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Did you know Australia was the first country to commercialise the use of plastic pipes in commercial and high rise residential buildings?
Fire collars have become popular the world over and they incorporate intumescent materials that swell up when the heat of the fire softens the plastic pipes and close off the opening to stop fire and hot smoke passing through fire barriers....

Service Penetrations
Introduction
Dividing a building into discrete fire compartments is by far one of the oldest forms of fire protection incorporated into buildings. By separating larger buildings into different fire resistant compartments, areas or cells, either to separate factories...

Understanding Fire Ratings
The two words, “fire rating”, together are probably the most misused term when we look at Passive Fire Protection.
If we consider the requirements of the Building Code of Australia, which most Australian Buildings need to comply with, the correct term for “fire ratings” is the Fire Resistance Level, commonly abbreviated as FRL....

Sandwich panels are typically single piece, modular, factory engineered units comprising two metal faces and a fully insulating core.
The facings are fully bonded to the core so that the panel acts compositely when under load, in most cases, providing free standing panels. Facings used for insulated panels are predominantly of steel. The core material is usually a material that provides...