Deanta Ireland

We are proudly backing Kerry as they prepare for the big day. 💚💛

Our team is showing their support by wearing the green and gold and wishing the Kerry players, management, and supporters the very best of luck.

From everyone, we're behind you all the way. Bring Sam home! 🏆

Performance you can trust. 🔥🚪

At Deanta, certification isn't just a box-ticking exercise. We test our doors with hardware installed, reflecting real-world conditions and ensuring reliable performance when it matters most. The result? Confidence at installation and proven performance you can depend on.

Choose Deanta for tested and certified performance.

A certified door is never just a door on its own.

Fire certification applies to the complete doorset — including hinges, locks, intumescent strips, glazing, door closers, and the frame. Every component plays a vital role in performance and compliance.

At Deanta, we test full configurations, not individual parts — giving you complete confidence in safety, quality, and reliability.

Can your supplier prove it?

At Deanta, transparency matters.

We provide verified test data, clear certification reports, and fully traceable evidence to support the performance of our products.

✅ Test data available
✅ Transparent reporting
✅ Verifiable certification

If you need evidence — we provide it.

Fire certification starts long before the door is sold.

At Deanta, every fire door is developed with certification in mind — from rigorously tested configurations and approved components to fully documented performance.

Giving you confidence in performance from day one.

In an industry where “fire rated” is often claimed, Deanta delivers proof.

With over 150 fire tests completed, our doors are backed by EN1634-certified performance — ensuring reliability where it matters most.

Choose evidence-based certification. Choose Deanta.

Another round of successful testing completed at Deanta ✅

We’re proud to confirm the latest results from our 60-minute Flush Fire Door testing program — reinforcing our commitment to taking the risk out of fire door compliance.

At Deanta, we don’t rely on paperwork alone.
We rely on proven performance.

With 140+ fire and smoke tests completed, we’ve built one of the most comprehensive bodies of fire door test evidence in the market today — giving our customers real confidence, not assumptions.

Unlike many suppliers, our certification is backed by extensive real-world testing, ensuring builders, merchants, and specifiers can trust exactly what they’re installing.

As both manufacturer and wholesaler, we maintain full control over:
✔ Quality
✔ Consistency
✔ Compliance
Meaning every door we supply meets the highest standards of performance and reliability.

🔥 Latest Test Highlights:
• 60-minute fire-rated, enhanced security, smoke leakage doorset
• Tested at UKTC, Glasgow
• Complete Deanta 60-minute doorset including multipoint locking system
• Integrated fire + smoke intumescent seals and hardware setup
• Achieved 73 minutes integrity to EN 1634-1
• Passed Sa4 smoke leakage to EN 1634-3
• Tested in away-from-fire orientation for extended certification coverage (EXAP / Classification use)

At Deanta, we don’t just supply fire doors — we supply certainty.

Quick Fire Door Safety Check 🔥🚪

Fire doors play a critical role in protecting people and property — but only when they’re working correctly.
Here’s a quick check you can carry out:

✔️ Door closes fully
✔️ Seals are intact and not damaged
✔️ No damage to the door or frame
✔️ Hinges are secure and in good condition

Regular checks help ensure safety, compliance, and peace of mind.

📌 Make fire door safety part of your routine.

Myth vs Fact: Fire Doors Edition 🚪
Fire doors aren’t just for offices—and not every heavy door qualifies. Certified doorsets and the right hardware matter for real protection.
Choose knowledge. Choose safety.

A fire door is not just the door itself—it’s a complete system.

Every component plays a role, including the frame, hinges, seals, and hardware. These elements are designed and tested to work together to slow the spread of fire and smoke.

If one part is missing, damaged, or incorrect, the entire system may not perform as intended