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Newham Doors

Gunfire Completed Project!!

Scope of Works:

– Surveys to Flat Entrance Doors
– Fire Door Installation
– Asbestos Removal

Our team has successfully replaced 1,032 fire doors across 149 locations in London Borough of Newham, in collaboration with John Rowan and Partners.

The new fire doors enhance fire safety measures, ensuring better protection for residents.

We are proud to contribute to the safety and well-being of the Newham community, and we look forward to more successful collaborations in the future.

To discover how Gunfire can help you. Get in touch today!

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