We recognise that it is essential buildings are constructed with components that will perform effectively to contain and control fire and smoke so as to protect life, reduce the risk of injury and achieve an acceptable level of property protection.
Emerging technologies can now offer new methods of fire, heat and smoke compartmentation with the objective of maintaining a safe building for occupants and emergency services in case of fire.
An important aspect in protecting property against the effects of fire including to threat to human life is smoke control.
Clause C3.4 of The Building Code of Australia (BCA) requires fire protection of openings in external walls when the walls are in close proximity to adjoining property boundaries. Any window openings in the external fire rated walls are required to be protected by one of several methods as follows;
BCA C3.4 Acceptable methods of protection
“Where protection is required, doorways, windows and other openings must be protected”
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