Perry Fire Door Butt Hinge - 100mm - Silver

Manufactured from mild steel with a button tip pin, these 100mm fire door butt hinges are designed...

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The Perry Fire Door Butt Hinge is designed for professional builders, contractors, and DIYers looking for reliable hardware for fire-rated timber doors. These 100mm hinges offer the essential security and heat resistance required for fire safety compliance, though they require specific intumescent pads to maintain their full fire-rated certification during installation.

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ColourSilver
Model Part Number5001-0100PC
BrandPerry

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FAQs

Are these hinges suitable for external fire doors?

These hinges are made of mild steel and are primarily designed for internal fire doors; they may corrode if used outdoors without proper maintenance.

Do I need intumescent pads?

Yes, to achieve the certified 1-hour fire rating, you must install these hinges with the correct intumescent hinge pads.

What is the fire rating of these hinges?

They are tested to BS EN1634 standards for 1 hour of fire protection on timber doors.

Can I use these on hollow core doors?

While they can be physically attached, fire-rated hardware is intended for use with solid timber fire doors to ensure the complete door assembly meets safety regulations.

How many hinges should I use per door?

Standard practice for most fire doors is three hinges per door to support the weight and maintain the door's seal during a fire.

Troubleshooting

Door is binding or hard to close

Check that the mortises are deep enough and that the hinges are aligned perfectly vertically.

Hinge appears loose after installation

Verify that all screws are fully tightened and ensure you are using the correct screw gauge for the door's weight.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Meets rigorous BS EN1634 fire safety standards
  • Certifire rated for peace of mind
  • Sturdy mild steel construction
  • Professional-grade hardware

Cons

  • Requires additional intumescent hinge pads for full compliance
  • Not suitable for outdoor use without specific surface treatment
  • Requires precise mortising for smooth operation

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For installation, ensure you are using a sharp chisel to create a clean mortise in the door frame and door edge. Always use the appropriate quantity of hinges as specified by your door's weight and fire certification requirements. It is mandatory to use intumescent hinge pads underneath the hinge plates to comply with the 1-hour fire rating. To maintain performance, periodically check the screws for tightness and ensure the pin remains properly seated. If the hinges become stiff, use a light machine oil, ensuring you do not get oil on the door finish.

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