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Passive Fire Protection specialist Promat has published a new whitepaper examining the most effective way to protect structural An increasingly popular construction
method, structural steel needs to be structural integrity is maintained if exposed and specialist intumescent paint used to protect structural steel, the whitepaper looks at which system offers the most
comprehensive protection – and in which applications – amid demand for Focusing on the application of Part B of the Building Regulations, and the
Association for Fire Protection’s best practice guidance, the document, titled Protecting structural steel: Fire board vs intumescent paint, breaks that down into The whitepaper also focuses on how compartmentation can be maintained in
While being naturally non-combustible, structural steel can begin to lose
structural integrity when exposed to high temperatures – and it is a requirement that it must be adequately protected under the Building Regulations (Approved the whitepaper at
www.promat.com/en/construction/applications/structural- protection/expert-support/download-white-paper/
The Espire Dual CO and Heat Alarms, from Scolmore Group company, ESP, Ideal for kitchens, utility rooms, and garages, this multi-sensor unit dual-threat detection in one compact sensors for carbon monoxide and heat detection, allowing each threat to be Alarms are to be installed in accordance
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