Events at Strongdor

Company Bookings - Protect with LPS 1673

Discover how steel doors can be applied under LPS 1673 in Strongdor's CPD. This CPD provides information on the standard released by BRE in 2024 and how this could help provide confidence in the safety of high-value situations.

Company Bookings - Beyond the Flames

Gain a clear insight into the rigorous testing a steel door undergoes before it’s installed. Learn what your responsibilities are when working with fire‑rated doors, and leave with a confident, well‑rounded understanding of the full process.

Company Bookings - Smoke Under Control

Clear the fog on the smoke ratings for steel doors. Understand the difference between a compliant and a non-compliant product and why these are essential products for life-saving in the event of an emergency.

Open Webinar - PAS 24 vs LPS 1175

2nd December 2026 - 11:00am

PAS 24 vs LPS 1175 explores the key security standards used to assess the performance of steel doorsets against forced entry. This CPD provides a practical understanding of testing, certification, and specification requirements, helping architects and specifiers select the most appropriate security rating with confidence.

Open Webinar - Beyond the Flames

13th October 2026 - 11:00am

Beyond the Flames explores the critical role of fire-rated steel doors in protecting lives and property. This CPD provides a practical understanding of fire door testing, certification, and performance standards, helping specifiers make informed decisions with confidence.

Company Bookings - PAS 24 vs LPS 1175

Be confident with steel door security standards with the steel door experts. This CPD breaks down the requirements of both PAS 24 and LPS 1175, helping you make informed specification decisions.

StrongdorFest 2026

Join us this autumn at StrongdorFest, a two-day, festival-inspired celebration hosted across our three sites. With exclusive product previews, knowledge sessions, games, prizes and food, this is your chance to experience Strongdor like never before.