Installation best practices, design considerations, safety information and more from the experts behind the most specified nonmetallic fire sprinkler system in the world.
As major legislation sparks a new era of building safety in the UK, we turn to construction and fire safety professionals to help us to understand the changes that are coming to our homes.
This year, we have an opportunity to significantly widen the reach of superior fire safety to residents nationwide. Major new legislation is coming into effect. However, as some professionals in the...
Building design is under more scrutiny than ever before. It's about to increase. The events of the Grenfell tragedy, its subsequent enquiries and lessons learned have resulted in a big decision for...
There are going to be some incredibly busy times ahead. Fire safety systems in UK residences will never have seen this much demand all at once. New legislation aimed at serving the residents of...
Between 2016 and 2017, 74,874 fires were reported in England, just over 30,000 of which were in dwellings. 325 fatalities were from fire, 296 of which were in dwellings. Almost all fire-related...
In the next five minutes, you’ll understand the basics of CPVC, the non-metallic solution to your fire safety challenges. You’ll also learn just how fast and easy pipes and fittings are to install,...
Architects looking to design a safe structure for all of its occupants need to consider how to work smarter, not harder. BlazeMaster fire sprinklers are answering the call for smart, safe fire...
Amid the global response to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, local governments and health authorities around the world have implemented the opening of many temporary facilities. Some built from...
More than ever, the UK is looking to Fire Engineers to advise on what is being done to address the heightened awareness of fire safety in recent years. Fortunately, BlazeMaster CPVC fire protection...
In a time where fire safety is on the public agenda more than ever, many have questions regarding the use, safety and adaptability of fire sprinklers.
Many people still hold a number of misconceptions