Fire Protection Pipe Collars
Fire protection pipe collars are essential for maintaining fire compartmentation where pipes pass through walls and ceilings.
Without protection, pipework can allow fire and smoke to spread rapidly between compartments.
Designed for use within
fire protection systems,
these collars expand under heat, crushing plastic pipes and sealing openings to prevent fire spread.
Commonly used alongside
drylining systems,
partitions, and ceilings, pipe collars provide a simple but critical fire stopping solution.
Quick to install and highly effective, they are widely used across residential, commercial, and industrial projects.
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Why Use Fire Pipe Collars?
- Prevents fire and smoke spreading through pipe penetrations
- Expands under heat to seal openings automatically
- Maintains fire compartmentation in walls and ceilings
- Quick and straightforward installation
- Essential for compliance with building regulations
Installation
Fire collars are fitted around pipe penetrations and mechanically fixed to the wall or ceiling surface.
When exposed to high temperatures, the intumescent material expands to close the opening and maintain fire resistance.
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Fire Rating & Compliance Disclaimer:
Fire ratings quoted are based on manufacturer test data under controlled conditions. Performance depends on the complete system build-up.
We are a supplier only and do not design or certify fire-rated systems. All installations must be verified by qualified professionals.
Responsibility for compliance lies with the contractor, architect, or project designer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do fire pipe collars do?
Fire collars expand when exposed to heat, sealing pipe penetrations and preventing fire spread.
Where are fire pipe collars used?
They are installed around pipes passing through fire-rated walls, ceilings, and floors.
Are fire collars required by building regulations?
Yes, they are typically required where plastic pipes pass through fire-rated structures.
Can they be used with drylining systems?
Yes, they are commonly used with partitions and drylining systems.