Komfort Defence E Fire Screens
Komfort’s Defence E Fire Screens offer integrity performance only. These fire rated systems work to prevent the passage of fire, including flames and flammable gases, but not heat. The Defence E Fire Screens are constructed using steel tubes and offer fire ratings from 30 minutes to 60 minutes. If you require fire performance higher than 60 minutes, please get in touch with our team or see our Defence EI Fire Screens.
These systems offer acoustic performance of up to 45dB (Rw) and are available in a range of finishes and can be complemented with both latched and unlatched doors. The maximum screen height is 4000mm, if you require any bespoke sizes, please contact our specialist fire division.
Doors: Our steel Defence system offers fire rated glazed doors up to 120 minute doors (integrity only) and 90 minute doors (integrity and insulation).
| Defence E30 | Defence E60 | |
| Screens | Up to 4000mm | Up to 4000mm |
| Acoustic performance | Up to 45dB (Rw) | Up to 45dB (Rw) |
| Glass-to-glass butt joint | – | – |
| Frame depth | 50mm | 50mm |
| Single Latched doors* | 1460x2875mm | 1460x2875mm |
| Double Latched doors* | 2980x3370mm | 2860x2930mm |
| Single Unlatched doors* | 1370x2540mm | 1370x2540mm |
| Double Unlatched doors* | 2390x2540mm | 2390x2540mm |
| Available finish | PPC steel | PPC steel |
*Dimensions are clearance between the outer frame. Subject to a maximum leaf area
Register to our ‘Fire Rated Systems and Safety for a Commercial Space’ RIBA accredited CPD
Through video demonstrations, diagrams and real-life examples, this CPD seminar will help specifiers design with fire safety in mind for a commercial setting; introducing fire terminology, regulations, classifications, testing process and more. Exploring the performance, applications and building design considerations for fire rated glazed partitioning and doors, fire screens and fire rated timber doors. Fire safety is an absolute priority when designing buildings and this seminar will provide you with a good understanding of the key factors when specifying fire rated partitioning and screens.
