Further your understanding and discover the design capabilities, characteristics and applications of fire curtains.
Fire curtains play a critical role in modern building design, balancing safety with open-plan aesthetics. But how do you ensure compliance without compromising your vision?
Whether you’re an architect, fire engineer, project manager, or contractor, this CPD session will give you essential knowledge on fire and smoke curtains—helping you make informed decisions that align with regulations and real-world applications. Join 3,000+ industry professionals who’ve already enhanced their expertise.
You now have the option to register for an online or in-person session, where you can interact with the presenter and ask live questions. Alternatively, our on-demand CPD allows you to watch immediately after registration at your convenience, though live interaction and questions are not available in this format.
Overview
During this informative session, you will delve into three key areas:
Understanding
- Discover the fundamental principles behind fire curtains and their effectiveness in preventing the spread of fire and smoke.
- Explore the various types of fire curtains available, their design and how they integrate seamlessly into architectural designs.
- Common headaches with fire curtains and how they are overcome with modern designs.
Applications
- Learn about the wide range of applications where fire curtains can be utilised, from commercial buildings to industrial facilities and public spaces.
- Understand how fire curtains enable architects to create safe, open-plan environments while maintaining compliance with fire safety regulations.
Design Considerations
- Explore the design flexibility that fire curtains offer, allowing architects to incorporate fire safety measures without compromising aesthetics.
- Gain insights into the integration of fire curtains into building plans, considering factors such as fire ratings, installation requirements and maintenance.
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