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Eurofire
Basque maker of fire doors, glazed screens, fire curtains and smoke barriers.
Eurofire has designed and built fire-resisting closures at Larrabetzu in Bizkaia since 1980 — steel and glazed fire doors, glazed screens, the FIBREroll fire curtain family and smoke barriers — with reference projects including the Palacio Euskalduna in Bilbao, Tabakalera in San Sebastián and Bodegas Portia. Its doorsets are published at EI2 30 C8 and EI2 60 C8, the C8 durability class backed by a one-million-cycle test, tested under EN 1363-1 and EN 1634-1, with certified sizes to 2690 by 3100 mm. The FIBREroll EI curtain is classified EI 60-C1 to 2,750 by 2,750 mm and EI 45-C1 to 4,875 by 4,400 mm without drenching, tested at the FIRES s.r.o. laboratory, assessed under EN 13241+A2 and EN 16034 and holding CE certificate 1396-CPR-0139 (notified body 1396). As an independent Spanish manufacturer it also fabricates EI 60, 90 and 120 glazed screens on licensed profile systems.
- Commercial offices
- Retail
- Healthcare
- Transport
- Industrial & logistics
- Sport, leisure & culture
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Healthcare
Centro de Rehabilitación Psicosocial Nuestra Señora del Pilar
Zaragoza · 2019
Fabricated, supplied and installed ~80 m2 EI60/EI120 glazed fire-resistant enclosures
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Commercial offices
Torre Agbar
Barcelona
Fire-rated glazed closures
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Transport
Metro de Bilbao
Bilbao
Fire doors and fire protection of mezzanines, lines 1, 2 and 3
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Sport, leisure & culture
Palacio Euskalduna
Bilbao
Fire safety curtain
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Sport, leisure & culture
TABAKALERA
San Sebastián
Fire doors
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Industrial & logistics
Portia
Gumiel de Izán
Fire doors and fire-rated glazing
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Projects as published on Eurofire's own website.
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Head office and factory
Larrabetzu, País Vasco
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