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Passive Fire Protection
Passive fire protection forms the crucial structural backbone of a building’s safety strategy, utilizing fire-resistant compartmentalization walls, floors, and barriers to contain outbreaks.
By restricting the progression of flames, heat, and toxic smoke from the origin zone, these integrated measures preserve structural integrity and secure vital escape pathways for occupants.
Other examples of Passive Fire Protection are:
- Penetration Seals
- Fire Doors
- Structural Fire Protection
- Fire Barrier Systems
- Fire Curtain Systems
Compliance & Standards
Tested and certified to relevant British and European standards (BS EN / UL).