Cost Estimator (UK) – Panic & Emergency Exit Devices

Estimate hardware costs for Panic & Emergency Exit Devices EN 1125 (public access) and EN 179 (trained-only) setups in minutes. Get per-door price bands (ex VAT), a clean bill of materials, and links to product pages and datasheets. 

How this estimator works

• Uses UK baseline price bands (ex VAT) for hardware only (no labour).

• You select door configuration and options; we output a per-door range plus the accessories typically required.

• For multi-door jobs, multiply per-door ranges by quantity and add installation costs.

Explore devices → Panic & Emergency Exit Devices EN 1125 /products/panic-exit-devices-en-1125/ · EN 179 /products/emergency-exit-devices-en-179/
See the full price guide → /knowledge/cost-pricing-uk/

Inputs

• Door type: Single / Double – No Centre Mullion / Double – Centre Mullion

• Route users / Standard: Panic & Emergency Exit Devices EN 1125 (public access, touch bar) or EN 179 (trained-only, push pad/lever)

• Fire door: Yes / No

• Re-entry from safe side: Outside Trim + Euro Cylinder required?

• Threshold detail (pairs without a mullion): Recessed floor strike possible / Surface strike only

• Door thickness (mm): Helps suggest a euro cylinder length that sits flush

What you’ll get (per door)

• Device family & model type (e.g., EN 1125 Rim (single public door); EN 1125 Vertical-Rod pairs (no centre mullion)).

• Accessories list (outside trim; euro cylinder key–key or key–thumbturn; strikes & keepers: head + recessed floor strike preferred for vertical-rod).

• Indicative hardware price (ex VAT) – min/max bands based on the inputs.

• Deep links to product pages and installation templates.

Accessories → /products/accessories/ (Outside Trims / Cylinder Kits / Strikes & Keepers / Dogging Covers)

Typical per-door totals (hardware only, ex VAT)

• Single public door – EN 1125 Rim (with re-entry):
  Device £45–£120 + Trim £60–£170+ + Cylinder £10–£65+ ⇒ £115 – £355+

• Double, no centre mullion – EN 1125 Vertical-Rod pairs:
  Device £110–£350+ + Strikes/keepers £10–£40 ⇒ £120 – £390+

• Double, centre mullion – Paired Rim with mullion keepers:
  Device (paired rims) £90–£240+ typical combined + Keepers £10–£40 ⇒ £100 – £280+ (brand/config-dependent)

• Trained-only internal single door – EN 179 push pad/lever:
  Device £80–£130+ (+ Trim/Cylinder if re-entry is required)

Notes: Figures are hardware only. Installation, closers, seals, plates and any door/frame preparation are excluded.

UK baseline price bands (ex VAT)

• EN 1125 – Rim (single): £45 – £120

• EN 1125 – Vertical-Rod (pairs): £110 – £350+

• EN 1125 – Mortise (flush aesthetic): £125 – £200+

• EN 179 – Push pad/lever (single): £80 – £130+

• Outside Access Trim: £60 – £170+

• Euro Cylinder (K/K or K/TT): £10 – £65+

• Strikes & Keepers (head/floor/surface/mullion): £5 – £40

Ask for an itemised quote → /quote/

What changes the number?

1. Standard & user type: Public access (EN 1125) vs trained-only (EN 179).

2. Door configuration: Single vs double; no mullion usually implies vertical-rod pairs.

3. Device family & finish: Rim / Vertical-Rod / Mortise; corrosion resistance and aesthetics.

4. Strikes/keepers: Recessed floor strike (preferred) vs surface strike on vertical-rod sets.

5. Re-entry & security: Outside trims; euro cylinders (keying plan, length, profile).

6. Fire-door approvals: Device + strikes/keepers + fixings must align with the door leaf certificate.

7. Installation complexity: Templating, keeper seating, closer interaction; three consecutive positive relatches.

Labour & commissioning (not included)

• Site time is driven by frame material, keeper seating, closer interaction and any rework.

• For double doors without a mullion, allow time for floor strike recess where specified.

• Commission with the closer fitted and verify 3× positive relatch cycles on each leaf.

Install guide → /knowledge/how-to-install-push-bar/ · Inspection checklist → /compliance/inspection-checklist/

Ways to keep TCO low

• Prefer recessed floor strikes on vertical-rod sets for reliability and relatch consistency.

• Use manufacturer templates and correct bar height ranges.

• Keep spares handy: end caps, screws, rod guides, dogging covers (non-fire doors only), common keeper patterns.

• Log monthly checks and after-works inspections.

Maintenance & troubleshooting → /knowledge/maintenance-troubleshooting/

VAT, delivery & cross-border notes

• Bands shown are ex VAT; quotes are itemised in £.

• Delivery windows vary by finish and stock.

• For EU/US projects, please use the Product Selector and we’ll advise currency and compliance nuances.

Selector (global) → /tools/product-selector/ · Compliance hub → /compliance/

FAQ – Estimator (UK)

Do these bands include installation?
No—hardware only. We can include labour on request.

Which double-door option is most service-friendly?
Paired rim with a centre mullion is often easiest to service; vertical-rod is typical for no-mullion pairs.

Do I always need an outside trim and cylinder?
Only when controlled re-entry from the safe side is required.

Are these suitable for fire doors?
Yes, if device, strikes/keepers and fixings match the door’s certification.

Final step

Upload door photos, counts (single/pairs), centre mullion/threshold details, fire-door status and any re-entry needs. We’ll return an itemised UK quote and compliant specification.
Request a Quote → /quote/