Standards & Compliance
Every doorset we supply is built and certified against recognised European and British standards — and we’d rather explain exactly what those standards mean than hide behind a wall of logos. Here’s what stands behind an Entrad door.
Product Certification
Every doorset we supply carries these certifications as standard.
CE Marking to EN 14351-1
The complete external doorset — leaf, frame and hardware — meets the European product standard for external pedestrian doorsets. Applies to every doorset we supply.
U-value 1.6 W/m²K
Insulated doorset thermal performance, relevant to Building Regulations Part L.
7-Year Finish Warranty
Polyester powder coat in any standard RAL or BS 4800 colour, warranted for 7 years in normal (C3, non-marine) environments.
Hardware Standards
BS EN 1125
Panic exit devices — horizontal push bars for public buildings where occupants may not know the exits.
BS EN 179
Emergency exit devices — push pads and levers for premises whose occupants are familiar with the building.
BS EN 1935 (Class 14)
Hinges tested to the highest grade for heavy, high-frequency doors, fitted with security bolts.
BS EN 1906 (Grade 3)
Lever furniture tested for heavy-duty use.
A Note on Security Ratings
You may see LPS 1175 security ratings (SR1–SR4) referenced in specifications. Our doorsets are not currently LPS 1175 certificated — they are heavy-gauge, attack-resistant doorsets, CE marked to EN 14351-1, and we say so plainly. If your insurer or project specification mandates a certificated LPS rating for a particular opening, tell us at enquiry and we’ll advise on the right route rather than sell you the wrong door.
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About Entrad
Who we are and how our supply-and-fit teams work, from survey to handover.
Why Choose Entrad
What actually differs between steel door suppliers — and where we differ.
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FAQs
What does CE marking mean on a steel door?
It certifies the complete doorset — not just the leaf — against EN 14351-1, the European product standard for external pedestrian doorsets, covering characteristics like weather resistance, operation and durability.
Do you hold LPS 1175 certification?
Not currently — and we’d rather tell you that than imply otherwise. If your insurer or specification requires a certificated LPS 1175 rating, we’ll advise on the right route for that opening.
Discuss your next security project with our team.
Send us your architectural drawings, door schedules, or site requirements. Our technical sales team will review your specifications and provide a rapid, competitive quote for our full supply and fit service.