If you want to protect lives and property from fire risk, compartmentation is your best line of defence. A fire compartment divides large internal rooms into more manageable spaces that you can then seal off to protect escape routes and prevent fire and smoke from...
The tragedy of the Grenfell Tower fire threw the spotlight on the use of combustible materials in building cladding. But it also threw the spotlight on the need for adequate compartmentation to stop the rapid spread of a building fire. This article will look at what a...
Fire safety is vital in all rental properties, and fire doors are a crucial aspect of that. In an emergency, they can save lives, but it’s important to know how to use them effectively. So, whether you’re a landlord looking to install fire doors in your properties or...
In the event of a fire, occupants will need time to safely vacate the premises. Installing fire doors in your building will provide that crucial time window – and almost certainly save lives. But how do you choose the right door? After all, each product is...
The key components of fire protection systems include exits, fire alarms, and suppression equipment. Each of these needs to be properly installed and, where necessary, repaired – to minimise harm to people and structures. In this guide we’ll look at: >>...
Whether you run an organisation or business, it’s imperative to understand the difference between fire protection and prevention. Although the two work together to achieve a shared goal, both must be exercised appropriately if a fire is to be stopped in its tracks and...
