
Passive Fire Protection for Data Centres
A data hall has more holes in its walls than any other building you will ever own. And it is the one building that can never be switched off while you fix them.

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Why this building type is different.
Data centres fail on two things at once: cable density and change. Thousands of cables cross every compartment wall, and the count changes every month. A solid seal that cannot be re-opened will simply be broken by the next pull — so in a data hall the correct answer is almost always a re-enterable system, installed in agreed windows with no downtime.

Four things we get right here.
Other buildings we work in.

Hospitals & Healthcare
Fire safety is a licence condition, and the building cannot stop working while you fix it.
How we work here
Large Offices & IT Parks
Many floors, thousands of service holes, and an insurer who wants proof.
How we work here
Builders & Developers
Passive fire sign-off at handover, coordinated with your MEP and civil teams.
How we work here
Hotels & Hospitality
Guests sleeping behind every door, and no version of this work that guests should notice.
How we work hereQuestions from teams like yours
Want a straight answer on your building?
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