How to Get a PAS 24 Certificate
How to Get a PAS 24 Certificate
Step | Description |
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1. Choose a Certification Body | Select a UKAS-accredited certification body |
2. Submit Products for Testing | Provide samples of your doorsets or windows for testing |
3. Undergo PAS 24 Tests | Certification body conducts tests simulating forced entry |
4. Receive Test Report | Detailed report indicating pass or fail of the tests |
5. Obtain PAS 24 Certificate | If products pass, receive a PAS 24 certificate valid for three years |

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Getting a PAS 24 certificate is essential for door manufacturers who want to demonstrate the security and quality of their products. PAS 24 is a British standard that sets out the minimum requirements for enhanced security performance of external doorsets and windows. In this article, we'll guide you through the process of obtaining a PAS 24 certificate.
Understanding PAS 24
Before applying for a PAS 24 certificate, it's crucial to understand what the standard entails. PAS 24 is a set of tests designed to assess the resistance of doors and windows against forced entry. The tests simulate common break-in methods, such as:
- Manipulation of the locking device
- Removal of glazing
- Cutting of the door panel
- Drilling and sawing of the frame
Doorsets and windows that pass these tests are considered to have enhanced security performance and can be certified as PAS 24 compliant.
The Certification Process
To get a PAS 24 certificate, you need to follow these steps:
1. Choose a UKAS-accredited certification body
Select a certification body that is accredited by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) to perform PAS 24 testing and certification. Examples include BSI, BM TRADA, and Exova.
2. Submit your products for testing
Provide the certification body with samples of your doorsets or windows for testing. The number of samples required may vary depending on the certification body and the complexity of your products.
3. Undergo the PAS 24 tests
The certification body will conduct the necessary tests on your products, following the procedures outlined in the PAS 24 testing procedures. This may take several weeks, depending on the number of products being tested and the certification body's workload.
4. Receive your test report
After the tests are completed, the certification body will provide you with a detailed test report, indicating whether your products have passed or failed the PAS 24 tests.
5. Obtain your PAS 24 certificate
If your products pass the tests, the certification body will issue you a PAS 24 certificate. This certificate is valid for a specified period, typically three years, after which you'll need to re-certify your products.

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Benefits of PAS 24 Certification
Having a PAS 24 certificate offers several benefits to door manufacturers, including:
- Demonstrating the enhanced security performance of your products
- Meeting the requirements of Secured by Design, a police initiative that promotes crime prevention through secure design
- Gaining a competitive advantage over non-certified products
- Increasing customer confidence in your brand
Identifying PAS 24 Certified Doors
Consumers can identify PAS 24 certified doors by looking for the PAS 24 logo on the product or its packaging. The logo indicates that the door has been independently tested and certified to meet the enhanced security requirements of PAS 24.
Conclusion
Obtaining a PAS 24 certificate is a rigorous process that involves independent testing and certification of your doorsets or windows. By following the steps outlined in this article and working with a UKAS-accredited certification body, you can demonstrate the enhanced security performance of your products and gain a competitive edge in the market.
At Internal Doors, we are proud to offer a wide range of PAS 24 certified doors, supplied by Deanta, one of the UK's leading door manufacturers. Our commitment to quality and security ensures that our customers can enjoy peace of mind knowing their homes are protected by the best products available.
If you have any questions about PAS 24 certification or our range of certified doors, please don't hesitate to contact us contact us on 01455 566 566 or email us at [email protected]. Our friendly and knowledgeable team is always happy to help.