Residential Buildings Fire Safety & Compliance
The pressure on the housing sector to implement effective fire safety measures has never been greater. Furthermore, changes to the Building Safety Act 2022 underscores the critical importance of prioritising fire safety, which empowers residents to have greater influence in managing their buildings.
With over three decades of experience in the passive fire protection industry, we have accumulated vast expertise in delivering tailored solutions for the housing sector. Our team understands the intricacies involved in working within occupied residential blocks, ensuring minimal disruption to residents while maintaining utmost care. We have been involved in many prestigious projects, enhancing the fire resistance of timber-panelled doors and frames, including the esteemed Jockey Club in Newmarket
Guidance
Golden thread Fire Delay have sponsored a reference document, RD3 Fire Door Inspections in Residential Buildings, written by BIM4Housing Working Group which is available below for FREE.
Our reference document can be used alongside the Government guidance, Building a Safer Future, BS8214 and BS2016. Within this document we provide risk-based guidance for accountable persons, duty holders and others with responsibilities for suitably compliant fire doors.
Golden Thread Fire Delay and BIM4Housing are currently working on RD4, Fire Dampers, Firestopping and Cavity Barrier inspections in Residential Buildings.
Passive Fire Protection
Fire Safety, London
Social Housing
Passive Fire Protection
FIRE DOOR AWARENESS FOR RESIDENTS VIDEO
Golden Thread Fire Delay worked with Lewisham Council and Assured Fire Safety to create the following video, to help residents understand their fire safety responsibilities as part of an overall fire door safety initiative.
Key Considerations
For ensuring fire safety
Passive fire protection is essential to an effective fire safety strategy, enhancing the structural integrity of buildings to safeguard both people and property.
One of the primary concerns is ensuring consistent implementation and maintenance of fire safety measures across diverse housing types and ages, which often vary widely in construction standards and materials.
Choosing the right passive fire protection measures can significantly reduce fire damage to your building and prevent its spread throughout the premises. Our experienced team collaborates closely with building managers to tailor solutions to suit their specific requirements and budget that prioritise the integrity of the building.
FREE NFCC Approved Reference Document
. . . providing best practice guidance for Inspecting Fire Doors
Written by a BIM4 Housing Work Group, and sponsored by Golden Thread Fire Delay, this extensive guide is designed to share best practice for inspecting fire doors in residential buildings.
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Commitment to excellence – 3rd party accredited expertise
With extensive experience, our team specialises in effectively addressing passive fire challenges across diverse residential settings, including high-rise buildings, sheltered accommodations, care homes, and local housing. With a quality driven ethos, we employ a right-first-time approach to deliver thorough, safe, and compliant solutions, ensuring your complete peace of mind.
Golden Thread Fire Delay is accredited by LPCB and Firas, and is committed to improving fire safety through proactive and innovative solutions tailored to the specific needs of our customers. Trust our commitment to quality and reliability to improve your passive fire protection systems.
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Standards & Certification
Golden Thread Fire Delay is third party accredited under BRE / LPCB schemes LPS 1197 for fire door inspection & remediation, LPS 1271 for fire door installations, & FIRAS (Warrington Exova) accredited for our other Passive Fire Protection installation services - see more information »
No Compromise: Certified by Third-Party Accreditation
Golden Thread Fire Delay are third-party accredited installers under the BRE / LPCB scheme LPS 1271, which audits our installation process both on site and in our office to ensure that our robust installation standards are maintained.
These certifications reflect our commitment to delivering high-quality fire door services that meet the rigorous standards set by independent accrediting bodies.
When it comes to quality, there is no room for compromise. Always ensure your installer has third-party accreditation. Whether you have three doors or three thousand, we can help you understand your needs and options.