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Residential Fire Curtains

A Residential Fire Curtain is an Automatic Barrier / Curtain System that is a Fire Separating Element. It comprises fire resistance fabric fixed to a steel roller which is driven by an internal tubular electric motor.

The roller is mounted and enclosed in a steel housing and the bottom edge of the curtain has a weighted bar. The curtain is retained in side channels. It is activated from a Fire Detection System and closes to the finished floor level.

For Specification Information on Residential Fire Curtains, please contact us on:

Phone: +44 (0) 23 9245 4405 or Email: info@coopersfire.com.

 
 
  • Fully retracted then deployed
  • Installed in front of lift doors
  • Fully retracted and out of sight
  • Providing Smoke Control
  • A fully deployed 4 hour Fire Barrier
 
 

Features:

  • Fail-Safe by Gravity (closes without the need of power)
  • Controlled rate of descent
  • Lightweight and compact
  • Can operate independently from the main fire alarm
  • Push to retract facility
  • Obstruction sensor and voice warning
  • Spans large clear opening widths and heights continuously
  • Provides smoke control
  • Reduces radiation (heat transfer)
 
 

Benefits:

  • Invisible (recessed above the ceiling line)
  • Creates open spaces and increases yield of workable/chargeable floor space
  • Creates clear lines of sight by removing compartments
  • Increases the scope of internal design possibilities
  • Creates solutions for radical property design and development
  • Maintains building fire integrity without compromise
  • Increase tenability levels of escaping occupants
  • Lower long term service and maintenance costs compared with tradition passive fire protection solutions
 
 

Approvals & Testing:

  • EN 1634-1
  • EN 1634-3
  • EN 14600
  • BS 476-22
  • BS 476-6
  • BS 476-7
  • BS 467-31.1
  • BS PAS 121
  • BS EN ISO 9001
 
 

Design Solutions:

  • Means of escape and protected routes
  • Stairwells
  • Alternative to traditional shutters, glazing partitions and non-load bearing walls
  • Clear opening through corridors, communal and reception areas
  • Lift lobbies
  • Secondary means of fire separation
 
 
 
 
 
 

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