What is a fire compartment? An explanation of vertical shafts, area, high-rise buildings, different types, and fire door measures.

[Presentation of Materials] Explanation of four types of standards such as vertical pits and area, as well as fire door, inspection, and opening measures.

Fire compartments are essential for ensuring the safety of buildings. While they may not be something we think about often, they play a crucial role in protecting lives during a fire. "What is a fire compartment?" "Why are there heavy doors on the stairs?" "Is it okay if the fire door is left open?" A fire compartment is a system that separates areas of a building with walls and doors to prevent the spread of fire and smoke throughout the entire structure during a fire. It is mandated by building codes, with strict standards particularly for apartments, office buildings, and commercial facilities. This article will clearly explain the basics of fire compartments, the four types, the equipment used, inspection methods, and how to solve the common issue of "fire doors being inconvenient" with the electromagnetic release "magnet door holder." [Excerpt from the actual content] ◎ Why are fire compartments necessary? [The dangers of fire] ◎ Four types of fire compartments *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, you can download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

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