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Industry guide to the design for the installation of fire and smoke resisting dampers (Grey book) (No longer current but cited in Building Regulations)

Publication Year
2005

Document Status
Amber 
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Abstract

Provides practical advice so that damper manufacturers, system designers and installers are able to consider the appropriate issues and, at the design stage, to make the necessary decisions to ensure that fire and smoke resisting dampers will function as intended by current regulations.


Document History

This document is no longer current but is cited in Building Regulations for Wales.


ISBN

1870409248


Publisher Information

Association for Specialist Fire Protection

Formed in 1975, the Association for Specialist Fire Protection currently represents the major U.K. based specialist manufacturers and installers of structural passive fire protection systems. They produce technical information to ensure built in fire protection in buildings.

Kingsley House, Ganders Business Park
Kingsley
Bordon
Aldershot
GU35 9LU
UK

Website: www.asfp.org.uk
Email: info@asfp.org.uk
Tel: 01420 471612


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