The curtains are made from fire-resistant materials, often incorporating advanced technologies such as intumescent coatings or other fire-retardant substances. The materials are designed to withstand high temperatures and prevent the passage of flames and smoke.

Like smoke curtains, fire and smoke curtains are often integrated into a building's fire detection and alarm system. They can be automatically deployed when a fire is detected, contributing to a swift and controlled response

The fire curtain is typically housed in a discreet enclosure or housing unit when not in use. This enclosure helps protect the curtain from environmental elements and ensures a neat and unobtrusive appearance.

The curtain deploys vertically, creating a barrier to prevent the spread of flames and smoke. It descends from its housing to block openings such as doorways, windows, or other fire-rated openings.

Fire curtains are flexible and can be customized to fit various architectural configurations. They can adapt to different building layouts and designs.

Fire and smoke curtains are often designed to work in conjunction with other building systems, including sprinklers, fire alarms, and emergency lighting. Integration ensures a comprehensive and coordinated fire protection strategy.

By containing both fire and smoke, these curtains improve visibility for occupants during evacuation. Clear evacuation routes contribute to safer and more efficient evacuations.

Like other fire protection systems, active fire curtains should undergo rigorous testing to ensure they meet safety standards. Our products have been tested and certified by relevant authorities.

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure the proper functioning of active fire curtains. This includes testing the deployment mechanism, inspecting the fabric for damage, and addressing any issues promptly.

Fire and smoke curtains are equipped with a deployment mechanism, which can be motorised or gravity-driven. The curtains deploy rapidly to create a barrier when needed.

Compliance with local building codes and regulations is crucial when installing active fire curtains. Work with professionals who are knowledgeable about local fire safety requirements.