Fire-rated glazed screens in Oxfordshire
From Oxford outwards, we design and install fire-rated glazed screens in Oxfordshire. Tell us about the opening and we'll arrange a survey at a time that suits you.
- Free survey anywhere in Oxfordshire
- Fixed written price before anything is ordered
- £850–£1,500 per m² plus VAT, fitted (guide)
Free survey in Oxfordshire
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 Oxfordshire properties
We regularly work in Victorian houses in Jericho and Summertown, Cotswold stone cottages and new estates at Bicester and Didcot around Oxfordshire. In older homes we scribe frames to walls that aren't plumb; in newer ones it's usually a case of finding the studs and services before we fix.
Cost and lead time in Oxfordshire
Expect roughly £850–£1,500 per m² plus VAT for fire-rated glazed screens, fitted. Size, glass type and doors move the figure most, and the survey gives you an exact fixed price. We cover every OX, RG postcode in Oxfordshire. Once you approve the drawing, 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 Oxfordshire customers
How long does it take to get fire-rated glazed screens fitted in Oxfordshire?
Lead time is typically 6–8 weeks from survey. We'll give you a firm date when you approve the drawing.
Do you fit fire-rated glazed screens in Oxford?
Yes. We cover Oxford and the rest of Oxfordshire, including Oxford, Banbury, Bicester. 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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