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Durasteel

Durasteel Fire Protection Board

Durasteel is a composite panel fire protection board, comprised of a fibre reinforced cement core mechanically bonded to punched steel sheets on both outer surfaces. It is classed as 'noncombustible' to BS 476: Part 4: 1970 and to Clause 10 of EN 13501-1: 2002. It is both highly impact and moisture resistant.

Durasteel has been developed and supported through rigorous testing for use in barriers, door and ceiling applications, with a wide range of specifications available.

Durasteel systems combine lightness, strength, impact, blast resistance and durability with exceptional fire resistance. These systems remain unaffected by firefighters' hoses, leaving them capable of performing their original function even during a fire.

Durasteel systems have been used successfully across the industry for many years, including rail and metro projects as well as military developments and commercial, pharmaceutical and petrochemical facilities.

Our Durasteel systems have been designed and developed to ensure effective use in blast resistant constructions in a wide range of industrial applications, including power generation and anti-terrorist installations.

Durasteel features:

Durasteel Fire Barriers
  • Four Hour Fire Resistant
  • Impact Resistant
  • Moisture Resistant
  • Lightweight - No foundations required
  • Space-Saving, with excellent Structural Strength & Integrity
  • Demountable / Remountable
  • Maintenance Free
  • Suitable for Internal and External Locations
  • Can be Prefabricated - offsite
  • Purpose Built to meet Individual Requirements
  • Vibration Resistance

Durasteel Fire Barrier Construction

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