Fire Door Inspection Kit – Annual Bundle for Up to 100 Doors

A complete fire door inspection kit for organising routine checks across up to 100 fire doors.

The Fire Door Inspection Kit combines sequential Asset ID labels, write-on inspection tags and printable inspection records in one practical annual bundle for responsible persons, facilities teams and managing agents.

It provides a simple system for identifying individual doors, recording routine checks and displaying visible on-door inspection evidence across multiple inspection cycles.

Bundle price: £269.99 – save £24.94 compared with buying the included products separately. Free UK delivery included.

What is included?

• 1 × Fire Door Inspection Record Book & Schedule (PDF digital download)
• 1 × pack of 100 sequential Fire Door Asset ID Labels
• 5 × rolls of 100 Write-On Fire Door Inspection Tags

This gives you 100 Asset ID labels and 500 write-on inspection tags in total.

Fire door inspection kit for up to 100 doors

Asset ID labels are normally applied once to each door. For sites carrying out quarterly routine checks, 400 inspection tags provide four complete inspection cycles across 100 doors. The remaining 100 tags can be used for re-inspections, replacement tags or follow-up checks after remedial works.

How the inspection kit works

• Apply an Asset ID label to each fire door so it can be clearly identified in inspection records.
• Use the Inspection Record Book & Schedule to record checks, findings, actions and completion notes, and to track when checks are next due.
• Apply a write-on inspection tag after each check where visible on-door inspection evidence is required.

Suitable for

• Landlords and managing agents
• Facilities managers
• Commercial premises
• HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation)
• Schools, care settings and public-sector buildings
• Multi-door sites requiring routine fire door checks

Important note

This bundle supports routine visual checks, record keeping and inspection tagging. It does not replace a competent fire door inspection where one is required. Inspection frequency, remedial actions and record-keeping requirements should be based on the building risk profile, the Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) and competent professional advice.