Draft Curtain Sprinkler Separation
Draft curtains used for sprinkler separation are not a general-purpose fire safety add-on; they are a code-prescribed thermal barrier installed in specific, limited scenarios to prevent heat migration that could prematurely activate sprinklers in an adjoining system or compartment.
Seamless Integration Around Any Obstruction
When ESFR and standard sprinkler systems are installed next to each other, building codes often require draft curtains to separate them. Our SmokeSafe® Containment System provides a reliable way to create sprinkler separation barriers that meet those requirements while maintaining strong fire protection throughout your facility.
SmokeSafe® draft curtains are designed and installed to adapt to virtually any environment. Whether your building has pipes, beams, cable trays, joists, or purlins, our system fits seamlessly without interfering with existing structures. Installation is carried out with minimal disruption, allowing your operations to continue without unnecessary downtime.
Schedule a Draft Curtain Consultation
Every installation is managed by experienced teams who bring accuracy and attention to detail to each project. We customize every draft curtain sprinkler separation barrier to your building’s layout, ensuring a dependable solution built to last.
With SmokeSafe®, you get more than code compliance, you get the peace of mind that your property and staff are protected, and the sprinkler systems work more effectively during a fire emergency. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and secure the right draft curtain for better sprinkler separation in your facility.
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FAQs for Sprinkler Separation Draft Curtains
Why are draft curtains used in sprinkler separation applications?
They help create a controlled barrier between sprinkler zones so heat and smoke are less likely to spread across different protection areas.
Can draft curtains be installed around existing structural and mechanical elements?
Yes, they can often be customized to work around beams, pipes, joists, cable trays, and other ceiling obstructions.
Do draft curtains help sprinkler systems work more effectively?
Yes, by limiting the spread of heat and smoke, they can help sprinkler systems respond more efficiently within their intended protection zones.
Can draft curtains be added with minimal disruption to operations?
Yes, they are often selected because they can be installed with limited disruption when the project is carefully planned around the building’s existing systems.
