Passive fire protection services
Four hands-on services and one audit. All of it aimed at the same thing — keeping fire on the floor where it started.
What each service actually covers.
Four ways we stop fire moving through a building, plus one independent check on work that is already in. Every one has its own page with the site detail, not a sales paragraph.
Fire Stop Mortar & Shaft Closing
Sealing the cable and pipe shafts that run floor to floor.
Read moreIntumescent & Fire Retardant Coatings
A coating that swells in heat and buys your steel time.
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Fire Retardant Sealants & Organic Sealants
Flexible seals for joints and gaps that move.
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Fire Safety Pillows & Fire Stop Barriers
Re-openable fire blocks for cable trays you still need to reach.
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Passive Fire Audit & NBC Compliance
An independent, photographed check of what is really installed.
Read moreWhich one does your opening need?
Most buildings need three or four of these, not one. This is the short version of how we decide on site.
| If the opening is… | We normally use | Because |
|---|---|---|
| A large cable or pipe shaft, floor to floor | Fire stop mortar over rebar and mesh | It is structural in size and will not be re-opened often |
| A cable tray that gets changed every year | Fire safety pillows | They lift out and go back, so the seal survives the next cable pull |
| A joint that moves — wall to slab, expansion joint | Fire retardant sealant | It stretches with the building instead of cracking |
| A single small pipe or conduit | Sealant, wrap or collar | A full mortar seal is overkill and harder to re-enter |
| Exposed structural steel or a GI duct | Intumescent coating | Nothing is passing through — the steel itself needs the time |
| Work someone else already did | Passive fire audit | You need to know what is really behind the ceiling before you spend anything |
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Before you pick a service
Not sure which of these your building needs?
Send us the building type and the floor count. We will tell you what usually applies — and what does not, so you are not paying for a service you do not need.