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Checkmate Fire Solutions
National passive fire protection contractor specialising in fire doorsets.
One of the UK’s largest dedicated passive fire protection contractors, with branches across the South West, South East and North of England and over 300 specialist personnel. Registered under the BRE/LPCB installer schemes LPS 1271 (fire doorset installation), LPS 1197 (inspection, repair and maintenance) and LPS 1531, and additionally FIRAS and BM TRADA Q-Mark certified. Social housing and high-rise remediation is a core sector.
- Residential & high-rise
- Commercial offices
- Hotels & hospitality
- Healthcare
- Education
- Industrial & logistics
- Sport, leisure & culture
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Healthcare
King's College Hospital
London · 2020
Compartmentation surveys and fire stopping to 28 service riser tops in critical care unit
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Sport, leisure & culture
London Olympic Stadium
Stratford, London · 2017
Fire stopping and compartmentation inspection; surveyed 531 doors; defects and remediation schedule
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Healthcare
Hinchingbrooke Hospital
Huntingdon · 2019
Fire door replacement/remediation, fire stopping and compartmentation surveys across about 35 wards
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Healthcare
Huddersfield Royal Infirmary
Huddersfield
Remedial fire compartmentation works and installation of compliant doors
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Education
Queen Mary University of London
London · 2014
Passive fire survey then compartmentation upgrade across 30 campus buildings
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Education
Middlesex University
London · 2018
Fire door installations and fire stopping to breached compartments
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Projects as published on Checkmate Fire Solutions's own website.
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Head Office
Elland, England
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