Pyroplex Intumescent Fire, Smoke & Acoustic Door Seal (Brush) 30mm x 4mm x 2100mm
Pyroplex 30mm x 4mm x 2100mm Intumescent Fire, Smoke & Acoustic Door Seal features an integral brush pile to help restrict the passage of cold smoke and provide acoustic sealing. Designed for fire-resisting timber door leaves and frames, with self-adhesive backing for easy installation. Certifire CF355 approved.
Pyroplex Fire, Smoke & Acoustic Door Seal (Brush) 30mm x 4mm
The Pyroplex Intumescent Door Seal with Brush Pile combines fire protection with smoke and acoustic sealing for fire-resisting timber doorsets.
The integral brush pile helps restrict the passage of cold smoke through the gap between the door leaf and frame while also providing acoustic performance. When exposed to fire, the intumescent material expands to help seal the gap and restrict the passage of fire and hot gases.
The 30mm x 4mm profile has primary test evidence for 60-minute fire resistance, together with smoke and acoustic performance.
Features & Benefits
- 30mm x 4mm x 2100mm
- Combined fire, smoke & acoustic performance
- Integral brush pile smoke seal
- 60-minute primary fire test evidence*
- Helps restrict the passage of cold smoke
- Provides acoustic sealing
- Rigid box outer casing for durability
- Self-adhesive backing
- Suitable for timber door leaves and frames
- Suitable for single and double-action doors
- Suitable for latched and unlatched doors
- Suitable for new-build and retrofit applications
- Supplied in 2100mm lengths
- Certifire CF355
- Compliant with Certifire TS35 & TS21
- Pyroplex Part No. 3009412
Testing & Certification
Fire: BS 476 Parts 20/22 and BS EN 1634-1
Smoke: BS 476 Part 31.1 and BS EN 1634-3
Acoustic: BS EN ISO 10140-2
Certifire: CF355 – TS35 & TS21
Important: The correct seal size and configuration should always be selected in accordance with the fire door manufacturer’s test evidence.
Fire and smoke seals prevent the spread of fire and smoke by filling gaps between the fire doors and the door frame. Typically the smoke seals block smoke from spreading before the fire seals activate and provide the full passive protection.
Fire and smoke seals should be inspected every six months and damaged fire and smoke seals should be urgently replaced.
Installation of fire and smoke seals should be fitted around the edges of fire doors and the door frame to provide strong fire resistance and prevention of spreading.
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Contact UsPyroplex Fire, Smoke & Acoustic Door Seal (Brush) 30mm x 4mm
The Pyroplex Intumescent Door Seal with Brush Pile combines fire protection with smoke and acoustic sealing for fire-resisting timber doorsets.
The integral brush pile helps restrict the passage of cold smoke through the gap between the door leaf and frame while also providing acoustic performance. When exposed to fire, the intumescent material expands to help seal the gap and restrict the passage of fire and hot gases.
The 30mm x 4mm profile has primary test evidence for 60-minute fire resistance, together with smoke and acoustic performance.
Features & Benefits
- 30mm x 4mm x 2100mm
- Combined fire, smoke & acoustic performance
- Integral brush pile smoke seal
- 60-minute primary fire test evidence*
- Helps restrict the passage of cold smoke
- Provides acoustic sealing
- Rigid box outer casing for durability
- Self-adhesive backing
- Suitable for timber door leaves and frames
- Suitable for single and double-action doors
- Suitable for latched and unlatched doors
- Suitable for new-build and retrofit applications
- Supplied in 2100mm lengths
- Certifire CF355
- Compliant with Certifire TS35 & TS21
- Pyroplex Part No. 3009412
Testing & Certification
Fire: BS 476 Parts 20/22 and BS EN 1634-1
Smoke: BS 476 Part 31.1 and BS EN 1634-3
Acoustic: BS EN ISO 10140-2
Certifire: CF355 – TS35 & TS21
Important: The correct seal size and configuration should always be selected in accordance with the fire door manufacturer's test evidence.
Fire and smoke seals prevent the spread of fire and smoke by filling gaps between the fire doors and the door frame. Typically the smoke seals block smoke from spreading before the fire seals activate and provide the full passive protection.
Fire and smoke seals should be inspected every six months and damaged fire and smoke seals should be urgently replaced.
Installation of fire and smoke seals should be fitted around the edges of fire doors and the door frame to provide strong fire resistance and prevention of spreading.
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