Enfield Speciality Doors Ltd

Part of a 3-phase project to refurbish existing wings at Addenbrooke’s hospital, Enfield Speciality Doors was involved in all phases of the project. This one included level 3 refurbishment works. The project included treatment rooms, reception, corridors, and lift areas. We supplied 55 leaves, 41 frames, with FD60 doors in Formica Laminate crystal white, as well as oak lippings, including some with glazed vision panels. The project was supplied with ironmongery as specified by the client.

Global tech company Atlas Copco briefed specialist design and build contractors Habit Action on a complete fit-out project to convert its 55,000sqft HQ in Hemel Hempstead into a modern, environmentally conscious workplace.Sustainability was an integral part of this Cat A and Cat B BREEAM accredited project, and to help achieve this, we provided full FSC certification for our doors.We supplied 126 internal timber flush fire doors, delivered over 3-4 phases. This included custom-made door specifications in full and standard heights – the tallest were 2,638mm high – with FD30 or FD60 ratings. Most of the doors were supplied with a natural ash veneer finish with concealed lipping, to blend in with the ‘biophilia’ inspired interior design.

The iconic 1930’s Heal’s department store on Tottenham Court Road was bought by General Projects, with particular spaces fitted out by Conamar to be let as offices. The project was sensitively refurbished throughout with a nod to the building’s Art Deco heritage, as well as its previous usage in housing upholstery and mattresses.We supplied circa 40 timber internal doors with a mix of FD30, FD60 and FD90 fire rated doors. The doors were supplied fully painted in Pure White (RAL 9010) with primed frames. Most of the doors had a 30dB acoustic rating and were prepped to receive free-issue hinges, while a small number of 40dB doorsets were supplied as pre-hung sets with lift-off hinges.Where vision panels were required, we supplied a flush glazing bead detail for all but the 40db and FD90 doors, which featured a bolection bead.The bespoke design of the doors called for a rebated frame. A specific frame allowance was required for some doors to allow for concealed door closers, to complement the 1930s décor.

A new fit out for brand new recording studios was required, to be used by recording artists, producers as well as podcasters. Sound-proofing was key for this project. We had worked with the architect, contractor and their team, including the acousticians previously and were known within the industry.We supplied 55 door assemblies, as well as some with glazed panels and a combination of Quiet Mark accredited acoustic doors, some with FD30 fire rating. On request we delivered doors built with a back-to-back system, manufactured with a 35dB door on the outside and a 42dB door on the inside door to minimise sound leaks between rooms.