| Passive fire protection (PFP) is an integral component of structural fire protection
and fire safety in a building. PFP attempts to contain fires or slow their spread,
through use of fire resistant walls, floors, doors and other materials. Every
service which is installed into a building, water pipes, electrical sockets, cable
trunking etc, has an impact on its fire resistance. There are however a wide range
of products and systems available which if correctly specified and installed will
re-instate the fire resistance lost by installing these services and help contain
the fire for a required period of time. | |
| We recommend that passive fire products are specified and installed by proffessionals.
Napfis (The Nationwide Association of Passive Fire Installers and Specifiers)
have a list of certified specifiers and installers which can be found on the Napfis website.
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