Fire Door
A Fire Door is a vital component in passive fire protection, constructed with fire-resistant materials to contain the spread of flames and smoke during a fire incident. Equipped with specialized seals and strategically installed in exit routes and fire-rated walls, it plays a crucial role in maintaining structural integrity and enhancing overall fire safety, meeting stringent safety standards.
A Fire Door is a critical element in passive fire protection, designed to prevent the spread of flames and smoke within a building during a fire incident. Constructed with fire-resistant materials, these doors act as a barrier, compartmentalizing areas and providing crucial time for safe evacuation. Equipped with specialized seals and closures, Fire Doors effectively block the passage of fire, maintaining structural integrity. Strategically installed in exit routes and fire-rated walls, they play a pivotal role in enhancing overall fire safety measures. Fire Doors are an integral part of building design, meeting stringent safety standards and contributing to the containment and control of fire emergencies.
- Fire-Resistant Materials: Constructed with materials that withstand fire and heat.
- Specialized Seals: Equipped with seals to prevent smoke and flames from passing through gaps.
- Compartmentalization: Acts as a barrier to contain fire and smoke, limiting their spread.
- Strategic Installation: Placed in exit routes and fire-rated walls for optimal effectiveness.
- Structural Integrity: Maintains the structural integrity of the building during a fire incident.
- Fire Rating: Measured in minutes, indicating the duration the door can withstand fire.
- Seal Type: Intumescent or smoke seals for enhanced performance.
- Materials: Fire-resistant core, frame, and door surface materials.
- Testing: Regular testing and certification to ensure compliance with safety standards.
- Installation Guidelines: Follows specific guidelines for correct placement and functionality.
