Fire stopping,
properly specified.

Specialist fire-stopping solutions designed around the building, the tested system and the required fire performance.

From specification through to installation and evidence, Ember helps ensure penetrations and service openings are treated correctly and defensibly.

WHAT IT IS

Protecting the integrity of compartment lines.

Fire stopping reinstates the fire resistance of walls and floors where services and penetrations pass through them. The correct solution depends on the construction, the penetrating service, the required fire performance and the evidence supporting the complete system.

ember takes a specification-led approach. We assess the condition, identify appropriate tested systems and define what needs to be installed, helping project teams avoid unsuitable products, unsupported details and unnecessary remedial work

01

Survey & assessment

Review penetrations, substrates, services, compartment lines and existing fire-stopping conditions to establish what is required.

02

System specification

Identify appropriate tested systems and clearly define the materials, configurations and installation requirements for each condition.

03

Installation & quality control

Deliver fire-stopping works in accordance with the specified system, with quality checks throughout the installation process.

04

Evidence & handover

Record locations, installed systems and completed works, providing structured evidence to support handover and the building’s golden thread.

WHY IT MATTERS

The detail has to be defensible.

Fire stopping is only effective when the complete system is appropriate for the specific construction and service penetration. Substitutions, unsupported configurations and poorly recorded installations can undermine compartmentation and create problems at inspection, Gateway and handover.

Ember provides a clear route from identified condition to specified solution, completed installation and recorded evidence.

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