PROJECT HISTORY
Mrs Macs Pie Warehouse
Kent Defender Fire Rated Curtains Supplied & Installed -/120/- by Australian Fire Control.
5 Milldale Way, Mirrabooka
Castlerock Property
FIRE PROTECTION FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL
Vermitex® AF is a gypsum-vermiculite blend plus trace chemical additives which has been formulated to provide passive fire protection to interior elements of building construction on a variety of backgrounds, including steel, concrete, polymer-based materials, timber and advanced composite to the cellulosic fire regime.
Blood Bank Perth
Agito Group
FIRE RATED CURTAINS
Kent Defender Fire Rated Curtains Supplied & Installed -/120/- by Australian Fire Control.
18 Mounts Bay Road Perth
Cubic
EVOLUTION FIRE CURTAIN
Virtually unlimited shape configurations are possible with open ends or joined to form a continuous system. Evolution fire curtain installed around stairway.
New Childrens Hospital
John Holland Group
EI SERIES FIRE WINDOWS
Full integrity and insulation glass fully contains the heat in addition to fire and smoke.
Parraburdoo & Tom Price
RIO TINTO
INTEGRITY UPGRADES
With any gas fire suppression system – the room must be sufficiently air tight to hold these gases while they suppress the fire. Australian Fire Control attended site to effectively fire protect each substation to maintain gases in the event of a fire.
Wheatstone
COMAL
EI SERIES FIRE WINDOWS
Full integrity and insulation glass fully contains the heat in addition to fire and smoke.
Elizabeth Quay
BROAD CONSTRUCTION
FIRE RATED DOORS
Designed and engineered to suit the many different heavy duty commercial and industrial applications.They are available in a number of different varieties including timber faced doors, hygiene doors, smoke doors, steel faced doors and lead lined doors.
QV1Perth
Cays Engineering
THIN-FILM IN TUMESCENT COATING FIRE PROTECTION FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL
A single component, borate and chlorine free, water borne intumescent coating designed for on-site application to interior exposed structural steel requiring protection from cellulosic fire