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What are the key regulations for fire door installation?

• Compliance with local building codes and regulations, proper labeling and certification of fire doors, correct installation of fire-rated hardware and components, and regular inspection and maintenance of fire doors.

• Regular inspection and maintenance of fire doors is not necessary.

• Fire doors should only be installed in commercial buildings.

• Fire doors do not require any specific regulations for installation.

Which materials are commonly used in the construction of fire doors?

• Fire doors are made exclusively from concrete.

• Plastic and glass are the primary materials used.

• Wood, steel, and gypsum are commonly used materials.

• Only aluminum is used in fire door construction.

What is the primary purpose of a fire door in a building?

• To increase the energy efficiency of the building.

• To reduce noise levels between rooms.

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the building.

• To provide a barrier to prevent the spread of fire and smoke.

How often should fire doors be inspected for safety compliance?

• Once every five years.

• Monthly inspections are required.

• Fire doors do not require regular inspections.

• Annually, or more frequently if specified by local regulations.

What is the minimum fire resistance rating required for a fire door in a commercial building?

• 60 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 120 minutes

• 90 minutes

Which of the following is a common feature of a fire door?

• Non-metallic hinges

• Automatic closing mechanism

• Transparent glass panels

• Decorative carvings

Why is it important to keep fire doors closed at all times?

• To ensure they function properly in the event of a fire

• To prevent unauthorized access

• To reduce noise pollution

• To maintain the building's temperature

What is the role of intumescent seals in fire doors?

• To reduce the weight of the door for easier handling.

• To enhance the door's aesthetic appearance.

• To expand when exposed to heat, sealing gaps to prevent fire and smoke spread.

• To provide soundproofing between rooms.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for fire door signage?

• Signage must be clearly visible and legible.

• Signs should indicate that the door must be kept closed.

• Signs should indicate the fire door's fire resistance rating.

• Signage must be made of reflective material.

What should be done if a fire door is found to be damaged or not functioning properly?

• It should be painted over to hide the damage.

• It should be propped open to prevent further damage.

• It should be immediately repaired or replaced to ensure safety.

• It should be left as is until the next scheduled inspection.