Fire-rated glazed screens in Northern Ireland
We fit fire-rated glazed screens throughout Northern Ireland. Every job starts with a free survey, and every price is fixed in writing before a single pane of glass is ordered.
- Free survey anywhere in Northern Ireland
- Fixed written price before anything is ordered
- £850–£1,500 per m² plus VAT, fitted (guide)
Free survey in Northern Ireland
Tell us about the space. We'll call back within one working day to book a survey.
About fire-rated glazed screens
Ratings come in two main forms: integrity only (E), which holds back flames and smoke, and integrity with insulation (EI), which also limits the heat passing through. The glass, frame, seals, fixings and door hardware must all come from the same tested system. Full details on fire-rated glazed screens.
Fire-rated glazed screens for Northern Ireland properties
Homes in Northern Ireland take in red-brick terraces in Belfast, Victorian villas along the Malone Road and coastal homes in County Down. That variety matters for glazing: an opening in a solid Victorian wall is prepared differently from a stud partition in a newer house, and we plan for it at survey.
Cost and lead time in Northern Ireland
Guide pricing for fire-rated glazed screens in Northern Ireland is £850–£1,500 per m² plus VAT, including fitting — small jobs start from about £2,500. Surveys are booked across the BT postcode areas. Lead time is typically 6–8 weeks from survey.
What you can choose
- E30, EI30, E60 and EI60 systems
- Steel-look, aluminium or timber-framed options
- Matching fire-rated glazed doors with closers
- Manufacturer's test evidence supplied with the job
Questions from Northern Ireland customers
How much do fire-rated glazed screens cost in Northern Ireland?
As a guide, £850–£1,500 per m² plus VAT, supplied and fitted, with the fixed price confirmed after a free survey.
Do you fit fire-rated glazed screens in Belfast?
Yes. We cover Belfast and the rest of Northern Ireland, including Belfast, Lisburn, Newry. Surveys are free and there's no obligation.
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.
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