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Welcome to our blog at Ark Fire Protection! Here, you’ll find a wealth of insightful articles and updates on all things related to fire protection. We understand the significance of safeguarding your property, assets, and most importantly, the lives of those who depend on you.
Our blog is dedicated to providing you with valuable information, industry trends, and practical tips to enhance your understanding of fire safety. Whether you’re a homeowner, business owner, or involved in the construction industry, our blog is your go-to resource for staying informed and making informed decisions about fire protection.
Read on to discover more about fire door ratings – looking at the different types available and the legislation that guides them.
So, in this article, we’ll explore what penetration seals are and how they’re used in safeguarding buildings in the event of a fire.
In this article, we’ll discuss what a fire wall in construction is, the different types available and more.
In this article, we’ll find out how often fire risk assessments should be reviewed and tips to ensure effective reviews.
In this article, we discuss who the Responsible Person is, their qualifications, roles, responsibilities, and the common challenges they face in ensuring fire safety.
In our latest blog, we’ll look at the key areas of fire safety for schools, including the relevant regulations, the role of responsible persons and the integration of passive fire protection systems.
To help keep your building safe for occupants and legally compliant, we’ll be providing the information on where fire doors are required in different buildings.
In this article, we’ll learn everything you need to know about fire compartmentation surveys and how they work to ensure the risk of fire spreading is kept to a minimum.
Passive fire protection (PFP) systems are integral components of building safety, designed to contain fires or slow their spread without human intervention.
Passive fire protection (PFP) is an integral component of building safety, designed to contain fires or slow their spread through fire-resistant walls, floors, and doors.
Fire stopping and protection are key elements of building safety that ensure fires can’t spread rapidly throughout a building.
The United Kingdom continues to prioritise fire safety through comprehensive legislation in 2024, reflecting the importance of fire safety regulations.
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