In today’s fast-paced world, time is money, and safety is non-negotiable. This project showcases the implementation of fire safety upgrades in a key retail establishment. Trafalgar COREX boards were installed without affecting the retailer’s ongoing operations, demonstrating the product's adaptability to active business environments.
Richard Crookes Constructions identified that the NCC requires all steelwork to be designed and certified for compliance with the steel structures code AS4100. YH Interiors engaged Trafalgar Fire for a…
They say that time flies. Well, that saying holds true to me personally when it comes to smoke and smoke leakage. I am fortunate to have spent six years completing…
As I sit at my trusty laptop, on Sunday morning, watching the sun rise through my window, I take a moment to stop and pay my respects to the 2750…
NCC2022 is all but here; do you know what all the fuss is about and what other NCC changes have been implemented pertaining to FRL’s? This article is a MUST…
Holy shit, this whole passive fire protection is more than just holes in walls! This is not Dr Zeus, but Doc PASSIVE at work here… What is the secret to…
Everyone knows things are changing but no one seems to know why. I am being asked more frequently, in fact, several times each day, especially in light of May 1,…
There is a lot of confusion about so called “fire rated boards” and I think it is prudent to discuss a little about fire ratings and the use of so-called…
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