Facade membranes within high-rise or high-risk buildings cover a huge area of the building envelope and therefore, have a high-risk potential within the concept of fire safety. Addressing the issue of breather membranes should form part of any overall facade fire strategy. This RIBA Approved CPD webinar explains how Stamisol breather membranes achieve maximum fire safety through Euroclass A1 & A2 for your complete external wall system.
Join our free online learning session. It aims to increase your knowledge of an often unnoticed life saving product that plays an important part in our daily lives. Schott’s CPD an introduction to Fire-Resistant Glazed Systems provides technical and regulatory information to enable your project requirements to be achieved successfully as well as the importance of correct design and installation of Fire Resistant Glazing Systems.
British manufacturer TBA FIREFLY’s CPD is a must for architects, contractors, specifiers and installers. This RIBA approved CPD explores passive fire protection and the importance of flexible fire barriers. There is particular focus and guidance on maintaining compliance around pipework, ducts and other penetrations, with solutions for complex areas.
Explaining the key differences between reaction to fire and fire resistance, the session aims to provide a basic understanding of compartmentation and fire stopping within a building.
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