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Part of an international supply chain and logistics business, a vast warehouse in the Medway area of Kent enclosing almost upgraded by a regular FIREFLY customer utilising the manufacturer’s Phoenix barrier material together with the recently launched 180 ablative batt and ancillary products to create a curtain running around the building perimeter. The work at the Noatum Logistics ePort warehouse on the
Isle of Grain was carried out by Essex based T and R Fire operatives using a variety of access approaches to attach the FIREFLY’s high temperature adhesive and special staples were used to secure the 150mm overlaps between lengths of the Phoenix material, as well as to secure the curtains to the lengths of steel angle and heavier section Unistruts.
commented: “While we regularly put forward FIREFLY systems
compartmentation, in this case the clients, Noatum/Dexion used it for past projects. We get good technical support from the company whenever we need special details and the installation at the Medway premises went smoothly with the across a total distance of 600m.” Andy Greenwood, the Technical Sales Manager for FIREFLY,
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resistant material is used to separate different sections of the spreading. This is crucial for both life safety in allowing time for evacuation, and property protection: limiting damage and
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