Interior, security and fire doors
We represent three European manufacturers: Bertolotto, Padilla and Dierre. Our range covers interior, security and fire doors — from made-to-measure designs to certified classes RC2–RC4 and EI30–EI90. We measure and install every door ourselves, across Slovenia and on the Croatian coast.
Door types compared
What each door type is for, where it is installed and which standard it is made to.
Interior
- Purpose
- design, sound separation between rooms
- Where they go
- between rooms
- Standard
- —
- Brands
- Bertolotto
Security
- Purpose
- protection against burglary
- Where they go
- entrance to a flat or house
- Standard
- EN 1627RC2–RC4
- Brands
- Padilla, Dierre
Fire
- Purpose
- containing fire and smoke
- Where they go
- basements, boiler rooms, stairwells
- Standard
- EI30 – EI90CE
- Brands
- Bertolotto, Padilla, Dierre
Interior doors
Interior doors separate rooms and set the look of a home. They come in veneered, lacquered and solid wood versions, with classic or concealed frames, and in sizes made to fit the opening. Thanks to its structure, wood dampens sound between rooms.
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Security doors
Security doors protect the entrance to a flat or house against burglary. They come in classes RC2, RC3 and RC4 under the EN 1627 standard, with a steel structure and a cladding of your choice. The class applies to the whole door assembly, not just the leaf.
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Fire doors
Fire doors hold back fire and limit heat transfer between the fire compartments of a building. They come with EI30, EI60 and EI90 ratings, in metal or timber, with additional hardware for escape routes. We install them in basements, boiler rooms, stairwells and commercial buildings.
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Flat in an apartment block
For the entrance to a flat, we recommend an RC2 or RC3 security door, which can also cut noise from the stairwell. For individual rooms, choose interior doors that match the flat's interior. For non-standard openings, made-to-measure versions are also available.
House
When choosing a front door, consider security, thermal insulation and resistance to the weather. Depending on how exposed the house is, you can also choose a higher security class. For living spaces we recommend good-quality interior doors, and for basements and utility rooms, fire doors where the fire safety design requires them.
New build or renovation
In a new build, it is best to choose the doors at the planning stage. You need to consider the dimensions, the opening type, the finish and any concealed frames. We measure once the finished floor heights and opening sizes are known. That way we can make sure everything is properly prepared and correctly installed.
Commercial building
In commercial buildings, doors must meet technical, security and fire safety requirements. We choose fire doors according to the required resistance — EI30, EI60 or EI90 — with suitable panic hardware where needed. Based on the project documentation, we prepare a quote for supply and installation.
Frequently asked questions
About door types and standards — what customers ask us before they choose.
Interior doors separate rooms and provide privacy and an attractive appearance. Entrance doors provide security and protection against unauthorised entry, while fire doors limit the spread of fire and heat. A single door can combine several functions, depending on the model and the building's requirements.
Yes, a good-quality security door can significantly reduce noise from corridors, stairwells and other spaces. The level of sound insulation depends on the door's construction, core and seals. When choosing, we recommend checking the declared acoustic properties, as they differ from model to model.
For a typical flat we usually recommend an RC2 security door, and RC3 for a higher level of security. The difference lies mainly in resistance to different break-in methods and the tools used. When choosing, we take into account the location of the building, how exposed it is and any requirements from your insurer.
Security doorsFire doors are needed wherever regulations or the building's fire safety design require them. They are most often used between fire compartments, on certain escape routes and for plant and utility rooms. The required fire resistance, such as EI30 or EI60, depends on the building's use and design.
Fire doorsYes, SALUS PLUS offers wooden interior doors, security doors and fire doors for residential, commercial and other buildings. We advise on the right models, materials and technical properties, and take care of delivery and professional installation. That way you can coordinate several types of doors with a single supplier.
Get a quoteYes, some doors combine burglar and fire protection. These versions are particularly suitable for flats in apartment blocks and other spaces with additional safety requirements. It is important that the door has the right certification for both properties, as burglar resistance on its own does not provide fire protection.
When choosing doors, we consider what the room is used for, the look you want and the requirements for security, sound insulation and fire resistance. Opening sizes, the opening type and how often the door is used also matter. Based on your needs, we help you choose the right solution for a single room or the whole building.
Yes, doors are available in a range of materials, colours, sizes and finishes. Depending on the model, we can also adapt the hardware, the opening type and additional features. The options depend on the type of door, and certified versions must remain compliant with the required properties.
Book a free measurement visit
At the measurement visit we check the opening and tell you how long installation takes and what it costs. The visit is free and with no obligation.