Abbey Road
Sandbach
Our team have extensive experience in this sector, we specialise in the survey and installation of passive fire protection
systems to new and existing buildings, in line with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. We provide quality
third party accredited fire stopping to commercial buildings across all sectors throughout the UK.
Passive fire protection is a vital part of any fire safety strategy. The purpose is to contain fires or slow the spread from one area to another.
We are a FIRAS approved contractor with a team of skilled and experienced supervisors and technicians ready to install the best fire protection product or solution. Our materials are sourced from accredited suppliers and we closely monitor work to ensure full compliance with current legislation.
Our team installs passive fire protection measures across all industry sectors from small care homes to large commercial organisations.
Our specialist surveyors use innovative software to document compliance and highlight future maintenance requirements. This collaborative tool helps our clients ensure their buildings comply with all requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Our comprehensive FIRAS accredited service includes:
By choosing us as your contractor you will benefit from:
If you are looking for an experienced contractor to help you with your passive fire protection needs, please contact us today using the form below.
The importance of fire stopping service penetrations in a fire barrier cannot be overstated, when installed correctly it can mean occupants within a building can leave a burning building safely.
At Recom Solutions we take our responsibility to building users seriously, we install premium products such as Rockwool, Protecta, Promat and Hilti fire stopping products these are installed to manufacturer’s instructions by our teams, who are trained at our dedicated training centre.
During fire stopping works, our trained team of PFP experts will install or apply products such as ablative coated fire batts, intumescent acoustic sealant, high expansion sealant, intumescent wraps, pipe collars and fire compound load bearing floors, to name a few.
When it comes to preventing the spread of fire, smoke and toxic gases through buildings, dampers play a critical role, proper installation and maintenance is crucial.
The main purpose of a fire damper is to prevent flames from crossing a fire barrier. They’re installed near the wall or floor, as appropriate, and are effectively a part of the barrier they protect the integrity of. Fire dampers respond to heat, when the temperature reaches a set point the damper slams shut.
Smoke dampers respond to the detection of smoke, and close automatically. They can also be activated remotely. They resist the passage of smoke, toxic gases and air through a fire barrier.
Compliance requires that fire damper testing is carried out annually as a minimum. A fire damper test requires a visual inspection of the fire damper and a drop test prior to resetting. If defects are identified during the course of fire damper testing, our PFP team can support you in remedying the issues.
It can be a single cable, multiple data cables, heating pipes and
air conditioning pipe work to name a few.
By using tested fire stopping solutions, from manufacturers like Rockwool, such as ablative coated batts, intumescent mastic high expansion sealant, pipe wraps, pipe collars and fire compound. When the combination of a quality trained workforce is paired with use of top-quality products, this provides complete peace of mind to our clients.
Our service pledge is simple and is completed in an identical method each and every time:
We undertake to accurately prepare all prestart and post completion documentation to the Recom Solutions standard, resulting in accurately prepared and delivered projects for clients.
We commit to quality assurance for each project with FIRAS third party certification for each. To enquire further about out service level values, please contact us to discuss how we can help you.
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CERTIFICATION
Look for a label, a plug or similar marking to show that it’s certificated & follow the instructions. IMPORTANT: All ironmongery such as locks, latches, closer’s & hinges, MUST be CE marked & compatible with the door leaf’s certification.
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apertures
Altering the door for glazing apertures and air transfer grilles will make certification VOID.
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Gaps & Seals
Check the gap around the
door frame is constant
and around 3 to 4 mm & CE Marked hinges are firmly fixed with no missing screws. Ensure seals are fitted at the top and sides of the door.
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closures
Check that the closer shuts the door onto the latch from any position – check from 75mm from the closed position.
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operation
Ensure the door closes correctly around all parts of the frame.