Projects such as the $22 billion Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant development that is looking at a 2022 completion date, A $4.5 billion expansion of the North Marmara Highway and Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge, the $10 billion Istanbul Kanal, a $22 billion investment in a third airport of Istanbul and a new $2.6 billion Financial Centre covering a whopping 47 million square feet of the country’s capital are just a handful of the infrastructural developments that are currently being undertaken.

Fire curtains, in such architectural designs, are essential. Seamless design allows them to be hidden from view, whilst being easily retractable and highly dependable in the event of a fire. Fire curtains compartment open spaces to stop a fire in its tracks, which ultimately saves lives and the critical structures of buildings.

Cooper’s smoke curtain barriers and fire curtains have been tested to UL and BS EN standards. Being primarily formed of an E-glass woven lattice, they are robust, extremely fire retardant and highly flexible which allows for pristine concealment and ease of access when needed. Our commitment to advancing fire fabric technology has led our engineers to set the high standards that fire experts have come to expect and architects rely upon to help their designs meet fire regulations.

Coopers are very proud to be able to boast works already installed, from famous malls including the world’s largest in Dubai, to mammoth International Airports, world famed hospitality spots many renowned health centres, hospitals and historical buildings. A few examples include the Adidas Superstore in Paris, The iconic Gherkin in London, The Royal Albert Hall also in London and even Sydney’s Royal Opera House.

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