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Fire Stopping for Plastic Pipes: Collars, Wraps, and Common Mistakes
Plastic pipes behave differently in a fire. That's why surveys often flag the same set of defects around collars, wraps, and sealing details.
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Fire Stopping Around Cable Trays and Containment: Common Defects and How to Fix Them
Containment penetrations are a repeat-defect hotspot. Here's what surveys commonly find and what good remedials look like.
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How to Prepare for a Fire Door Inspection (So You Get a Useful Output)
Good inspections save time when the scope, access, and outputs are agreed up front. Here's how to prepare.
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How to Set a Fire Door Inspection Programme (Frequency, Scope, and Records)
Inspection programmes work when they're risk-based, consistent, and produce outputs that can be tracked and closed out.
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Fire Door Hold-Open Devices: What to Check and Common Mistakes
Hold-open devices can support accessibility and daily operations - but only when they're appropriate, maintained, and integrated correctly.
Read articleCare Home Maintenance: A Simple Weekly Checklist for Property Teams
Care settings need routine checks that don't rely on memory. Here's a simple weekly checklist and how to track defects clearly.
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Intumescent Paint Maintenance: What to Check During Routine Building Inspections
Intumescent coatings are not 'set and forget'. Here's what to look for, what to record, and when specialist assessment is needed.
Read articleEvidence Packs for Fire Door Works: What to Keep for Audits and Close-Out
Good evidence isn't a 100‑page report - it's consistent, searchable records: door IDs, defects, actions, and sign-off.
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