Fire protection cladding is a special sheathing for components such as steel beams. Steel girders are used in skeleton constructions or to support loads. Fire protection cladding for steel girders increases fire resistance and thus provides protection in the event of a fire. These claddings usually consist of non-combustible or flame-retardant materials such as gypsum, silicate or cement pressed into fire protection boards. They are also available in various thicknesses and sizes.
The main task of fire protection cladding for steel beams is to maintain the structural integrity of the components.
In the event of a fire, fire protection cladding for steel beams has several important objectives:
Fire protection cladding for steel beams is used in various types of buildings, including
Fire protection cladding for steel beams is available in various fire resistance classes. They indicate how long a fire protection cladding can withstand a fire before the temperature of the protected steel reaches a critical threshold.
Typical classes are F30, F60, F90 and F120, which means that the cladding protects the steel girder for 30, 60, 90 and 120 minutes respectively.
Further advantages
Fire protection cladding for steel beams not only increases safety in the building, but can also be designed to be visually appealing and integrated into the overall appearance of the building.
Planning and installation of fire protection cladding
As an experienced fire protection company, we undertake the complete planning and professional installation of fire protection cladding for steel beams. Our services include
These documents ensure that you, the building authorities or your insurance company can verify at any time that the fire protection cladding has been tested, approved and professionally installed in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications.
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