Certified under third-party accreditations such as BM Trada Q Mark, our regional team of installers is well-prepared to address any penetrations through fire lines within your building with unparalleled precision. Committed to delivering tested , certificated solutions. With extensive experience in both small and large-scale projects, we strive for minimal disruption while maintaining safety and efficiency.
Operating flexibly as either the principal contractor or sub-contractor, we work closely with building users, occupants, and residents, especially those who are vulnerable, to ensure our operations are safe, cost-effective, and cause the least possible intrusion. In partnership with clients, architects, contractors, and building inspectors, we design and implement bespoke fire stopping systems that are both efficient and economical.
Our comprehensive installations cover vertical and horizontal fire stops across floors and walls, primarily designed to seal service penetrations for drainage, pipes, and cables. This is crucial in major construction projects that often require the expertise of third-party specialists for the installation of essential services such as electricity, plumbing, and broadband. The process typically involves creating openings in the structure’s walls, floors, and ceilings, which must be effectively sealed thereby stopping the spread of flames and smoke.
Our offerings range from straightforward joint and penetration sealing to intricate solutions for movement or expansion joints. Additionally, we provide protective systems for mechanical and electrical services that penetrate walls and floors, including structural and load-bearing options for service risers and shafts. These comprehensive measures ensure that every aspect of fire safety is addressed, maintaining the highest standards of safety and compliance in complex construction environments.
Fire Stopping
Commonly asked questions.
- Fire Door Installation -
A fire door is a specially constructed door designed to resist the spread of fire and smoke between compartments in a building. It helps contain fire, providing occupants with more time to evacuate safely.
a typical fire door have many things that make it fire rated, these key components include:
Fire doors are typically used in the following areas:
In the UK, fire door installations must comply with the Building Regulations 2010 and the fire safety order 2005. Fire doors should meet british standard BS 476-22:1987, which tests the fire resistance of a door.Where are fire doors required?
While it is possible to install a fire door yourself, it is highly recommended to have it installed by a trained and competent professional as proper installation is crucial to ensure the doors effectiveness in the event of a fire.
fire doors should be inspected regularly to ensure they are in good working condition. the fire safety UK regulations 2022 require:
This may include:
Upgrading standard doors to meet fire safety standards is complex and not recommended as fire doors are specifically designed and tested as complete sets. modifying a normal door may not provide the nessesary fire resistance and may fail to comply with regulations. It is advisible to replace the whole door if it is not yet a fire door, if nessesary.
It’s pretty straightforward, FD-30 & FD-60 refer to the fire resistance duration of a fire door.
The choice between FD30 and FD60 depends on the buildings fire strategy, as specified in the buildings risk assessments or building regulations. FD30 doors are commonly used in residental properties, while FD60 are more often required in higher risk or commercial settings.
40 High Street
Newhaven
East Sussex
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