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Cavity barriers for inhibiting the spread of fire and smoke in buildings
A method of producing bespoke cavity barriers 10 for inhibiting the spread of smoke and fire in a building comprises the steps of producing an elongate rectangular block of high density interwoven mineral wool and coating the block on at least one surface with a material which intumesces in the presence of fire. A plurality of cavity barriers of the same or different dimensions are then cut from the coated block. The density of the mineral wool may be 240 kg/m3 and the thickness of the block may be 20mm and the depth 60mm. Fixings 14 enable the block to be attached to the walls or other features of a building. Also claimed is an elongate block formed with intumescent material on at least two opposed sides.
Cavity barriers for inhibiting the spread of fire and smoke in buildings
A method of producing bespoke cavity barriers 10 for inhibiting the spread of smoke and fire in a building comprises the steps of producing an elongate rectangular block of high density interwoven mineral wool and coating the block on at least one surface with a material which intumesces in the presence of fire. A plurality of cavity barriers of the same or different dimensions are then cut from the coated block. The density of the mineral wool may be 240 kg/m3 and the thickness of the block may be 20mm and the depth 60mm. Fixings 14 enable the block to be attached to the walls or other features of a building. Also claimed is an elongate block formed with intumescent material on at least two opposed sides.
Cavity barriers for inhibiting the spread of fire and smoke in buildings
DEREK ALFRED WARD (author)
2019-02-20
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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