Rutland Street

Refurbishment works required the integration of multiple passive fire protection systems, coordinated across the project while aligning with the approved fire strategy and the sequencing of wider construction activities.

• Integration of multiple passive fire protection systems within an existing building.
• Fire protection works needed to align with the approved fire strategy and overall project sequencing.
• Existing concrete and basement areas required upgrades to fire and thermal performance.
• New structural steel introduced by others required appropriate fire protection measures.
• Full coordination was necessary to maintain compartmentation integrity across revised layouts.

Our team delivered a comprehensive passive fire protection package across concrete, basement, structural steel, compartment walls, and cavity areas, coordinating multiple systems under a single scope of works.

• SFS delivered a full passive fire protection package in line with the agreed project scope.
• Cementitious spray was applied to existing concrete elements to upgrade fire resistance.
• Soffit board systems were installed within basement areas to provide fire protection and thermal upgrading.
• New structural steel beams were protected using a combination of boarding systems and intumescent paint, selected to suit location and performance requirements.
• Firestopping was installed to all new compartment walls using tested, manufacturer-approved systems.
• Small cavity barriers were installed within designated voids to maintain compartmentation integrity.
• All installations were completed by FIRAS-accredited operatives and recorded with photographic QA evidence.

All aspects of the fire strategy were completed, including passive fire protection elements, with multiple systems successfully coordinated within the refurbishment programme.

• Passive fire protection measures successfully delivered across all scoped elements of the project.
• Fire resistance and compartmentation achieved in line with the approved fire strategy.
• Multiple systems coordinated efficiently within the refurbishment programme.
• Full QA documentation and third-party certification provided, supporting the project’s Golden Thread of compliance.