Our IFC third-party certification is central to how Cerberus approaches manufacture and installation: the applicable evidence is checked against the exact product, configuration and contractual route.
IFC Certification Ltd is an independent UKAS-accredited certification body for fire safety and security. Its product schemes include factory production-control audits and ongoing product verification; its installer schemes are intended to give confidence that approved products and systems are installed correctly, to good workmanship standards and within scope.
The certificate holder, scope and validity are shown openly. Cerberus confirms how that evidence applies to the proposed supply or project before order.
The published certificate is issued to CVN Ltd and covers the manufacture of Stredor FD30, FD30S, FD60 and FD60S timber fire doors and doorsets within its stated scope.
The published certificate is issued to CVN Limited and includes service-penetration and linear-gap seals, stud partitions and timber doors, and large cavity barriers within its stated scope.
The British Woodworking Federation directory lists Cerberus Passive Fire Protection for manufacture, supply, installation, inspection and remediation of fire doors.
CHAS and Constructionline credentials can support contractor, framework and public-sector procurement where the current membership and level are relevant.
PAS 24 is security-performance test evidence for applicable configurations. It does not replace the fire-resistance evidence and it is not a blanket badge for every doorset.
Available only where the proposed doorset falls within the applicable security test evidence.
Door construction and components are checked against the applicable fire evidence.
Leaf, frame, glazing, seals, ironmongery and installation details are reviewed together.
Bespoke does not mean unrestricted. Every proposed variation still needs to sit within suitable test, assessment or certification evidence. That review covers the door construction, size, glazing, frame, seals and ironmongery.
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