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Hello, if you could email in at training@quelfire.co.uk and the team will pick this up. Many thanks.

Thanks Hassan!

Thanks for your support Wayne!

Thank you!

Thank you David!

I really do need to speak to one of your team for guidance with in the industry

Hi David - thanks for your feedback. Certainly, we'd be more than happy to help. If you could contact us at technical@quelfire.co.uk.

@@FirestoppingSolutions do you have a e mail that I can contact someone on

Hi Tony, thanks for your question. Please refer to pages 4, 5, 6, & 7 of detail QB-CF150-P-06: quelfire.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/QB-CF150-D-06-Plastic-pipe-penetrating-a-rigid-floor-QuelCoil.pdf.

Thanks Hassan!

Thank you for your feedback!

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Thank you for your feedback Wayne - we definitely believe in transparency and education in the industry, especially post-Grenfell.

Hello, thanks for your comment. QuelStop HPE Sealant should be installed as per our fire test evidence and for this application it is a 25mm depth, as shown on detail QB-FW100-D-02.

​@@FirestoppingSolutionswhat for hp onto armoured cables ?

If you go to this Gov.uk page it provides the current criteria: www.gov.uk/guidance/criteria-for-determining-whether-a-new-building-that-is-being-designed-and-constructed-is-a-higher-risk-building#:~:text=For%20the%20design%20and%20construction%20part%20of%20the%20regime%2C%20higher,have%20at%20least%207%20storeys. You will see this paragraph: For the design and construction part of the regime, higher-risk buildings are defined as buildings with at least two residential units, care homes, and hospitals which are at least 18 metres in height or have at least 7 storeys.

Hello. Thanks for your comment and question. We do have a video coming soon, so keep a look out!

Hello Hassan, thank you for your feedback and question. Our single-side access details are always tested from both sides to replicate a worst-case scenario. If you would like more information on these details and the testing, please contact technical@quelfire.co.uk.

Glad you found the information useful!

Hi Barry, thanks for your question. It most certainly has some useful content for Level 2. Episode 6 might be a good watch as it specifically delves into Level 2 & 3, discussing the exams: ua-cam.com/video/9drcq1YgJJk/v-deo.htmlsi=c4YH8r5mtP0_T6ca

Hello Liam, thanks for your question. Certain products can be non-chemically compatible with CPVC pipes. Only approved HPE sealants such as the QuelStop HPE Sealant, which has been approved by both Lubrizol and Spears for use on their CPVC systems, can be used. For more information, read this knowledge hub piece: quelfire.co.uk/knowledge-advice/considerations-when-firestopping-cpvc-pipes/ or contact us at technical@quelfire.co.uk.

Hello, thanks for your question. In some cases, reflective tape is required when the sealant is not approved. However, this is not the case for our QuelStop HPE Sealant as it has been approved by the two main manufacturers of CPVC pipes. Read our short article for more information: quelfire.co.uk/knowledge-advice/considerations-when-firestopping-cpvc-pipes/ If you do have any more questions, please don't hesitate to email us at technical@quelfire.co.uk.

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Am I moving to this company now 😂

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Thank you, Coral!

Thank you for your feedback. We are pleased to hear this! If you do have any questions you'd like answered then please don't hesitate to send them into marketing@quelfire.co.uk and we will be happy to help.

Thank you for your feedback, we're glad you find it useful.

Thank you for your comment.

Thank you for your feedback, we are glad you find this useful. If you have any questions you would like the team to answer regarding IFE level 3 then please email them in at marketing@quelfire.co.uk and we will be happy to help!

Hello Thomas, thank you for your comment. We have a number of trunking details - some standard details and also some future details. Please contact our technical team regarding your application at technical@quelfire.co.uk

Thanks for your feedback. We don't know of any tests carried out on the material you describe. Because the material is so thin and combustible, it is likely that it would burn quicker than the intumescent can react resulting in an integrity failure. It is always worth checking whether these ducts are actually penetrating a fire compartment wall initially. For more technical questions please send in specific details to our technical team using technical@quelfire.co.uk

Hello, thank you for your comment. We believe the "reason" for sleeve is due to a gas regulation or could also be due to concerns about movement and potential chaffing of the pipe on the substrate. From our perspective, we test fire stop solutions for scenarios that arise in real life and this is how the pipes can be installed. See also: quelfire.co.uk/knowledge-advice/does-tracpipe-need-to-be-sleeved/. On detail QB-FW100-D-12 quelfire.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/QB-FW100-D-12-Trac-Pipe-penetrating-a-flexible-or-rigid-wall-HPE.pdf you will note that a 20mm annulus of QuelStop HPE Sealant is required around the sleeve. The QuelStop Intumescent Acrylic Sealant is used to seal the gap between the sleeve and the pipe on one side of the wall only in this case. If you have any further technical questions please send a detailed question to technical@quelfire.co.uk where one of the team will be glad to support further. Thank you.

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