Fire-rated glazed screens in Berkshire

Looking for fire-rated glazed screens in Berkshire? We survey, make and fit fire-rated glazed screens across Berkshire, from Reading to the smaller towns around it, with a fixed-price written quote before any work starts.

Free survey anywhere in Berkshire

Fixed written price before anything is ordered

£850–£1,500 per m² plus VAT, fitted (guide)

Free survey in Berkshire

Tell us about the space. We'll call back within one working day to book a survey.

About fire-rated glazed screens

Fire-rated glazed screens are glass partitions and doors tested as complete systems to resist fire for a set time — usually 30 or 60 minutes — so corridors, stairwells and escape routes can stay light and open. Full details on fire-rated glazed screens.

Fire-rated glazed screens for Berkshire properties

Commercial enquiries in Berkshire centre on Thames Valley tech offices along the M4 in Reading, Bracknell and Slough. We fit partitions around working offices, with evening and weekend installs where the space can't close.

Cost and lead time in Berkshire

Guide pricing for fire-rated glazed screens in Berkshire is £850–£1,500 per m² plus VAT, including fitting — small jobs start from about £2,500. Surveys are booked across the RG, SL postcode areas. Lead time is typically 6–8 weeks from survey.

Building Regulations and safety

Fire performance only applies when a screen is installed exactly as tested. We specify the system at survey, supply the manufacturer's test evidence and labelling, and work with your Building Control body or fire risk assessor.

Questions from Berkshire customers

How long does it take to get fire-rated glazed screens fitted in Berkshire?

Lead time is typically 6–8 weeks from survey. We'll give you a firm date when you approve the drawing.

Who fits fire-rated glazed screens in Berkshire?

Our own installation team, working to the drawing agreed at survey. The same company quotes, manufactures and fits your glazing.

What's the difference between E and EI glass?

E-rated glass holds back flames and smoke. EI-rated glass also insulates, limiting the heat on the safe side — needed where people must pass close to the glass on an escape route.