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How Firestopping Evolved

Firestops have evolved with fire safety codes to meet changing requirements in commercial building codes. Upgrades to high-rise regulations and technological advances have led to new innovations to develop more effective fire-resistive envelopes.

Firestop Applications

Firestop has many different applications, with many different potential components. Each firestop is unique, but the goal is to improve building safety through fire protection.

Firestop Systems

No two firestop systems are the same. To design the right firestop system for each project, you’ll need to determine the right components based on your building’s design.

Firestop Maintenance

Once fire codes are covered, the measures put in place need to be maintained. Following International Code Council (ICC) and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) maintenance codes ensures buildings remain compliant with fire code regulations.
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