The new Titon FireSafe® Air Brick is a metal non-combustible compact grille ideal for new/refurbished houses and apartments.
Designed with architects, mechanical engineers, contractors and local authorities in mind, the product is an upgrade of Titon’s (plastic) Q Plus High Flow Brick and can easily be built into external walls during construction.
The new Titon FireSafe® Air Brick Range is a unique high flow terminal designed for powered ventilation systems offering low resistance to airflow, but high resistance to fire as set out in Approved Document B (fire safety) volume 1: Dwellings, 2019 edition.
Products available:
Titon FireSafe® Single Air Brick
(204x60x100/300 and 330x60x100/400/500) and
Titon FireSafe® Double Air Brick (204x128x100/400/500).
Both available in standard or bezelled form.
Features
- High flow terminal designed for powered ventilation systems offering low resistance to airflow and high resistance to fire
- Polyester Powder Coating meeting EN13501-1 classification A2-s1,d0
- Material 1mm Electrogalvanized Sheet Steel, fire class A1 ‘no contribution to fire’
- Equivalent to many brick sized grilles and additional brick and half size options
- Designed for both 204×60 & 220×90 ducting
- Complies with the latest standard as set out in Approved Document B (fire safety) volume 1: Dwellings, 2019 edition
- Bezelled version for use with exterior cladding instead of brickwork
- Extensive versatile range for different installation options
- Registered Design
- Special paint finishes available depending on quantity
- Performance tested to BS EN13141-2:2010
- Corrosion resistance – salt spray tested to BS EN ISO 9227:2012
- Optional lengths available at request
- Compatible with thermal and rigid ducting
- Case Study – Timber Works, Mill Road Cambridge
CIBSE CPD now available - Introduction of Metal Air Bricks for Building Applications into External Walls
The CPD was developed in part to the response to Dame Judith Hackitt’s recommendations in her post Grenfell Tower review of building safety, for external walls of buildings to meet a Class A2 specification. The CPD challenges current practices and legislation in place, specifically looking at Residential/Domestic applications within Approved Document B.
The presentation focuses on:
- Analysing high flow terminals for powered ventilation systems and how they affect the fire safety of a system depending on the application and product
- Challenging current ethos and mentalities of current designs and specifications
- Reviewing ‘good practice’ and looking at current system designs.
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