Thank you to all ASDMA members who joined us for our recent Members’ Meeting. We were delighted to welcome guest speaker David Hughes from the @mhclg, who provided an insightful overview of the @UKGovernment’s Construction Products Reform White Paper.

🔥As part of Fire Door Safety Week, a series of FREE webinars will be taking place between 21st and 25th September 2026. The #FireDoor webinars, organised by @BritWoodFed, are available to book here; firedoorsafetyweek.co.uk/eve…

ASDMA's next Members’ Meeting will be held on Wednesday 2nd September 2026. The meeting will be held at the @ArdenHotelNEC in Solihull. Meetings are exclusively for ASDMA members. If you’re a member & would to attend please email; [email protected]

🔥The @BSI_UK has just published a revision of the BS 8214 - the Code of Practice that relates to the specification, design & performance of fire-resisting and smoke control doors. To read ASDMA’s summary of the BS 8214:2026 revisions, visit; asdma.com/bs-8214-2026/

BSI recently released the PAS 2000:2026 Construction Products Code of Practice. It provides recommendations that #FireDoor manufacturers, hardware suppliers & specifiers can adopt to demonstrate that they’ve taken due diligence to ensure products are safe. knowledge.bsigroup.com/produ…

The @UKgovcomms has now released the Construction Products Reform White Paper - representing the next significant step in changes to #Construction product regulation. To view the white paper, or to submit your views, visit; gov.uk/government/consultati…

Thank you to those who joined us yesterday for our AGM & Members' Meeting. We were delighted to welcome Amanda Long of @CPICode, who delivered an insightful overview of the organisation’s work. Our annual dinner provided an opportunity to reconnect with others in the industry.

🔥ASDMA's next AGM & Members’ Meeting will be held on Thursday 26th February at the @ArdenHotelNEC. Meetings are exclusively for ASDMA members (asdma.com/asdma-members/). If you’re interested in joining ASDMA, or would like to know more, please email; [email protected]

ASDMA held its Members' Meeting today. Many thanks to Peter Barker, @Warringtonfire's Technical Manager, for presenting an insightful overview of the EN classification system’s use. The meeting offered an open forum for discussions on #firesafety topics. asdma.com/join-asdma/

ASDMA's next Members’ Meeting will be held on Thursday 2nd October. The meeting will be hosted at the @ArdenHotelNEC in Solihull. Meetings are for ASDMA members only.(asdma.com/asdma-members/). If you’re interested in joining ASDMA, or want to know more, email; [email protected]

We're proud to support @FDSafetyWeek - a campaign that highlights the critical role of #FireDoors. New research by @BritWoodFed for #FDSW2025, found that 35% of people have noticed fire doors issues in their homes, yet only 29% of people have reported it. firedoorsafetyweek.co.uk/

The @mhclg's 'Construction Products Reform Green Paper' was published yesterday. This consultation is the GOV.UK's response to the #GrenfellInquiry, along with their commitment to follow up the 58 recommendations of the final report; gov.uk/government/consultati…

🔥The upcoming changes in #FireDoor classifications, are causing confusion. @FMjtoday discusses with Helen Hewitt from @BritWoodFed, how the industry can navigate the shift from the British to European standard for testing #FireDoors. fmj.co.uk/another-door-opens…

ASDMA hosted its AGM & Members' Meeting yesterday, offering an open forum for discussions on key topics, including new @BSI_UK standards, revisions to #FireSafety-related British Standards & proposed changes to technical assessments for #FireDoors. asdma.com/join-asdma/

ASDMA advocate third-party product & process certification (TPPPC). Following on from the Minister for #BuildingSafety's announcement on 2nd September, we're hopeful that third-party #FireDoor certification founded on accumulated BS 476 Part 22 fire resistance testing continues.

ASDMA wishes to emphasise that there's no reason to question #FireDoors backed by supporting test evidence and third-party product & process certification based on BS 476 Part 22 fire resistance testing, including fire doors approved on that basis, which may be already in use.

The BS 476 Part 22 test remains valid for fire resistance national classifications, following the amendment to Approved Document B in March. ASDMA considers that the retention of BS 476 Part 22 good news for #FireSafety & #FireDoor product assurance. asdma.com/bs476part22test/

🔥 ASDMA held its AGM & Members’ Meeting yesterday. The meetings covered a variety of current topics affecting the specialist #Door sector, including the BS 476 Part 22 furnace test for timber #FireDoors. Many thanks to @pyroguard for hosting the event. asdma.com/about-asdma/

🔥 ASDMA held its General Meeting yesterday. Hosted by @moralt_ag, the event was well attended by our members. Thank you to the committee for their support. If you're interested in joining @ASDMADoors, or would like to know more, please visit; asdma.com/join-asdma/

The @Government released new guidance on #FireSafety that explains what Responsible Persons need to do as a result of changes made to the Fire Safety Order. gov.uk/government/publicatio…