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Passive Fire Protection (PFP), fire protection surveys, and associated topics often aren’t widely understood – and we’re determined to change that!
On this page, you’ll find all manner of blogs, articles, news, industry insight and other content to ensure you know your compartmentation from your breach fixes, your surveys from your certification, and your fire protection design from your fire exit strategy – and much more besides.
Fire Door Inspections: How Often Are They Needed, And Why?
Your fire doors put up with a lot which is why fire door inspections and maintenance are vital, and need to be carried out regularly by qualified, accredited specialists. If they’re not, there is not only a heightened risk that fire, once started, will spread, but that the person responsible for fire safety in your building will be in breach of their duties under UK regulations.
Timely fire-stopping helps Sports Direct’s refurbishment project
See how Commercial Fire Protection delivered early for a major retail brand’s relocated, refitted store.
Cost-effective, Compliant Passive Fire Protection for MHRA Buildings
Read how CFPs comprehensive passive fire protection (PFP) assessment helped establish the work required for the complex multi floor building for MHRA.
Fire Stopping Compartmentation Survey for the NHS
CFP were asked by the NHS to survey their building fabric and Fire Stopping Compartmentation, including Fire Rated Door Sets and carry out any remedial work required. Find out more about our cost-effective service to the NHS.
Why Not Just Anyone Can Fit a Fire Door
Fire doors are critical to effective passive fire protection (PFP) in commercial and other buildings, but specifying and choosing a fire door – for dimensions, fire rating, finish etc. – is only half the job done.
What Makes a Fire Door?
Fire doors are a critical ingredient of an effective and legally compliant passive fire protection (PFP) strategy in commercial buildings. They help stop or at least delay the spread of fire through occupancy areas and escape routes.
The importance of passive fire protection in commercial buildings
Building owners and employers are required by Fire Safety Legislation to take full responsibility for fire safety within their premises. As part of the risk assessment process, the building structure’s fire-rated elements must be shown to adhere to current legislation.
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