SAFETY & SECURITY 87


APOLLO LiteTM


helping protect homes


A leading passive fi re protection contractor is employing fully tested and trusted products from the range of TBA’s FIREFLYTM


for the


creation of half hour fi re barriers within roofspaces of low rise sheltered housing in the St. Albans district of Hertfordshire: with the manufacturer providing on-site assistance in respect of regular inspections and the provision of recommended fi xing details to ensure the work is fully compliant with current regulations. JPS Projects Ltd. is installing fi re curtains within the roofs to a series of two-storey maisonettes which were built in the nineties, but are now undergoing a number of improvements to address more recent changes to building practice. The Contracts Manager for JPS Projects, Matt Tucker, commented: “The APOLLO LiteTM


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is very easy to manage – being lightweight and fl exible – while FIREFLYTM


01706 758817 www.tbafi refl y.com


has visited twice so far to carry out inspections, making sure we are complying with the instructions, and have given us very good feedback.”


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