Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors

Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors Monthly Tests

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Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors Monthly Tests

Instructions These should be checked daily to ensure they are clear and free from obstruction inline with a Fire Walk. Monthly Inspection This inspection is to check the condition of the doors and the seals that surround them including frames to every fire door and final exit door of the property. This report will be kept and filed by the Hotel Manager or Maintenance Manager, and be available for inspection as and when required by an authorised body.

Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door)

Door number name/location
7th floor stairwell near 700
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 2
Door number name/location - Outside 700
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Route & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 3
Door number/name/location: Outside 706
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged, free, and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?.
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Route & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 4
Door number/name/location: Outside 709
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?.
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 5
Door number name/location: 7th floor stairwell next to 709
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?.
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 6
Door number name/location: 6th floor stairwell next to 609
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 7
Door number name/location: Outside 609
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged, free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 8
Door number name/location: Outside 606
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged, free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 9
Door number name/location: Outside 600
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged, free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 10
Door number name/location: 6th floor stairwell next to 600:
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 11
Door number name/location: 5th Floor Stairwell Outside 500
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 12
Door number name/location: Outside 500
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 13
Door number name/location: Outside 506
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of fewer than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see the light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well-attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 14
Door number name/location: Outside 509
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 15
Door number name/location:5th floor stairwell next to 509
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 16
Door number name/location: 4th floor stairwell next to 426
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 17
Door number name/location: Outside 426
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 18
Door number/name/location: Outside 420
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?.
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 19
Door number/name/location: 4th floor annex corridor near 410
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?.
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 20
Door number name/location: Outside 405
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?.
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?.
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?.
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?.
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 21
Door number name/location: Outside 400
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?.
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?.
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 22
Door number name/location: Outside 414
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 23
Door number name/location: Stairwell Outside 414
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 24
Door number name/location: 3rd floor stairwell next to 314
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 25
Door number name/location: Outside 314
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 26
Door number name/location: 3rd floor annex corridor near 310
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 27
Door number name/location - Outside 305
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 28
Door number name/location - Outside 300
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 29
Door number name/location - Outside 317
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 30
Door number name/location - Outside 322
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 31
Door number name/location - 3rd floor stairwell next to 322
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.

Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (cont)

Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 32
Door number name/location - 2nd floor lift lobby
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 33
Door number name/location - 2nd floor double doors next to 209
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 34
Door number name/location - Outside 204
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 35
Door number name/location - Outside 203
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 36
`Door number name/location - 2nd floor double doors next to 210`
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 37
Door number name/location - 2nd floor double doors next to 216
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 38
Door number name/location - Outside 212
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 39
Door number name/location 2nd floor stairwell next to 212
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 40
Door number name/location - Outside 219
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 41
Door number name/location: 2nd floor stairwell next to 223
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 42
Door number name/location - 1st floor stairwell next to sales office
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 43
Door number name/location - 1st floor lift lobby near 114
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Door 44)
Door number name/location: Car park exit next to 114
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame? Pass
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct? Pass
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct? Pass
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged, free, and have not been painted over? Pass
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way? Pass
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Door 45)
Door number name/location: - Car park entrance next to 114
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame? Pass
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct? Pass
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct? Pass
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged, free, and have not been painted over? Pass
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way? Pass
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 46
Door number name/location - Outside 110
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged, free, and not painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 47
Door number name/location - Outside 105
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged, free, and not painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 48
Door number name/location - Outside 100
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame? Pass
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct? Pass
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct? Pass
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over? Pass
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
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Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 49
Door number name/location - Annex Exit Double Fire Doors next to Bin Store
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame? Pass
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct? Pass
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct? Pass
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?.
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 50
Door number name/location Outside 116 Open the door halfway,
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame? Pass
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct? Pass
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct? Pass
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?.
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 51
Door number name/location - Double doors next to conference rooms
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame? Pass
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct? Pass
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 52
Door number name/location - Outside 121
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 53
Door number name/location - Outside 123
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 54
Door number name/location - 1st Floor Stairwell near Conference Rooms
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the floor-to-door gap correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well-attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged, free, and not painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 55
Door number name/location - 1st Floor Stairwell next to 127
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the floor-to-door gap correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well-attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged, free, and not painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 56
Door number name/location - Fire Assembly Point door
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 57
Door number name/location point - Outside 132
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 58
Door number name/location - Outside 132
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 59
Door number name/location - Outside 137
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 60
Door number name/location - Scotland Street Fire exit near 137
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 61
Door number name/location - 1st floor stairwell next to 137
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 62
Door number name/location - Outside 131
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 63
Door number name/location - Sales corridor
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 64
Door number name/location - 1st floor lift lobby near sales office
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damage-free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 65
Ground Floor Stairwell next to Fire Lift
open the door halfway, let it go, and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approximately 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door Pass the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from Pass damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door Pass damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 66
Ground Floor Fire Lift lobby double doors to reception
open the door halfway, let it go, and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approximately 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door Pass the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from Pass damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?.
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door Pass damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.

Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (cont)

Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 67
Door number name/location Lift lobby to laundry corridor
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it Pass close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 68
Door number name/location - Laundry room double doors
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it Pass close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 69
Laundry Corridor to kitchen
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 70
Laundry Corridor to Staff corridor
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the floor-to-door gap correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals free from damage and have not been painted over
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 71
Staff Canteen fire door
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the floor-to-door gap correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals free from damage and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 72
Door number name/location - Staff entrance
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the floor-to-door gap correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals free from damage and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Comments and notes
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 73
Door number name/location - Staff corridor to kitchen
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the floor-to-door gap correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damage-free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 74
Door number name/location - Kitchen to Marcos kitchen
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged, free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 75
Door number name/location - Marcos kitchen to Henderson suite
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged, free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.

Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (cont)

Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 76
Door number name/location: Henderson suite toilets corridor
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged and not painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 77
Door number name/location: Henderson Toilet corridor to Stairwell exit
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap from floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged and not painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 78
Door number name/location -Henderson Lobby to Front Door Exit
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it pass close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approximately 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals undamaged, free, and not painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 79
Door number name/location - Kitchen to buffet area
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it pass close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approximately 3mm in width. Are the gaps correct?
From door to floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over? - yes|no|not-applicable
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. is the door damaged in any way? - yes|no|not-applicable
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 80
Buffet area to Restaurant area
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame? - yes|no|not-applicable
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct? - yes|no|not-applicable
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 81
Main Guest Entrance reception
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to floor the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule if you can see light under the door Pass the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 82
Ground Floor stairwell exit - behind lifts
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to the floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 83
Reception Fire Exit to carpark
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to the floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
Fire Exit Routes & Fire Exit Doors (Per Door) 84
Restaurant Fire Exit to guest smoking area
Open the door halfway, let it go and allow it to close. Does it close firmly without sticking on the floor or the frame?
The top and sides of the doors should have a gap of less than 4mm from the frame. You can use a pound coin to check, as this is approx 3mm in width. Are the gap correct?
From door to the floor, the gap should be less than 10mm when the door is closed. As a rule, if you can see light under the door, the gap is probably too big. Is the gap floor to door correct?
Fire doors must be fitted with intumescent seals. Make sure these are in place, well attached inside the groove in the frame or door leaf, continuous around the frame, and free from damage. Are these seals damaged free and have not been painted over?
Check that all parts of the fire door are free from damage. Make sure any glass in the door is not cracked. Is the door damaged in any way?
Comments and notes.
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