What is Building Fire Integrity?

The term Building Fire Integrity includes the following essential safety measures;

1. Building elements required to satisfy prescribed fire-resistance levels
2. Materials and assemblies required to have fire hazard properties
3. Elements required to be non-combustible, provide fire protection, compartmentation or separation
4. Wall-wetting sprinklers (including doors and windows required in conjunction with wall-wetting sprinklers)
5. Fire doors (including sliding fire doors and their associated warning systems) and associated self-closing, automatic closing and latching mechanisms
6. Fire windows (including windows that are automatic or permanently fixed in the closed position)
7. Fire shutters
8. Solid core doors and associated self-closing, automatic closing and latching mechanisms
9. Fire-protection at service penetrations through elements required to be fire-resisting with respect to integrity or insulation, or to have a resistance to the incipient spread of fire
10. Fire protection associated with construction joints, spaces and the like in and between building elements required to be fire-resisting with respect to integrity and insulation
11. Smoke doors and associated self-closing, automatic closing and latching mechanisms
12. Proscenium walls (including proscenium curtains)