Passive Fire Protection
Heron are certified installers of Passive Fire Protection (PFP).
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, which became law in October 2006, requires organisations that employ five or more people to carry out a Fire Risk Safety Assessment to protect the structure of the building and all those who work within it. This means that from October 2006 tradespersons and others related to the Construction Industry will need to have a wider knowledge concerning fire safety aspects of their work.
We are a NAPFIS certified and approved installer of fire protection materials and systems with a directly employed team of skilled, competent and experienced staff who can provide our clients with Fire Certificates on completion of their installations.
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, which became law in October 2006, requires organisations that employ five or more people to carry out a Fire Risk Safety Assessment to protect the structure of the building and all those who work within it. This means that from October 2006 tradespersons and others related to the Construction Industry will need to have a wider knowledge concerning fire safety aspects of their work.
We are a NAPFIS certified and approved installer of fire protection materials and systems with a directly employed team of skilled, competent and experienced staff who can provide our clients with Fire Certificates on completion of their installations.
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Intumescent Coated Batts
To penetrations through walls such as pipes, ducts and cable trays.![]()
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Intumescent Collars and Wraps
To penetrating plastic pipes through fire walls and floors.![]()
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Intumescent & Acoustic sealants
To small gaps and voids around doors, tops of walls etc. This material swells when exposed to temperatures in excess of 150c to prevent the passage of smoke and fire.![]()
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Intumescent Paints and Coatings
Intumescent paint covering for steel. In the event of a fire the intumescent coating expands to insulate the structural steel from the fire.![]()
