The three protection aims

In buildings planned with fire protection, fire and smoke are prevented from spreading quickly. Here, insulation systems and cable bandages are used. These measures prevent the fire from spreading to other parts of the building.

If there is a fire, saving people's lives is top priority. Thus, escape and rescue routes are the central lifeline of any building and must be planned and constructed to be fireproof and remain usable under all circumstances.

If there is a fire, important technical equipment, such as fire alarm systems, extraction systems or emergency lighting, must continue to function. This allows safe evacuation and the fire brigade is supported in fighting the fire. Fireproof cable systems and cable support systems are essential here.