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Titan Lite protecting movement joints
The fire protection of critical movement joints within the main floor slabs of the new Midland Metropolitan University Hospital has consumed some 1,000 linear metres of Titan Lite 120/60, as a well proven and widely specified passive fire protection product. The managing director of Flynn Interiors, Jim Flynn, commented: “Titan Lite is a very good material covered by all the
required certifications for the most demanding situations. Although we have a lot of experience of installing Titan Lite and other Firefly systems on previous jobs – suspended from soffits in ceilings and cavities – we have never used it in exactly these conditions before.”
01706 758817
www.tbafirefly.com C-TEC’s fire system raising the grade
C-TEC’s Hush Pro BS 5839-6 Grade C domestic fire detection and alarm system has been chosen for three tower block developments in Manchester. Selected for its cutting-edge technology and capacity to align with the building’s fire strategy, Hush Pro will integrate with the site’s BS 5839 part 1 landlord system to offer higher levels of fire protection than the Grade D unmonitored battery alarm systems typically used in
domestic installations. Hush Pro reports open and short circuit faults and operation faults back to the fire panel and even allows management and maintenance companies to remotely monitor the system.
www.c-tec.com Automatic choice for healthcare facilities
record CLEAN automatic doors are ideal when the highest level of hygiene is required in healthcare facilities. With hermetic sealing helping to minimise the transmission of bacteria via airflow and easy-to-clean qualities, CLEAN doors are particularly suited for use in operating theatres and
cleanroom environments. With a wide variety of materials to choose from for the door cores and surface finishes as well as the design of the frame and sealing system, you can build on the basic record CLEAN model to make it suitable for all types of applications.
01698 376411
www.recorduk.co.uk A new discovery in smoke protection
Students at University of Salford will discover a new approach to being safe when the campus re-opens in September. Gilberts’ “first of its kind” Series 60 damper has been chosen by leading smoke control systems company Baiceir to protect the 14-storey Discovery Quay development. Some 26 dampers – each capable of providing up to
two hours’ fire integrity – have been incorporated into the common corridors to protect the two stairwells within the £24.5m building, comprising 400 student bedrooms and ancillary communal space.
01253 766911
info@gilbertsblackpool.com
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