Fire dampers, also called fire shutters, are critical to building safety. Even if your building has fire-resistant doors or other barriers, flames can overcome these materials if they can pass from room to room through ducts. Fire dampers help prevent and isolate the...
Fire dampers are valuable components in heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) ducts, as they help restrict flames from crossing a fire barrier. These heat-responsive fixtures automatically shut upon detecting a high enough temperature to melt a fusible...
Fire safety regulations outline a wide range of mechanisms for reducing the spread of flames and smoke. One of these mechanisms is fire doors, which keep fires contained in one area while providing a safe exit route. These doors are crucial in healthcare facilities...
Fire door inspections are a critical component of building safety. When working properly, they help prevent the spread of fire and smoke, allowing occupants more time to evacuate safely. With regular inspections, you can maintain compliance, ensure the integrity of...
Many building materials are selected for their fire protection capabilities, but the construction process often leads to gaps between these materials, such as joints between walls and ceilings or openings for pipes. Fire stopping fills those gaps to block flames and...
Located throughout a building’s ductwork and HVAC system, dampers prevent fire and smoke from moving throughout the premises in urgent situations. Fire and smoke dampers are a crucial component of healthcare safety compliance, but damper maintenance is often...
