
Smoke vents
Roof domes and vents that release smoke and heat in a fire – also for ventilation and roof access.
- EN 12101-2
- roof access
Where pipes, cables and ducts pass through a fire-rated wall or floor, the gap around them must be sealed so the fire cannot spread to the next room. That is what fire collars, wraps, boards and sealants are for – the system is chosen by the wall type and the services passing through.

The solution depends on the wall or floor type, the pipe material and diameter or cable type – and must match the manufacturer's tested system. For a quotation we need a list of penetrations (type and diameter of services, quantity), wall or floor type and thickness and the required EI class; it is best to send a bill of quantities or photos of the penetrations.
Documents on the product's performance and class, and installation and maintenance instructions – the documents requested at building inspection.
The collar has an intumescent infill that swells in a fire and squeezes the plastic pipe shut as it softens – so the opening in the wall stays closed.
No – the seal must be tested for the specific wall type and services. Ordinary sealant or foam does not hold back fire, and such a penetration will not be accepted at building inspection.
It depends on the tested system – in walls a collar is often needed on both sides, in floors only on the underside. Installation follows the manufacturer's instructions for the specific system.

Roof domes and vents that release smoke and heat in a fire – also for ventilation and roof access.

Ventilation grilles that let air through and close by themselves in a fire – for doors, walls and ceilings.

Single and double-leaf steel doors for stairwells, corridors, boiler rooms and technical rooms.

Hinged doors on fire compartment boundaries with a seal that also stops smoke.
Describe what you need or paste the items from your bill of quantities. We reply to emails within two hours on working days and send quotations the same day, or within 24 hours at the latest.
