Uncategorized | Fireworks Fire Protection

Government buildings – critical fire defence

by Joanna | Oct 7, 2021 | Uncategorized

Fireworks has been entrusted to design and install water mist fire suppression solutions for a range of government facilities, including central government offices and listed heritage buildings. Our projects to retrofit fire protection systems into existing properties...

How to optimise fire protection for generators, machinery and plant rooms

by Joanna | Oct 6, 2021 | Uncategorized

Every minute of a machinery or generator fire increases the damage to equipment, due to rapidly increasing temperatures. Dense smoke from burning fuel and oils can quickly spread, leaving difficult-to-remove residue. Business continuity is particularly crucial for...

Heritage Buildings – tailor-made fire systems for optimum protection and design aesthetics

by Joanna | Oct 6, 2021 | Uncategorized

For buildings of historical importance, fire systems that provide maximum protection and preserve aesthetics are essential. Fireworks has been engineering and maintaining bespoke water mist fire solutions since 1995. Our designers create systems that work with your...

Why water mist offers the best fire protection for car parks and car stackers

by Joanna | Sep 27, 2021 | Uncategorized

Nearly 300 vehicles catch fire every day in the UK, according to the UK Fire Service. In an enclosed car park, the fire can start to spread to neighbouring cars within minutes. This has led to several large fires over the last few years, as fire, heat and toxic...

Case study – Biomass depot – Liverpool docks

by Joanna | Aug 23, 2021 | Uncategorized

E.ON Energy’s biomass depot at the Liverpool docks transfers and delivers biomass from around the world. Fireworks engineered a watermist fire suppression solution for the depot’s three main biomass conveyers, totalling over 700m in length. Fireworks bespoke watermist...

Case study – Antarctic Rothera Research Station

by Joanna | Jul 28, 2021 | Uncategorized

Fireworks has designed a bespoke fire protection system for a new 4,500m2 operations building at the Rothera Research Station in the Antarctic. Rothera is the British Antartic Survey’s (BAS) largest facility in the Antartic and a leading research centre for climate...