Firestopping FAQs

What material should the first service support be?

While we often discuss the importance of spacing regarding the first service support, it's equally crucial to consider its material.

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What is ablative coating and what is it used for?

Ablative coating is typically used to repair damage or cracks in a fire batt...

Tested Detail Queries

Does a tested detail for a higher fire rating also cover a lower rating?

In short, a tested detail for a higher fire rating also covers a lower one. Find out more...

Firestopping FAQs

The interchangeability of supporting constructions

As a manufacturer of tested firestopping solutions, we know that it is not practical to fire test every possible wall construction...

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Test standard updates: Do older standards get superseded?

When test standards are updated, older standards are still valid but have limitations. Let’s look at some real-life examples...

Firestopping FAQs

What is the Best Practice Guide?

The Best Practice Guide outlines key considerations for preventing the spread of fire in high-rise buildings.

Firestopping FAQs

What is the difference between reaction and resistance to fire?

When it comes to buildings and how they will perform in a fire, the methods used are known as ‘reaction to fire’ and ‘fire resistance.’

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Can cast in fire collars save time and money?

Designers and installers of firestopping solutions often come across the choice of whether to use cast in or traditional fire collars.