Fire Suppression Advice & Updates
21/01/2025
Approved Document B: 2 March 2025 Changes In response to growing concerns about fire safety in high-risk settings, the UK government has introduced several updates to Approved Document B (AD: B), specifically targeting fire suppression requirements in care homes. Care…
12/12/2024
At iMist™, our focus has always been clear: deliver fire suppression solutions that not only perform in real-world conditions but also integrate seamlessly with the wider fire safety strategy of a building. An important part of achieving this is ensuring…
30/10/2024
What is a Fire Sprinkler System? When we think of sprinklers, the classic image might be a garden hose attachment or the water spray systems in commercial buildings. At its core, a sprinkler is a piece of equipment which is…
24/07/2024
In the ever-evolving landscape of UK politics, housing remains one of the most pressing issues facing the country. With a growing population and an ongoing housing crisis, the need for comprehensive reform is clear. Enter Rachel Reeves, the Labour Party’s…
21/09/2023
Since the Grenfell Tower disaster and subsequent investigations, the fire safety community has experienced continuous change. The introduction of the Building Safety Act 2022, particularly Section 156, marks the third phase of the Home Office’s efforts to enhance fire safety…
05/09/2023
With any penetration in the ceiling, noise separation should be an aspect that is considered. Unfortunately, for many in the fire safety industry, it often gets overlooked. On the 30th of August 2023, iMist undertook comprehensive acoustic sound testing of…
05/06/2023
Who decides the Fire Safety Regulations in care homes? In the UK, fire safety regulations for care homes are primarily governed by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, more commonly known as the Fire Safety Order. This legislation applies…
12/04/2023
What is the Fire Safety Law? The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO) is the main piece of legislation governing fire safety in buildings in Scotland and Wales, which applies to all workplaces and common parts of buildings containing…
19/06/2020
The current law stipulates that residential properties over 30m high must have a fire suppression system installed. On May 2020, it was announced that from November 2020, this will be changing.
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