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Typically 38mm long 5.5mm diameter self-drill, self-tapping tek screws
Single layer of 9.5mm thick Durasteel 4 hour composite panel fixed on one side of the channel framework with M5.5 tek screws at 250mm nominal centres
Typically M12 or M20 steel drop rods fixed to concrete soffit at 1500mm centres with steel cradle channel below to support duct
Typically 50 x 50 x 3mm thick cold rolled angle welded steel framework fixed with M10 x 25mm steel bolts, nuts and washers at 250mm nominal centres
Typically 38mm long 5.5mm diameter self-drill, self-tapping tek screws
Single layer of 9.5mm thick Durasteel 4 hour composite panel fixed on one side of the channel framework with M5.5 tek screws at 250mm nominal centres
Typically M12 or M20 steel drop rods fixed to concrete soffit at 1500mm centres with steel cradle channel below to support duct
Typically 50 x 50 x 3mm thick cold rolled angle welded steel framework fixed with M10 x 25mm steel bolts, nuts and washers at 250mm nominal centres
Fire Resistance: 240 minutes (integrity only)
The Durasteel Duraduct ductwork system is designed to provide high levels of both fire and blast protection, making the system uniquely suitable for potentially explosive environments such as transformer and switch gear rooms. It is also tried and tested in ductwork solutions for smoke control, smoke exhaust, fresh air ventilation, pressurisation riser shafts, lift-shaft protection and protection of power cables and services.
The Duraduct system is formed by fixing 9.5mm Durasteel sheets onto a welded, prefabricated steel framework and can be constructed in 2, 3 and 4 sided configurations.
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