Komfort Soteria XL Fire Screens
Soteria XL is our advanced EI Fire Screen system named after the Greek goddess of safety and salvation, deliverance and preservation from harm. Soteria XL can reach greater heights and offers enhanced structural performance when comparing with our Soteria system, as well as deflection at the head.
Performance Overview
Komfort’s Soteria XL Fire Screens provide both integrity and insulation, effectively stopping flames, flammable gases, and heat transfer. This system features a slimline steel frame and offers fire ratings from 30 to 60 minutes for integrity and insulation, alongside acoustic performance up to 41dB (Rw). It seamlessly integrates into various designs while delivering robust fire protection. The system can also include unlatched single or double doors with ratings up to EI60.
Why Choose Soteria?
Applications
Soteria Glazed Fire Screens at a Glance
Dimensions:
Screen Height up to 4.15m*
Module Width up to 1.4m*
Framework Depth 60mm*
Door Leaf Height up to 2.9m*
Door Leaf Width up to 1.0m*
Fire performance:
Screens up to 60 minutes Integrity and Insulation*
Doors up to 60 minutes Integrity and Insulation
In accordance with EN 1634-1, EN 1364-1 & EN 15725:2023
Acoustics:
Glazed Screens up to 41dB (Rw)*
Speech Privacy Potential up to ‘Good’*
Structure:
Up to 1.5kN/m to BS 6180:2011
Door options:
Single & Double Unlatched Doors*
Glazing Options:
Single Glazed EI30-EI60 Glass
Compatible with:
Paint / finishes:
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Through video demonstrations, diagrams and real-life examples, this CPD seminar will help specifiers design with fire safety in mind for a commercial setting; introducing fire terminology, regulations, classifications, testing process and more. Exploring the performance, applications and building design considerations for fire rated glazed partitioning and doors, fire screens and fire rated timber doors. Fire safety is an absolute priority when designing buildings and this seminar will provide you with a good understanding of the key factors when specifying fire rated partitioning and screens.