23 September 2021

Siderise launches masonry passive fire protection package

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Siderise has launched a suite of new passive fire protection products specifically engineered for masonry facades, making it easy for specifiers and developers to choose the right protection for their buildings.

Designed to meet the specific construction challenges and requirements of brickwork facades, whether masonry or steel framed. The new product range includes the Siderise External Wall (EW) and enhanced External Wall intumescent (EWi) systems, comprising both specialised cavity barriers and fire stops, in addition to the Siderise BB-CB Balcony Bracket Cavity Barrier. Each product has been subject to rigorous third-party testing to the relevant UK and European standards to ensure high performance and accurate product data.

Siderise has been working in partnership with clients to provide optimum insulation solutions for fire safety and acoustic applications for over 45 years. It offers a range of market-leading passive fire protection systems for all kinds of facades, as well as architectural, HVAC, and interior acoustic insulation solutions. Each product area is supported by extensive testing, technical expertise, detailing and advice.

For more information on the new products and the standards they meet, please visit: www.siderise.com

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