How do you seal around fire-rated ductwork?
Sealing around fire-rated ductwork requires early collaboration between key stakeholders to make sure the correct firestopping system is selected...
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Sealing around fire-rated ductwork requires early collaboration between key stakeholders to make sure the correct firestopping system is selected...
Fire-rated dampers are an important passive fire protection measure for preventing the spread of fire and smoke through ventilation ductwork. With different types for...
The phrase ‘partial penetration’ refers to an area where services penetrate only one side of the wall or the supporting construction and do not extend completely through...
Busbars, like all service penetrations, must be suitably firestopped to ensure effective compartmentation and building safety during a fire...
Raised access floors are elevated structural floor systems built above a solid substrate – most likely concrete – that create a void for hiding mechanical and electrical (M&E) services...
The scenario. Protected and unprotected steel beams and purlins often penetrate fire-rated compartment walls, creating gaps that...
Effective compartmentation is achieved when all joints or imperfections of fit are suitably sealed using the correct sealing system. Often, due to preferred construction tolerances or coordination issues, a gap...
Selecting the appropriate firestopping system requires careful consideration beyond traditional installation methods. It needs the precision and dedication of those involved in the...
It is a common misconception that test evidence for plastic pipes can also be used for plastic ducts. However, despite their similar appearance and material makeup, these two products are...
Only competent individuals should carry out firestopping. It’s specialist work, requiring the installer to have the correct knowledge, skills, experience, and behaviours. Service penetration sealing...
In an industry where no two days are the same, it can be daunting when faced with vast amounts of information, new tested details, and best practices. Our mission is, and...
Firestopping is a legal requirement enforced by building regulations and other industry documents and legislation, such as Approved Document B and the Building Safety Act 2022...