
Canopy Products Ltd is proud to be a member of the British Woodworking Federation (BWF), with one of our directors also serving on the BWF Council. We are pleased to endorse and support this important industry campaign and to help raise awareness among our customers, suppliers and wider network.
Although Canopy Products does not manufacture or supply fire doors, we recognise the vital role they play in protecting lives and property.
The British Woodworking Federation’s Fire Door Safety Week, taking place from 21–25 September 2026. As a BWF member, Canopy Products Ltd is proud to support Fire Door Safety Week 2026 and to use our platform to help spread its important message.
The campaign aims to raise awareness of the critical role correctly installed and maintained fire doors play in holding back the spread of fire and smoke. Just as importantly, it seeks to ensure that building owners, managers and users understand the importance of fire doors and the part everyone can play in keeping them effective.
Fire doors are a fundamental part of a building’s passive fire protection system. When correctly specified, installed, maintained and kept closed when required, they can help contain fire and smoke, protect escape routes and provide valuable time for people to reach safety.
We encourage all our customers, suppliers and industry contacts to support the campaign and help raise awareness of the importance of effective fire door safety.
The comprehensive webinar programme is below. The sessions are free to attend and will be informative and insightful, so please invite your colleagues and customers to join.
Monday 21st September 2.30pm
Fire doors, the Construction Products Regulation and the General Safety Requirement - presented by Kevin Underwood, Technical Director, British Woodworking Federation (BWF)
Tuesday 22nd September 11am
Fire Door Test with Live Commentary - presented by UKTC’s Fire Resistance Technical Team
Tuesday 22nd September 2.30pm
Raising Standards Across the Built Environment: Inside SLG 10, the Super Sectors Programme, and Competence for Fire Door Installers - presented by Faye Burnett, Programme Director
Wednesday 23rd September 2.30pm
When should a fire door be replaced? Presented by Andrew Sayer, Lead Assessor and Louise Halton, Scheme Manager, Fire Door Inspection Scheme (FDIS)
Thursday 24th September 2.30pm
Fire Door Test with Live Commentary - presented by UKTC’s Fire Resistance Technical Team
Friday 25th September 11am
Fire Doors, sustainability, circularity and safety - presented by Kevin Underwood, Technical Director, British Woodworking Federation (BWF)
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Find out more at https://www.firedoorsafetyweek.co.uk/




