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Passive Fire Protection 

Passive fire protection systems are designed to slow the spread of fire and smoke throughout a building, helping to protect occupants, property, and escape routes. We provide professional passive fire protection solutions, including inspections, installations, and remedial works to help keep your building safe and compliant with fire safety regulations.

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Fire Doors

Fire Curtains

Fire Stopping Surveys

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Fire Doors - Installation, Inspection & Maintenance

 

Fire doors are a critical part of a building's passive fire protection strategy. When correctly specified, installed and maintained, they can help restrict the spread of fire and smoke and protect escape routes.

 

At CFS East Anglia Ltd, we provide fire door installation, inspection and maintenance services for commercial and business premises.

 

Fire Door Installation

We can supply and install suitable fire door assemblies based on the requirements of your building and the intended application.

 

Our service can include:

  • New fire door installation

  • Replacement fire doors

  • Fire door sets

  • Doorsets and associated hardware

  • Intumescent seals

  • Fire-rated ironmongery

  • Door closers

  • Vision panels and glazing

  • Associated signage

 

Fire Door Inspections

Fire doors require regular inspection to identify damage, deterioration or defects that could affect their performance.

 

Our inspections can identify issues such as:

  • Damaged or poorly fitting doors

  • Gaps around the door leaf

  • Damaged intumescent or smoke seals

  • Defective hinges

  • Problems with door closers

  • Unsuitable or damaged ironmongery

  • Glazing issues

  • Damage to frames

  • Missing or incorrect signage

 

Maintenance & Remedial Works

Where defects are identified, we can advise on appropriate remedial action and, where applicable, carry out maintenance or replacement works.

 

Regular inspection and maintenance can help building owners and responsible persons manage their passive fire protection responsibilities.

 

Protecting Escape Routes & Compartmentation

A fire door is only effective when the complete door assembly is correctly specified, installed and maintained.

 

Need your fire doors inspected, repaired or replaced? Contact CFS East Anglia Ltd to discuss your requirements.

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Fire Curtains & Fire Batt Installation

 

Passive Fire Protection Solutions

Fire curtains and fire batt systems can form an important part of a building's passive fire protection strategy, helping to maintain fire resistance where traditional fire protection methods may not be suitable.

 

At CFS East Anglia Ltd, we provide installation of fire curtains and fire batt systems as part of a wider approach to protecting buildings against the spread of fire and smoke.

 

Fire Curtains

Fire curtains can provide a flexible fire protection solution in areas where openings, doors or architectural features create challenges for conventional fire protection.

Depending on the application, fire curtains can be designed to deploy automatically when required and help restrict the passage of fire and smoke.

Fire Batt Installation

Fire batt systems are used to reinstate fire resistance around service penetrations and openings within fire-resisting walls and floors.

 

Correct installation is essential to maintain the intended performance of the compartmentation.

 

Our services can include:

  • Fire batt installation

  • Sealing around service penetrations

  • Fire-resistant compartmentation

  • Remedial fire stopping

  • Fire curtain installation

  • Protection of openings and penetrations

  • Inspection and identification of areas requiring remedial works

 

Supporting Fire Compartmentation

Unprotected penetrations and openings can compromise the performance of fire-resisting construction.

 

Our team can help identify and address areas where additional passive fire protection may be required.

 

Need fire curtains, fire batt or passive fire protection works? Contact CFS East Anglia Ltd to discuss your project.

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Fire Stopping Surveys

 

Identifying & Addressing Compartmentation Defects

Fire compartmentation is designed to help prevent the spread of fire and smoke throughout a building. However, penetrations, alterations and building services can compromise compartmentation if they are not appropriately protected.

 

Our fire stopping surveys help identify areas where fire stopping may be missing, damaged, incorrectly installed or otherwise compromised.

 

What Is a Fire Stopping Survey?

Our surveys involve inspecting relevant areas of a building to identify potential breaches in fire-resisting walls, floors and other elements of compartmentation.

 

Areas inspected may include:

  • Service penetrations

  • Cable and pipe penetrations

  • Ductwork

  • Fire stopping around building services

  • Gaps and openings within compartmentation

  • Previous remedial works

  • Areas of damaged or missing fire stopping

 

Detailed Findings

Where defects are identified, findings can be recorded and reported to provide a clear overview of the condition of the building's fire stopping.

 

This can help responsible persons, building owners and facilities managers prioritise remedial works.

 

Remedial Fire Stopping

Where required, we can discuss appropriate remedial solutions to restore fire compartmentation.

 

Our aim is to provide practical recommendations that help improve the overall passive fire protection of the building.

 

Protecting Your Building's Compartmentation

Even relatively small penetrations can affect the integrity of fire-resisting construction. Regular inspection and appropriate remedial action can therefore form an important part of an effective fire safety strategy.

 

Concerned about fire stopping or compartmentation within your building? Contact CFS East Anglia Ltd to arrange a survey.

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