South Wales' Premier Passive
FIRE PROTECTION
SPECIALISTS
Providing Expert Fire Safety Solutions:
We ensure your buildings are protected, compliant, and resilient with comprehensive fire protection measures.
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Our Services
ONSITE ASSESSMENT & SITE SURVEYS
Site surveys – LFS can provide site surveys and where necessary, we explain where replacing and / or upgrading the existing installations .
Fire Door Installation
Proper fire door Installation is critical for ensuring compliance and safety. Our team ensures that every fire door is Installed according to the latest regulations.
CAVITY & FIRE BARRIERS
Cavity barriers create separation within concealed spaces and prevent the spread of fire, smoke and heat transfer.
PENETRATION SEALING
Acoustic Sealing is carried out to all substrates to maintain the dB rating required to both Fire and non-fire rated walls.
What we do.
What Is Fire Protection?
Passive fire protection includes compartmentalization of the overall building through the use of fire-resistance rated walls and floors.
The idea is to divide a structure into “fire rated compartments”, which may contain single or multiple rooms, for the purpose of limiting the spread of fire, smoke and flue gases, in order to enable the three goals of fire protection:
Fire prevention is our intention.
Why Work With Us?
We hold vast knowledge when it comes to working on new build projects. Our dedicated site teams ensure the job runs safely and efficiently, throughout all phases of construction. We always build solid relationships with the client and the build team. Our quality of install is what separates us from other competitors.
We always build solid relationships with the client and the build team. Our quality of install is what separates us from other competitors
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1. What are the main components of passive fire protection?
Passive fire protection includes fire-resistant walls, floors, doors, and ceilings, as well as firestopping materials used to seal gaps and joints. These components are designed to contain fire and smoke within a designated area, preventing them from spreading to other parts of the building.
2. How does passive fire protection differ from active fire protection?
Passive fire protection involves built-in structural measures that do not require any action or intervention to be effective, such as fire-resistant barriers and firestopping materials. In contrast, active fire protection refers to systems that require activation, like sprinklers, fire alarms, and extinguishers.
3.What is your opening hours?
We are open Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, and closed on Saturdays and Sundays.