E-Charging Station

You arrive at the airport by car and charge your electric vehicle in the parking garage.

Challenge

How can parking spaces and charging infrastructure in buildings be designed to be fire-safe?

Solution

Space-forming partitions create fire-safe areas. Fire protection curtains running around corners are only deployed in the event of a fire and can be combined with sprinkler systems.

Staircase

You enter the staircase, which is protected by fire-resistant materials.

Challenge

How can escape routes and staircases be protected from fires?

Solution

Fire protection curtains that automatically close provide secure protection and act as a barrier against flames and smoke in the event of a fire.

Escalator

You meet with your colleague who arrives at the underground airport train station.

Challenge

In the event of a fire, uncontrolled smoke propagation from the lower train station to the upper check-in hall must be prevented.

Solution

Targeted smoke control with automatically closing smoke curtains prevents smoke from spreading across different levels.

Check-In

Check in and drop off luggage.

Challenge

The areas with baggage check-in as potential fire hazards must be reliably secured in case of an emergency.

Solution

Invisible fire and smoke curtains are ideal for closing large wall openings in the event of a fire.

Duty-Free

Before boarding, some shopping?

Challenge

Shops and restaurants need to be separated from the airport area in case of fire.

Solution

Fire protection curtains installed in suspended ceilings are almost invisible while in standby mode and automatically close the retail areas in case of fire.

Boarding

Let’s head to the gates.

Challenge

In the event of fire, smoke must be prevented from entering passageways while still allowing people to pass through.

Solution

Smoke-tight, passable curtains provide optimal smoke protection in passageways and escape routes.