A fire shutter is a type of roller shutter that compartmentalises a building in the event of a fire in order to stop it spreading and give the people inside extra time to escape. In fact, many fire shutters provide up to 30 extra minutes of time and this can often be the difference between life and death.

Fire-resistant curtains and doors serve three main purposes in a building: to limit the initial development of a fire, to prevent the spread of fire, and to protect escape routes. An effectively fitted fire curtain can help to suppress the growth and development of a fire and smoke within a building.

Fire doors save lives. They’re designed to stop the spread of fire and smoke for a specified amount of time. This serves three main functions: To protect escape routes so people can evacuate safely.

GIVS holds valid approval from the local fire department for both fire protection roller shutters and doors.

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