Fixed Smoke and Fire Barriers

Fixed Smoke or Fire Curtain

A fixed curtain remains in place; its purpose can be smoke containment or fire separation, depending on its evidence.

State the boundary function before choosing the fabric. Show top and side fixings, lower-edge restraint and each service crossing. For smoke control, include the reservoir depth; for fire separation, identify the required class and the evidence covering the full construction.

Design

A fixed smoke barrier defines part of a smoke reservoir and is coordinated with extraction and replacement air. A fixed fire barrier serves a fire-separating function only where the complete construction has suitable evidence. These are different design duties. The static barrier itself has no deployment motor or backup battery. Service penetrations need designed junctions; cutting around a duct or cable tray without an assessed detail can break the barrier.

The fixed barrier requires no deployment power.

What are the Uses?

Used at permanent smoke reservoir boundaries or fixed fire-separating lines where the documented barrier is appropriate to the required duty.

Strength Limit

D60, D120, E60, E120, E180, E240, EI60, EIW60, EW60, EW120, EW180, EW240

Fixed Fire or Smoke Curtain Dimensions

Maximum Width Maximum Height
Subject to evidence Subject to evidence

Fabric

  • Smoke Curtain: Firetex 600 or 505 gr/m2
  • Fire Curtain Firetex 1100: E240: 505 gr/m2
  • Fire Curtain Firetex W240 – EW240: 2760 gr/m2
  • Fire Curtain Firetex 60 – EI60: 4760 gr/m2

Box

There are two boxes, small and large, in curtain construction. It is made of galvanized steel sheet with a thickness of 1.5 mm. The box is closed with a lid on both sides. The dimensions of the box depend on the dimensions of the closed span.

Product Color

It can be selected or galvanized from the RAL cartel.
Fabric properties must be read from the current documents for the supplied material. They do not replace the complete assembly classification.

Technical Documents and Related Systems

Published dimensions describe catalogue arrangements. Confirm the exact dimensions, components and support against current product evidence before ordering.

BS EN 12101-1 — smoke barrier scope explains the standard scope; project suitability also needs the applicable assembly documents.

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