Accordion fire Doors are invaluable for protecting large open buildings from threat of fire, smoke and hot gasses. The best fire protection and smoke containment system with a recognizable means of egress.

Won-Door Accordion Fire Door Products

Accordion fire doors are UL-listed horizontal-sliding assemblies that remain concealed in wall pockets during normal operations and automatically deploy on alarm activation, providing code-compliant fire separation across wide openings while maintaining clear egress and preserving open sightliness.

Won-Door FireGuard Slim

The Won-Door FireGuard Slim is a compact, fire-rated accordion door designed for narrow corridors and small openings. It remains open during normal use and automatically deploys upon fire alarm or smoke detection to provide a 90-minute fire-rated separation, with maximum sizes of 8 ft in height and 9 ft in width.

Won-Door Fireguard FG Door

Won-Door FireGuard

The Won-Door FireGuard is an accordion-type, horizontal sliding fire and security door designed to replace traditional solutions in virtually any egress or access control application. Its compact, side-stacking design allows for unobstructed visibility. It provides up to a 180-minute fire rating, with heights of up to 35 feet and widths exceeding 200 feet.

Won-Door FireGuard's Moveable Fire Wall

Won-Door Moveable Fire Wall

The Won-Door Moveable FireWall offers a fire-resistive rating that serves as an alternative to traditional fire barriers when building codes limit the size of penetrations. It is rated for up to 2 hours per ASTM E119 / UL 263, with straight applications up to 15 feet high and 40 feet wide, and curved applications up to 12 feet high and 30 feet wide.

Won-Door DuraSound

Won-Door DuraSound

DuraSound’s accordion folding doors enhance a building’s functionality by serving multiple purposes. These adaptable partitions are affordably priced, cost-effective to install and maintain, and outlast any other folding partition available.

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