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Every home should be a sanctuary from the gloom and chill of the winter months and nothing feels quite as inviting as a country cottage with a roaring log fire.

Venting allows for pile burning east of city

Researchers from Linkoping University in Sweden looked at test results from 60,000 men and found higher earners are usually more clever, but only for those earning up to £53,000 on average.

Growing numbers of people are turning to wood burners as an alternative way of keeping warm, despite warnings over particulates and pollution they cause.

The Tourniket complies with the strictest safety regulations. Safety Sensors in the door wings and in the frame ensure that the door responds to users and objects, minimising impact with the user. The door behaviour can be customised to suit your building’s requirements. Such requirements could be based on your priority for safety or taking into account various user groups ranging from professionally trained users to locations where people with special needs form a large part of the user profi...

If you are wondering what is the difference between smoke control and smoke management this article is for you.

From 1st January 2022, a new regulation will impose Ecodesign requirements for solid fuel local space heaters. Click to read more...

From 1st January 2022, a new regulation will impose Ecodesign requirements for solid fuel local space heaters.

Smoke Control designs and installs systems to meet the challenging fire and smoke control requirements. They offer building safety solutions, with a complete range of specialist fire resistant, smoke containment and explosion resistant systems. Smoke Controls systems service many industries and cater for all project objectives. Smoke Control supply the following soultions: Fire curtains, Fire rated glass, smoke curtains, smoke protection, fire windows, fire shutters, flame zone shutters, fire ra...

Brendan Kennedy will be first company director to be sentenced under a specific section of the HWSA. A company facing a maximum fine of $1.5 million for workplace health and safety failures that caused a man’s death in April 2019, has stressed a lump sum payment will put its day-to-day operations at risk. Fire and smoke control protection specialist Smoke Control NZ and its Australia-based director, Brendan John Kennedy, appeared before the Manukau District Court for sentencing on Wednesday...