmation of dimensions, drawings, materials, finishes, mechanisms and scope.
Checks of critical processes, digital component identification and assembly verification.
Verification of fit, operation and finish against the agreed scope.
Woodline holds CE marking for external doors and four verified IFC/Kiwa certificates covering timber fire door manufacture, fire-resistant glazed screen manufacture and timber door installation. The CE Declaration of Performance remains pending review.
The certificates are issued by IFC Certification Ltd, part of the Kiwa UK Group. Their validity depends on continuing compliance, surveillance and the limitations of the referenced reports.
Halspan FD30, FD60, FD90 and FD120; FireBAN FD30, FD60, FD90 and FD120; Strebord FD30 and FD60. Certified integrity from 30 to 120 minutes, within the parameters of the referenced reports.
Halspan EI30 and EI60; Strebord EI30 and EI60. Certified integrity and insulation for 30 or 60 minutes, within the parameters of the referenced reports.
Fire-resisting timber elements using 7 mm Pyroguard EW30 and 11 mm Pyroguard Maxi EW30/EW60. Fields of application for 30 to 60 minutes integrity in accordance with CF257.
Certified installation of timber doors, including quality-control-system assessment, competency assessment and continuing surveillance with random site audits.
Each certificate should also be verified in the official IFC register. Performance classifications apply only to the precise specifications and parameters of the corresponding assessment reports. Official IFC verification.
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