Category Rules and Regulations
Understanding what a fire resistance level (FRL) means is very important in ensuring compliance with the Building Code of Australia. Fire doors, or fire rated doors, are one of the most important safety features of any building, but what exactly a fire door is can often be misunderstood. In Australia, the National Construction Code dictates that
Fire protection is an integral part of any building’s makeup, not only for the safety of the people inside but also the building itself and any surrounding structures. Let’s take a look at some interesting facts and figures about fire doors and fire safety. • Glass fire doors can typically withstand temperature of up to 870
Fire rated doors are a crucial safety element in any building. They are necessary to protect both the building and the people inside. Let’s take a look at some of the things you need to know about fire rated doors. In Australia, the National Construction Code dictates that all fire doors must be tested to certain
Metal sheeting is used in the building industry in a multitude of ways. Let’s take a quick look at metal sheeting for doors As the name implies, metal sheeting essentially applies to any metal that has been formed into flat sheets. Metal sheeting is commonly used on doors in a range of buildings and venues, including:
In today’s modern industries, radiation is being used in an increasing number of ways. This makes radiation shielding and protection more important than ever, especially when it comes to your building’s doors. Here is an overview of radiation shielding for doors Common Radiation Shielding Questions What is Radiation Shielding for Doors? Radiation shielding can be
FSE Special Purpose Doors is an industry recognised specialist in the supply and installation of sliding fire door systems The strategy of using compartmentation to manage and resist the spread of fire within buildings is a long established fire engineering practice and appropriate methods are extensively prescribed in the Australian building codes. This is generally
Providing the safest environments possible for your building project and its future occupants is of utmost importance for any architect or builder. Let’s take a look at sliding fire door options. Sliding fire rated doors are excellent solutions when it comes to designing and managing your fire risks and are used widely to meet Australian
Heritage doors hold value that cannot be measured by money – but how do you maintain the look of your heritage doors while adhering to modern safety guidelines? Let’s have a look at the process. Heritage doors can be beautiful and are steeped in historical and architectural importance. While it’s vital to preserve these types
What happens when you require your glass components, like doors, walls and windows, to be fire resistant and fire rated? Here’s a look at when you need fire rated glazing. In today’s modern times, the use of glass in architecture and construction is becoming more and more common. Designers and clients alike are often eager to
When planning your next construction project, the time will come when you will need to make some key decisions around the types of fire doors you need. Double action or hinged fire doors. What’s best for you? One of the most common questions we are asked at FSE Special Purpose Doors is whether Double Action
