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Fire stopping, also known as compartmentation, is a fundamental part of passive fireproofing. It refers to the process of filling openings and joints between walls and floors with fire-resistant...
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Fire suppression systems are a fundamental element in addressing fire risk to buildings and their occupants. Working alongside fire prevention and protection methods, fire suppression systems respond...
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Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy in 2017, tower block fire regulations have come under increased scrutiny. Aside from questions around the safety of different types of cladding, all aspects of...
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As complex buildings occupied by vulnerable people, hospitals present a number of significant fire risks. Whether wiring problems or the storage of hazardous materials, these risks threaten the...
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A cold smoke seal is a barrier that goes around a door or door frame to prevent smoke from passing through the gaps. These seals consist of brushes or fixtures made of polypropylene or nylon, and are...
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If a material is known for having properties of cement, it’s called ‘cementitious’. Cementitious materials are one of the core ingredients when making concrete. There are two forms of...
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Structural steel is one of the most commonly used construction materials. Valued for its durability, speed of construction and strength, it is utilised for various structural elements including...
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A successful passive fire protection strategy involves reviewing construction materials for their ability to inhibit the passage of flames. This ensures the right levels of protection for a building...
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In the event of a fire, the spread of flames and smoke must be stopped as quickly as possible. This can be achieved through compartmentation - the application of fire stopping materials to walls,...
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Fire doors are an integral part of a building’s passive fireproofing plan. They’re used for fire compartmentation – a process that places physical barriers in strategic areas around a...
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