Category Rules and Regulations
Fire safety doors are a crucial part of any building’s fire safety infrastructure as they keep occupants safe by stopping the spread of smoke and flames. They are important in many industries, but in this instance let’s focus on their use in office buildings. Challenges of Office Buildings Office buildings present a unique set of
Fire doors keep occupants of a building safe by stopping the spread of smoke and flames. Fire safety doors are a crucial part of any building’s fire safety infrastructure, however, to uphold their strata managers and occupants must be aware of the appropriate fire door regulation. Apartments are shared residential complexes and require strict fire
Fire doors are an essential part of residential, commercial and industrial buildings, as they ensure the safety of occupants in the case of an emergency and in some cases, save lives. BCA (Building Code of Australia) requires that all fire doors, be installed in accordance with the Australian Standard AS/NZS 1905.1.2005, as that way they
Fire resistant doors are a crucial part of a building’s fire safe infrastructure. In order to keep your doors compliant, they must be maintained to the highest standard throughout their lifetime to ensure they continue to provide adequate safety to the occupants of a building. Fire doors are an essential safety feature that help to
Fire resistant doors are one of the most important safety features of any building, but what does it actually take for a door to become certified as fire resistant? Fire Resistance Level or FRL, is a measure of a door’s fire rating and is an extremely important factor in ensuring that a door is compliant
Fire doors are very important in commercial, industrial and residential buildings to ensure the safety of the occupants. Fire doors must be kept compliant to ensure that they maintain their safety standards throughout their lifetime, and can provide safety in the case of an emergency. There are many reasons why fire doors may no longer
Smoke doors are an essential part of fire safe infrastructure, as they prevent smoke from travelling between isolated areas, buildings and other areas where employees, occupants or the public may be at risk. To ensure the continuing effectiveness of Smoke Doors, they must be constructed to stringent building guidelines outlined in the Building Code of
Radiation is used in many of today’s modern industries, however, inadequate protection and mishandling can have numerous negative health impacts, ranging from nausea and skin irritation, all the way through to nerve damage and cancer. Radiation shielded doors are essential for providing protection to staff and clients, as well as the general public. Radiation shielding
We supply rigorously-tested fire door frames that can be configured to meet all your requirements. Take a look at an overview of doors frames below. Here at FSE, our fire door expertise is second to none. We supply a comprehensive range of special purpose door sets: door, hardware and fire door frames. These can either
Many commercial spaces such as stadiums, theatres and office buildings require panic bars to be implemented in exit doors to allow easy access in an emergency. Panic bars – also known as a crash bar, panic exit device, or a push bar – is a special type of door handle designed specifically for emergency exits, fire doors
