By using Thor Duct® Complete Fire Duct Systems you can be sure your specification will meet the EN standards for fire safety EN12101-7, EN1366-1 EN1366-8.
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Options available include single compartment designed systems, tested EN1366-9, and multi-compartment, tested EN1366-8. Classified to EN13501-4 for 60, 90 and 120 minute protection, Integrity and Insulation. Tested vertically and horizontally, fire types A and B and C, at 1500pa, 1000pa, classified S for smoke leakage. A complete package, duct and insulation tested together, and CE marked. Complies with Regulation 305.
Classified to EN13501-3. Comprehensively tested to satisfy all code requirements. Thor Duct® Cleaning Doors have been tested to EN1366-1 and are suitable for kitchen extracts.
Thor Duct® is suitable for maintaining compartmentation, pressurisation systems and passive applications. Tested to EN1366-1, fire types A and B, vertically and horizontally, offering integrity and insulation to 30, 60, 90 and 120 minutes. Classified to EN13501-3, and tested under EN15882-1 allowing for a maximum size of 2500x1250mm. An option for every safety concern.
"Thanks to Thor Duct®, we understood the importance of smoke and fire ductwork, how to make it and price it and how to answer all of our customers' questions."
Thor Duct® has been tested to the latest EN standards and as required by law, provides CE marking on products where a harmonised standard exists.
Whilst Thor Duct® makes every effort to reflect the industry wide understanding of fire resisting duct standards, we do not suggest replacing a thorough research of CEN documents with our Blog posts. We make every effort to be accurate and true, and, as the passive fire protection industry experience and knowledge grows, we may update our guidance to reflect this. The design, selection, and supervision of fire strategies must always be managed by qualified Fire Engineers.