Automatic fire and smoke curtains to contain fire and smoke, protect escape routes and support your building’s fire strategy.
Why Fire & Smoke Curtains Matter
Fire and smoke curtains provide a discreet, low-maintenance way to contain fire and smoke in an emergency. When deployed, they create a temporary barrier that slows the spread of heat and smoke and helps keep escape routes usable.
What We Inspect and Test
We inspect, service and repair curtain installations, including:
- Control panels and local key switches
- Fire alarm and BMS interfaces
- Deployment logic, failsafe operation and drop speed
- Curtain fabric, guides and seals
We ensure the system operates in line with the fire strategy, the linked fire alarm, and the relevant standards such as BS EN 12101-1 and BS 8524.
Fixing Faults and Non-Compliant Curtains
If your curtains are slow to drop, stop high, out of adjustment, or fail to respond to the alarm, we diagnose the cause and return the system to specification, advising on repair, upgrade, or replacement where needed.
Book a site assessment
By assessing your fire, security, and electrical systems, we can provide a tailored quotation that keeps your building compliant with current standards.
Critical alert systems designed to protect life and property. Comprehensive servicing, repairs and system upgrades to keep your fire alarms compliant with UK standards and ready to perform.
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Specialist maintenance and repairs to ensure your fire curtains operate smoothly, seal effectively, and provide dependable fire containment when every second counts.
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Complete life safety system records, including cause and effect, zone charts, O&M manuals and test evidence, so you can prove how your building is meant to respond in an emergency.