Fire Curtain System & Installation
At Flux Fire Protection, we specialise in the installation of fire curtains, providing an essential component of fire protection systems. Our highly specialised fire protection team will work with you to help keep your property secure from the risk of fire, providing the optimal solution using only the highest quality products. Speak to a member of our team using the link below to discuss your requirements today.
Key Features of a Fire Curtain System
Crucial in preventing the spread of fire throughout an entire building, our fire curtain systems use the most advanced products to protect concealed spaces in walls and floors for a wide range of constructions. Some of the top benefits of installing a fire curtain system with Flux Fire include:
Prevents the spread of fire
Comply with building regulations
Low maintenance
Protects the structural integrity of the building
Our IFC Accreditation
Flux Fire Protection specialises in the installation of fire protection systems, holding third-party accreditation for a range of services. These services include the installation of service penetration and linear gap seals, fire cavity barriers (such as fire curtains), and the fire protection of structural steel using both intumescent paint and fire-rated encasement.
Advanced Fire Curtain Installation Services
At Flux Fire, our team of dedicated fire stopping specialists are highly trained, certified installers of fire curtains. Our extensive experience and specialised knowledge positions us perfectly to deliver an exceptional standard of installation and maintenance services for fire curtain systems.
To ensure we deliver a tailored solution for each of our clients, we integrate two of the most reputable quality management programs in the fire protection industry: One Trace and Bolster Systems. These systems give you full transparency from survey to installation, providing evidence of fire-stop compliance and an accurate framework for maintaining fire-stopping integrity.
Our Suppliers
Flux Fire is a Preferred Installer for TBA Firefly products, working closely with their product and design teams. Due to this strong relationship, TBA Firefly frequently selects Flux Fire for their most important projects, especially when installation is required in challenging environments or for novel applications of their products. We also work closely with Rockwool to ensure we offer the highest quality of fire barriers for every project we work on.
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Choose to work with a nationwide supplier of advanced fire curtain systems to receive a bespoke package designed to meet your exact requirements. Based in Yorkshire, we work with businesses across the UK including:
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Fire Curtain FAQs
The regulation BS 8524 requires fire curtain testing, maintenance, servicing and planned inspections should be carried out to ensure that assemblies are operating and performing effectively at least twice a year. It is important to always follow the specific maintenance schedules and instructions provided by the manufacturer of the fire curtain.
At Flux Fire, we offer high-quality fire curtains from the industry-leading suppliers TBA Firefly and Rockwool. These fire curtains provide fire ratings spanning from 30 minutes to 120 minutes.
There are two types of fire curtain systems our expert fire protection team provide for our clients to protect for insulation and integrity:
- Static – Also known as fixed fire curtains, static curtains are installed permanently to ensure compartmentation for open spaces.
- Insulated – Provide protection for people passing close to a fire without being affected by the heat of a fire.
Speak to a member of the Flux Fire team to find the ideal solution for your property.
Fire curtains are typically made from a woven fibre glass material, allowing the flexibility for curtains to be closely fitted within a space. This in turn allows for more effective compartmentation.
Learn more about the importance of fire compartmentation by reading our detailed blog: Fire Compartmentation: Safeguarding Lives and Property
