Fire stopping is an essential safety measure designed to
compartmentalise a building, preventing the rapid spread of fire and smoke between different sections.
In the event of a fire, it can mean the difference between localised damage and catastrophic building failure. Not only does it safeguard a structure's integrity, but more critically, it provides building occupants crucial extra minutes to evacuate safely.
Furthermore, by containing the fire to specific areas, fire stopping assists firefighters by reducing the overall area they need to tackle, potentially saving lives and minimising property damage.