Certified Smoke Control and Fire Protection Systems in Singapore

A smoke curtain system uses heat-resistant fabric that automatically deploys during a fire to contain and control smoke movement. It helps create safe evacuation paths and improves overall building smoke management.

Smoke curtains help meet local fire-safety requirements and improve occupant safety in enclosed spaces such as malls, lobbies, atriums and transit hubs. They support compliance with Singapore’s strict fire-protection standards.

A fire curtain system creates a temporary fire-rated barrier that prevents flame and heat from spreading to other areas. It activates automatically during fire events, improving compartmentation and limiting structural damage.

Yes. Fire curtain systems used in Singapore must comply with internationally recognized fire-rating standards and meet local authority requirements for safety, performance, and installation.

Regular preventive maintenance is recommended at least once a year to ensure proper operation, reliability, and compliance with local fire-safety regulations.

Smoke curtains are typically installed in atriums, lift lobbies, corridors, staircases, commercial entrances and areas where open layouts require controlled smoke movement during a fire.

A fire curtain should carry internationally recognized fire-rating certifications such as BS, EN or UL test standards, ensuring it performs reliably under real fire conditions.

Installation time varies by project size and building layout, but most systems can be installed within a few days once site preparation and measurements are completed.

Yes. Both smoke and fire curtain systems can be custom-designed to fit unique building dimensions, architectural layouts and specific safety requirements.

Regular testing and preventive maintenance reduce the risk of failure. If a system detects a fault, it should be inspected immediately to ensure proper performance during fire conditions.