Firestopping of service penetrations
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The aim of the guide is to encourage all stakeholders in construction to consider firestopping design earlier in the process in order to avoid problems at a later stage in construction. It is not an installation manual but guidance to a good practice approach. The guide is broken down to provide information on actions that should be carried out during each of the stages one to seven as defined in the RIBA Plan of Work.
This document can also be downloaded free from the FIS website. If revised in the future, the FIS website will host the most up-to-date version.
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