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Fire Rated Duct

Fire-rated duct systems are specially designed HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems that incorporate fire-resistant materials and construction techniques to prevent the spread of fire through ductwork. In the design and construction of buildings, maintaining effective ventilation is crucial for occupant comfort and safety. However, when it comes to fire safety, standard duct systems may pose risks.

Fire-rated duct systems play a crucial role in maintaining the balance between optimal airflow and fire safety in buildings. By incorporating fire-resistant materials, dampers, and other protective components, these systems contribute significantly to the overall fire protection strategy. As builders and designers prioritize both functionality and safety, the integration of fire-rated duct systems becomes paramount for creating resilient and secure structures.

Fire Dampers

Integral components that automatically close in the event of a fire, preventing the spread of flames and smoke through the duct system. Act as a crucial line of defense, compartmentalizing the building and protecting air distribution pathways.

Fire Sleeves

Installed around duct penetrations in fire-rated walls, these sleeves prevent the spread of fire and smoke through openings. Often designed to expand and seal the penetration in the presence of heat.

Insulation Materials

Fire-rated insulation within the ductwork enhances the overall fire resistance of the system, preventing the rapid transfer of heat.

Commercial Buildings

Vital in high-rise offices, shopping centers, and hospitals to ensure the safety of occupants and protect critical infrastructure.

Industrial Facilities

Used to safeguard ventilation systems in manufacturing plants and warehouses, where the risk of fire is heightened.

Residential Construction

Implemented in multi-family dwellings and high-density housing to meet safety standards and regulations.

Compliance and Standards

Fire-rated duct systems must comply with local building codes and regulations, ensuring that they meet specific fire resistance ratings. Seek duct systems with third-party certifications to validate their compliance with industry standards and performance expectations.