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anonymouse
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15 years ago
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I have been told by a local university that I have to have a half hour fire door on the kitchen in order to rent to students this year.

I am not sure what constitutes such a door, the house has original 1930s panel doors and I do not want to change them. We could screw a fireboard panel to the door while letting the property - would this suffice if the original door is not compliant? We also have to attach some kind of strips round the door but this should not present a problem.

Any advice I would be very grateful.

Thanks, Angela

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