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Adexon Fire & Smoke Curtains

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100 Bishopsgate, London EC2 - "UK's most expensive office block"

100 Bishopsgate, London EC2 - "UK's most expensive office block"

Adexon Fire & Smoke Curtains

100 Bishopsgate is a 40-storey tower situated in the heart of the City, a stone's throw from famous London landmarks such as the Gherkin. As the building focuses on panoramic views and high-quality open concept office spaces, it was integral that we ensured that our compartmentation solutions did not interfere with the aesthetics of the building but would still provide the necessary fire safety. Working closely with main contractor Multiplex and other trades, Adexon successfully installed over a hundred of our Fire Curtains, including some non-standard components such as satin-finish stainless steel bottom/guide rails. All systems were installed on time!
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Bluebell Park, Knowsley - a RICS award-winning extra care scheme

Bluebell Park, Knowsley - a RICS award-winning extra care scheme

Adexon Fire & Smoke Curtains

Bluebell Park extra care development in Huyton, Merseyside, was designed to be used by residents who could be living with Dementia or other impactful health conditions. Adexon were delighted to work in conjunction with United Living and PRP to provide a solution which gave staff, residents and the emergency services 60 minutes of guaranteed fire escape time while still allowing the use of design features that increased natural light within the building.
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Dunelm Estates - Smoke protection for an industrial warehouse

Dunelm Estates - Smoke protection for an industrial warehouse

Adexon Fire & Smoke Curtains

Project overviewDunelm Estates, a well-established British homewares retailer, approached Adexon Fire Curtains to provide a complete turnkey solution for smoke protection in their Stoke-on-Trent warehouse. The project required a solution that would meet the required specifications, necessary safety standards, and a specific project timeline.ChallengeDunelm needed multiple smoke containment systems that would compartmentalise their warehouse, ensuring safety while keeping with the industrial nature of the space. The solution needed to meet strict fire safety regulations and offer 150 minutes of smoke protection to protect both the goods and the structure in the event of a fire.SolutionWe delivered a full turnkey service, which included the manufacture, supply, installation, and commissioning of two automatic smoke curtains. These were designed and manufactured to fit the required dimensions of the warehouse and provide the specified level of smoke protection.The details of the installed smoke curtains were as follows:Smoke Curtain 1: 14,300mmW x 5,900mmH, with guide rails, headbox, and a standard bottom bar, all finished with a standard galvanised finish.Smoke Curtain 2: 13,500mmW x 5,900mmH, with guide rails, headbox, and a standard bottom bar, also in standard galvanised finish.Given that the smoke curtains were to compartmentalise an industrial warehouse, the client opted for a galvanised finish, ensuring a practical, no-frills aesthetic that matched the warehouse’s functional design.ResultOur installing team worked swiftly on-site, completing the entire installation and commissioning process in under a week. Dunelm Estates now benefits from two bespoke Adexon-SC150DA Smoke Curtains, each providing 150 minutes of smoke containment. These curtains were precisely engineered to meet the warehouse’s safety requirements while blending into the industrial environment.By choosing Adexon, Dunelm received:A full turnkey solution: From design and manufacture to installation and commissioning.Bespoke smoke curtains: Tailored to fit the unique dimensions and environment of their warehouse.Efficient project installation: Installation and commissioning completed in less than a week.
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Hazel Court - advanced fire protection in a contemporary London co-living development

Hazel Court - advanced fire protection in a contemporary London co-living development

Adexon Fire & Smoke Curtains

Dandi Living is a dynamic co-living operator, transforming neighbourhoods in London with design-driven studio apartments.Their latest venture at Hazel Court, embodies advanced sustainability and smart modern living, featuring sky lounges, vibrant neon art and top-tier amenities.Fully let before launch, this development sought reliable and robust fire protection to ensure the safety of its residents.CollaboratorsArchitects · TP Bennett, praised for their innovative and sustainable design approach.Fire Engineers · BB7, specialists in ensuring the highest fire safety and compliance standards.ChallengeCreating a space that harmonises design-forward aesthetics with stringent fire safety standards was crucial.The open-plan layout of apartments and communal areas required a fire protection solution that offered flexibility without compromising the architectural vision.SolutionAfter detailed discussions with Dandi and the main contractor, Antvic, Adexon’s FC120E fire curtains were selected as the ideal solution.These curtains provide 120 minutes of fire and smoke protection, effectively containing smoke and flames in the event of a fire.The customisation options enabled the fire curtains to seamlessly blend with the interior design, utilising a standard RAL colour that complemented the development’s aesthetics.ResultWe successfully manufactured, supplied, installed, and commissioned six bespoke FC120E fire curtains, all equipped with smoke control in accordance with EN 1634-3.Each curtain was uniquely tailored to the specific dimensions and design requirements of its location, ensuring precise and seamless integration.A feature of the project was the manufacture and installation of one of the curtains that measured 6m wide and 3m high.The project exemplifies how cutting-edge fire protection can enhance safety without detracting from architectural and design goals.
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Plumtree Court, Holborn - LDP

Plumtree Court, Holborn - LDP

Adexon Fire & Smoke Curtains

Plumtree Court, also known as The London Development Project (LDP), is Goldman Sachs' new European headquarters located in Farringdon Street, London. This nine-storey building, replacing the historic Fleet Building, offers 78,000m² of advanced, low-energy office space for nearly 10,000 workers. The project, a collaboration with Multiplex Construction Europe and Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, features three fire curtain systems providing varying integrity ratings to ensure safety without disrupting the open-plan design. Challenges included stringent security measures, complex logistics due to narrow roads, and adherence to the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme standards, all of which were successfully navigated to complete the installation efficiently.
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Pudsey Grammar School - Smoke protection

Pudsey Grammar School - Smoke protection

Adexon Fire & Smoke Curtains

We were commissioned to manufacture, supply, and install twelve AdexonSC60DH smoke curtains at an education facility, in partnership with ORO Security. This retrofit project aimed to replace the existing problematic smoke curtains, which were not only failing to protect the building occupants but were also causing ongoing issues for the client.Project challengesThe client’s previous smoke curtain solutions were unreliable and compromised the safety of the building’s users. Removing these faulty curtains without causing damage to the surrounding structure required precise planning. Our goal was to install a reliable, aesthetically pleasing solution that met the client’s safety requirements without disrupting the building’s visual appeal.Project scope & approachAs per the building’s requirements, it was determined that the AdexonSC60DH smoke curtains would be the optimal solution for the building’s needs. We conducted a detailed on-site survey to assess the existing smoke curtains and identify any obstacles that could hinder the installation process.Each of the twelve smoke curtains was custom manufactured, with dimensions tailored to fit the specific balcony floors. This included four standout curtains, each measuring just under 8 meters in length and over 3 meters in drop—requiring precise engineering and fabrication to ensure a perfect fit.The AdexonSC60DH smoke curtains were chosen for their reliable smoke containment properties, which do not require side guides. This not only simplified the installation process but also preserved the building’s aesthetic integrity. Additionally, the curtains were designed with a galvanised bottom bar for added stability and durability, making them a long-term solution for the client.Solution & resultsThe twelve new smoke curtains were successfully installed along the balcony floors, replacing the defective units without causing any damage or disruption to the surrounding environment. The installation process, carefully managed by the installation team, ensured a seamless transition from old to new, minimising downtime and inconvenience.ConclusionThis project highlights our ability to deliver innovative fire and smoke curtain solutions that address specific client challenges while enhancing building safety and aesthetics. By working closely with ORO Security, Adexon successfully replaced a failing system with a certified, reliable smoke curtain solution that offers long-term protection and aligns with the architectural vision of the building.
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St James's Market, London - a Crown Estate development

St James's Market, London - a Crown Estate development

Adexon Fire & Smoke Curtains

The Crown Estate's flagship project in Haymarket, London, involved preserving the original façade and structure while modernizing the rear to create world-class restaurants, retail spaces, and open-plan offices. Adexon successfully installed a number of 30- and 60-minute vertical fire curtains at 1 and 2 St James’ Market, all within agreed timeframes; covering multiple floors and ensuring fire safety without compromising the historical integrity. The project, executed with Balfour Beatty and designed by Make Architects, regenerated the West End with 210,000 sq. ft of modern offices, flagship stores, and restaurants within over half an acre of revitalized public space. Despite the challenge of maintaining Grade II-listed facades, the project successfully blended historical preservation with modern development.

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