They fail on a wet Tuesday in November — wedged open on the third floor,
hinge screws backed out, closer disconnected. Nobody finds out for five months.
Parilon monitors every door, continuously, and evidences it automatically.
Built for the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 — quarterly communal
door checks, annual flat entrance door checks, digital records, on demand.
Live estate status
Meridian Court · 486 doors
Live
479
Compliant
5
Attention
2
Critical
Held openBlock C, L3 lobby — 14 min and counting
CloserBlock A, L7 riser — slow close, out of tolerance
ResolvedBlock B, L2 — cleared by site team, 09:41
Illustrative interface. See the real dashboard on
Platform.
The problem
75%
of UK fire doors fail inspection.
Critical defects, missing components, damage and misuse — unnoticed,
unreported, and capable of turning a containable fire into a fatal one.
Source to confirm
The system is structurally broken. Not badly run — broken.
Fire doors are life-safety systems. They are still managed with clipboards
and a twice-yearly walkaround. Four failures, all built in:
Snapshots, not monitoring
A door is inspected on one day and assumed compliant for the other 364.
No visibility between visits
A door propped open at 2am is a fire strategy that no longer exists. Nobody knows.
Fragmented evidence
Paper forms, siloed PDFs, three contractors, and a regulator asking for one record.
Reactive maintenance
Faults are found after deterioration, when the remedial bill is at its largest.
Paper checklists don’t keep buildings safe.
The shift
What is continuous fire door compliance?
Continuous fire door compliance is the practice of monitoring fire doors in real
time with connected sensors, rather than assessing them periodically by hand.
Every door reports its own condition — closure, hold-open events, hardware
movement, damage — and every event is logged as timestamped, auditable evidence.
Compliance stops being a date in a calendar and becomes a live state you can prove.
The Smart Fire Door Device fits to existing doors in minutes. No new doors,
no rewiring, no disruption to residents. Certified fire door integrity is preserved.
02
Monitor
Each device reports continuously. Held-open events, closure failures and
hardware movement raise an alert to the right person within minutes —
not at the next inspection.
03
Evidence
Every event is logged against the door, the block and the responsible person.
Regulator asks for twelve months of records; you export them in one click.
The stack
Hardware, firmware, software. All ours.
Three products, one system. No integration risk between vendors, no finger-pointing
when something needs to change.
Smart Fire Door Device
Retrofit IoT hardware. Battery powered, long-life, fitted without altering the
door’s certification. The sensor layer the whole system stands on.
Asset management. Every door in the estate as a record — location,
specification, certification, history, responsible person. The single source of truth.
Twelve months of per-door records exported in a click. The audit stops being a project.
Faults found early
A closer drifting out of tolerance is a £40 adjustment. Six months later it’s a door.
Misuse made visible
Wedging and propping are the most common failure and the least recorded. Now both.
Fewer manual inspections
Physical visits go where the data says they’re needed, not where the calendar says.
Defensible position
If the worst happens, you can show exactly what you knew and exactly when you acted.
Predictable cost
A fixed per-door figure instead of an inspection bill that moves with contractor rates.
Commercial case
Continuous monitoring costs less than the inspections it replaces.
Not a claim — a calculation. Put your door count in and see the comparison
against your own estate, including the remedial and replacement spend that
early detection avoids.
“We had four contractors, three spreadsheets and no way of answering a
simple question: is every fire door in this building working right now?
Six weeks after fitting Parilon we could answer it in one screen.”
RH
Name to confirm Placeholder
Head of Building Safety, regional housing provider