About Britannia Acoustic And Fire

Passive fire protection is built into your building, like fire-resistant doors and walls that block fire on their own. On the other hand, active fire protection needs to be triggered, like sprinklers or fire extinguishers, to work effectively.

We offer a wide range of passive fire protection systems tailored to your specific needs, including penetration sealing, pipe collars, crushing agents, cavity barriers, curtain walls, structural steel protection and more.

Yes, absolutely! We can design and install Fire Stopping solutions in both new constructions and existing buildings.

It’s important to have your fire doors inspected to ensure they work properly and meet safety standards. You should replace them when they become worn out or damaged. According to the BWF-CERTFIRE Best Practice Guide, as a building owner or responsible person, you should check your fire door once every 6 months.

Cavity barriers are designed to prevent fire from spreading in hidden spaces within the building, while curtain wall systems work to stop fire from spreading on the outside of the building.

Yes, the products we use for Acoustic Sealing not only reduce noise transmission but also help prevent the spread of fire and smoke by sealing gaps effectively.

To protect structural steel from fire we would use a range of fire-resistant boards encasing the steel member to achieve the fire rating required

We thoroughly assess your current fire safety measures, identify potential risks, and provide expert recommendations on how to improve them or comply with regulations.

It’s advisable to schedule a fire safety survey at least once a year, or whenever you make significant changes to your building or its intended use.

The duration of a fire safety survey depends on your building’s size and complexity, but it typically takes anywhere from a few hours to a couple of days to complete thoroughly.