Fire Barriers Clause Samples

The Fire Barriers clause establishes requirements for the installation and maintenance of physical barriers designed to prevent the spread of fire within a building or structure. It typically specifies the materials, construction methods, and locations where fire barriers must be used, such as between different occupancy areas or around critical infrastructure. By mandating these protective measures, the clause helps to contain fires, protect occupants, and minimize property damage, thereby enhancing overall building safety and compliance with fire codes.
Fire Barriers.  Fire barriers shall be installed wherever cables pass through walls, floors and ceilings which are boundary elements of a specified fire zone.  Fire barriers shall have a fire rating of 3 hours minimum and are constructed in accordance with standard specification 240-56356411 and SABS 10142-1 latest revisions.
Fire Barriers. Fire compartmentation shall be maintained at wall and floor penetrations of bus-bar trunking by the use of 4-hour rated fire barriers installed centre with the applicable partition wall or floor slab. The Contractor shall ensure that the main contractor or builder is timeously informed of the need to make good around such penetrations; this information shall be put in writing with a copy to the Engineer.
Fire Barriers. Fire barriers are installed wherever cables pass through walls, floors and ceilings, which are boundary elements of a specified fire zone. Fire barriers have a fire rating of 3 hours minimum. Fire barriers are in accordance with Employers specification 240-56356411 and SANS 10142.

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