The UK market for passive fire protection products grew by around 2% in 2017 and is estimated to be worth around £650m at manufacturers selling prices – excluding installation, according to new research from AMA Research....
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Fire protection can be categorised in two ways: active and passive. Where active fire protection...
Read MoreThe Association for Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) is collaborating with the BRE Trust in a research project designed to develop a greater understanding of the contribution of different types of passive fire protection...
Read MoreThe primary reason for fire protection in buildings is to save the lives of the occupants and also the people entering a building to extinguish a fire. It also serves to protect the structure of a building with the intention of...
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With fire-related rates of death and injury remaining stubbornly high and with estimates of the...
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