
Fire Curtains
Textile curtains designed to stop fire spreading through a building and along its escape routes, so people can get out and the damage is kept down. They are lightweight and stay out of sight until they are needed.
Fire and smoke curtain installation
Fire curtains are fabric barriers that drop to stop fire and smoke spreading through a building and its escape routes. We supply and install fire and smoke curtains for commercial, industrial and residential buildings from our base in Horwich, Bolton, across Lancashire and the North West.

What we do

Textile curtains designed to stop fire spreading through a building and along its escape routes, so people can get out and the damage is kept down. They are lightweight and stay out of sight until they are needed.

Smoke curtains are placed to trap smoke and stop it flowing into escape routes. They are often fitted in high ceilings and atriums.

Every curtain is made to order for its opening, in public buildings, warehouses, offices and homes.
Fire curtains can be used as part of an existing fire safety system in your building.
A fire curtain does the job of a fire barrier without a door in the way. When it is not needed it sits rolled up and out of sight, so it suits open-plan spaces, receptions and lounges where a fixed door or wall would spoil the room.
Stopping smoke is as important as stopping fire. Smoke is one of the main dangers to people in a building fire, so a building needs protection from both to keep its occupants safe.
Smoke curtains are fitted to trap smoke and keep it out of escape routes. That cuts smoke inhalation and gives people a clearer way out.
How it works
We measure the opening and talk through what you need.
A clear, no-obligation quote.
Manufactured to size by our team.
Fitted and tested by our engineers.
Servicing, repairs and call-outs.
Products & specs
What the curtains we supply are made of and how they work.
Cost
Every fire curtain is made to order, so the price depends on the building. These are the main factors. We give free, no-obligation quotes.
Wider and taller openings need more fabric and a larger head box.
The type of curtain and the protection it has to give.
A horizontal curtain across a ceiling opening is fitted differently from a vertical one.
Connecting the curtain to an existing fire alarm adds wiring and controls.
High ceilings and atriums can need access equipment to install.
Free and no obligation.
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FAQs
The questions customers ask us most. If yours isn't here, give us a call.
A fabric curtain that drops to stop fire and smoke spreading through a building and along its escape routes. It stays rolled up and out of sight until it is needed.
A fire curtain is a barrier against fire. A smoke curtain is placed to trap smoke and keep it out of escape routes, and is often fitted in high ceilings and atriums.
Our curtains use a gravity failsafe descent, so they are designed to come down under their own weight.
Yes. Fire curtains can be used as part of an existing fire safety system.
In industrial, commercial and residential buildings, including public buildings, warehouses, offices and homes. They can be fitted vertically or horizontally.
It depends on the size, the type of curtain, how it is fitted and whether it links to your fire system. We give free, no-obligation quotes.
Free, no-obligation quotes
Send a few details and a photo of the opening if you can. One of the team will come back to you with advice and a quote.
Call 01204 460 962