Fire Rated Panels

Achieving LEED Certification with DuraWall™: A Guide to Sustainable Building Materials

Achieving LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification has become a mark of sustainable success in modern construction. For businesses striving to meet green building standards, using eco-friendly, durable materials like DuraWall™ can make a meaningful difference. With its fire resistance and environmentally friendly design, DuraWall™ fire-rated wall panels align with LEED standards, making them an ideal choice for sustainable building in Ontario and Canada. Why Choose DuraWall™ for Sustainable Construction? DuraWall™ fire-resistant panels are specifically designed to meet...

Why DuraWall™ Panels Are the Future of Fire-Resistant Construction

In the ever-evolving world of construction, businesses are increasingly seeking solutions that prioritize safety, efficiency, and sustainability. DuraWall™ fire-rated panels, offered by DuraSystems, are engineered to address these needs by providing reliable fire resistance and installation efficiency. Designed for industrial and commercial applications, DuraWall™ panels help companies reduce labor time and costs without compromising on quality. This guide explores how the design of DuraWall™ minimizes installation demands, saving both time and resources for construction projects. Why Choose DuraWall™ Panels? Choosing...

Fire Protection Systems that Every Business Needs

Fire is one of the most devastating disasters that businesses can experience. Not only does it destroy commercial structures, but it also irreversibly damages assets. Even worse, it can cause injury and loss of human life. That’s why it’s important to learn about fire protection systems, such as active and passive fire protection. With this knowledge, you can keep your business and workers safe. Common Causes of Commercial Fires According to experts, these represent the five most common causes of...

Ensuring Safety with Fire Rated Panels in Commercial Buildings

Why Are Smoke Doors Required in Buildings?

One way to contain smoke and fire is to compartmentalize your facility. This simply means that you are dividing your building into sections that you can then close off if you have an emergency. You might be wondering how this process works. One way is through a smoke door, which is a type of door that many buildings must have in place. Smoke Doors This type of door prevents smoke from spreading while still allowing passage through a smoke barrier....