Fire Shutter & Curtain

Fire Shutter

Our fire shutters are available with a 1 hour, 2 hour or 4 hour fire rating.

Construction

Single skin 75 mm scrolled or 50 mm flat galvanised steel slat
Weight: 50 mm flat slat 10 kg/m2
Weight: 75 mm scrolled slat 10 – 16.5 kg/m2 dependent upon the size of the curtain and integrity rating

3 mm thick galvanised steels channels 50 mm or 65 mm deep, depending upon shutter width mounted on steel angles for fixing. Available for face or reveal installations.
T sectioned steel bottom slat
49 mm high x 74 mm deep
Shutterbox supplied in sleeved sections to allow for expansion in 250 mm, 300 mm and 350 mm sizes depending upon shutter height.

Galvanised steel endplates welded to the top of the guide assembly, in a flag arrangement with a two piece box assembly. Axles 101.6 mm (1.6 mm), 101.6 mm (3.2 mm) and 5”, 5 1/2” or 6 5/8” round steel barrels are used depending on the product size. The fire curtain is powered using a 240 V AC tubular motor which is supplied as standard with a 2.5 m 4 core cable.
FS control panel with separate battery backup
Fire alarm interface relay with separate battery back up
The product is available galvanised as standard or powder coated to RAL or BS colour at extra cost.

Our Compliancy

The fire resistance performance of shutters to BS 476: Part 22: 1987. The fire resistance performance of shutters to BS EN 1634-1: 2008. The product was tested and approved by Exova Warringtonfire, report no. 312862.

Fire Curtain

Our fire curtain is designed to fit to an internal opening and to stay permanently in the open position. It is automatically activated to close in the event of a fire alarm or power failure to slow down the spread of fire from one area to another for up to 2 hours. To exit, the fire curtain can simply be lifted by taking hold of the bottom rail and allowing a gap large enough to escape through.

Please note - the curtain must be fixed to appropriate fire protected masonry/concrete or steel supporting constructions that have a fire resistance of at least the 2 hour period required.