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Titan Lite deals with 200mm movement range at Amazon Data Centre
One of FIREFLY’s regular customers is currently making use of Titan Lite™ 120:60 fi re barriers to create compartmentations to protect multiple zones within a huge new Amazon Data Centre at Hemel Hempstead, where the possible degree of structural movement predicted for the building prevented the manufacturer’s competitors from offering a viable solution. Amersham based GSI Contract Services Ltd. is approximately halfway through a year-long specialist sub-contract for TSL, installing the high-performance Titan Lite™ 120:60 along all of the fl oor and roof junctions to the internal partitions, providing both integrity and insulation while accommodating relative movement of +/- 200 mm. FIREFLY’s area Technical Sales Manager, Andy Greenwood, was closely involved in offering advice on the specifi cation and supplying project specifi c installation details. Site training of GSI’s operatives has also been delivered. FIREFLY Titan Lite™ 120:60 has been developed as a fl exible fi re barrier to provide compartmentation of larger concealed spaces within different types of buildings including factories, warehouses, healthcare facilities and even railway stations.
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Protection_DPR.indd 1 12mm Magply Boards ensure sustainable SIPs panel passes fi re test
IPP Ltd.’s widely specifi ed Magply Boards have been successfully employed by the Surrey based manufacturer of an innovative new Structural Insulated Panel – or Bio-SIP™
system – in order to achieve compliance with
EN-1365-1 and demonstrate the environmentally produced solution can be utilised for even more types of construction. Qube Building was established in 2021 to create small and versatile habitable structures which have been utilised as garden studios, forest lodges, pool changing rooms, gymnasiums and for other applications with performance and demountability at their heart. Crucially, its Bio-SIP™
panel system is
system offers unique innovation in sustainable modular building systems with unmatched thermal stability.” 01621 776252
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Protection_DPR.indd 1 Twin Module Security Offi ce by Portakabin
Leading Offsite Manufacturer, Portakabin, recently became the fi rst ever company to install Nullifi re’s latest fi re stopping innovation, FZ100 Safe Zone. They required a robust fi re stopping solution to ensure the safe occupation of staff members at a two module security offi ce. Due to a longstanding relationship with Tremco CPG Offsite Solutions, they naturally approached the team to enquire about an appropriate solution for the installation. Tremco CPG Offsite Solutions has been in constant contact with Portakabin, who has supported this development extensively. As the Nullifi re FZ100 Safe Zone has now been fully launched, it was identifi ed as the perfect solution for this project. Nullifi re FZ100 has been designed to meet the unique requirements of offsite construction. FZ100 is a fi re barrier slab comprised of an innovative Graphite eXpansion Technology (GXT), making it possible to anticipate fi re sealing and to integrate it directly when assembling the partition. This revolutionary solution has been engineered to provide best-in-class fi re stopping capabilities to existing and future service penetrations.
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Protection_DPR.indd 1 New Marmox Fireboard offers ideal EWI and IWI substrate
Building on the broad benefi ts of its widely specifi ed Multiboard, insulation manufacturer Marmox introduced in January a highly versatile Fireboard into its range for both internal and external wall insulation (IWI/EWI) applications. The Marmox Stone Wool based product shares the unique Marmox honeycomb surface structure with its XPS forerunner, Multiboard, to create an A1 non-combustible certifi ed render- backer which is weatherproof. It can further be used internally across walls or ceilings to take a plaster fi nish, while providing sound absorption properties, as well as thermal insulation. The 600 x 1,200 mm Fireboards are available in thicknesses from 20 mm, 50 mm and 100 mm and with the polymer modifi ed mortar honeycomb coating applied to both faces. With a nominal density of 150 kg/m³ the boards’ core material offers a compressive strength of 90 tonnes/m². The 20 mm Fibreboard is ideally suited for external window and door reveals, ready for renering. The Marketing Manager for Marmox, Grant Terry, commented: “The introduction of Fireboard into our range signifi cantly enhances our offer to the construction industry.”
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able to match the coveted PassivHaus standard and has now undergone further evolution to incorporate the ArmaPETR Eco50 insulation from Armacell. This is produced from 100% recycled material, including waste plastic and has recently been awarded Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) status with a Global Warming Potential of 23.2 Kg/CO2
eq/m³. Qube Building’s Director, Justin Murray explained: “The Bio-SIP™ 28/02/2024 09:04
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