Fire Stopping

Cavity barriers form cavity fire stops within buildings and can be installed horizontally or vertically. The material provides compartmentation.

A Fire Batt is an ablative coated mineral wool firestop board used to reinstate the fire rating of walls & floors penetrated by services.

Fire stopping walls and floors can often become compromised by building programmes which need to make way for pipework or cable trays. Fire compound provides load-bearing fire seals for light foot traffic.

Pipe wraps and collars are designed for use on plastic pipes that pass-through floors and walls.

They have an intumescent material which expands inwards to squeeze the pipe, collapsing it until the opening is completely sealed.

Intumescent sealant is generally applied to fire doors, windows, cables, pipes, joints, voids and other small holes through which fire could potentially spread. The sealant is installed to ensure there are no gaps and creates a barrier to smoke and flames which significantly reduces the damage that a fire can cause.

A fire door is not just the door. It is a complete assembly comprising the frame, any glazing, intumescent fire and smoke seals and all the ironmongery that is used on the door, such as hinges, overhead door closers, latches and locks.