Introduction
Toulston Lodge, part of the historic Tadcaster Grammar School estate, stands as a distinguished heritage building whose character and architectural integrity have been preserved for generations. When the time came to upgrade fire doors and install new fire-rated screens, the project demanded a highly sensitive and carefully managed approach. One, that balanced modern safety compliance with respect for the Lodge’s original fabric and period features. This case study outlines how the installation was delivered with precision, ensuring enhanced protection for students and staff while safeguarding the building’s long standing heritage.
The Challenge
The primary challenge lay in integrating modern, fully compliant fire doors and screens without compromising the historic character of Toulston Lodge. Every intervention had to be meticulously planned to ensure essential safety upgrades were achieved while preserving the building’s original features and heritage detailing.
The Process
A carefully planned and precisely executed programme of works designed to protect the Lodge’s historic fabric at every stage. By coordinating closely with conservation requirements and using sympathetic installation methods, the team successfully delivered modern fire safety measures while preserving the building’s unique heritage.







