Fire doors are an integral part of a building’s passive fire system. They’re designed to compartmentalise a building to prevent smoke and fire to stop it from spreading at speed.
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Fire extinguishers are life-saving devices. They’re primarily used to assist people when they’re escaping from a building that’s on fire. They can also tackle initial small fires to prevent...
A fire door is an internal door built to slow down the spread of fire or smoke throughout a building, allowing more time for evacuation should a fire incident occur on a premises.
Fire doors are an essential aspect of fire safety for any property. They’re designed to stop the spread of fire and smoke in a building for long periods. This ensures escape routes are...
Fire stopping is a critical element of fire protection for any building type. Its purpose is to prevent or slow down the spread of fire and smoke by keeping it within zones and compartments,...
The ‘Accountable Person’ in any business must ensure a fire risk assessment of the premises is regularly carried out and reviewed. This will help identify what’s needed to prevent a fire and...
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 came into force over 15 years ago. As part of the reform, all non-domestic premises in the UK have a legal obligation to place their fire safety...