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The value of the UK market for passive fire protection, 2001-2005, with annual forecasts to 2010

The value of the UK market for passive fire protection, by type of product, 2001-2005, with annual forecasts to 2010:
- Fire doors
- Fire resisting architectural ironmongery
- Fire resistant partitions, screens, ceilings, panels & linings
- Fire resistant cables
- Fire protection for multi-storey structural steelwork
- Intumescent seals
- Fire resistant glass

The value of the UK market for fire doors, 2001-2005, with annual forecasts to 2010:
- By material (metal and timber) - by sector (non-residential and residential)

The value of the UK market for timber fire doors, 2001-2005
- By level of resistance (30, 60, 90, 120-minute doors)

The value of the UK market for metal fire doors, 2001-2005
- By type of door (rolling shutter, steel hinged and folding/sliding)
- By level of resistance (30, 60, 90, 120-minute doors)

The value of the UK market for fire resistant architectural ironmongery, 2001-2005, with annual forecasts to 2010:
- By sector (non-residential and residential)

The value of the UK market for fire resistant partitions, screens, ceilings, panels and linings, 2001-2005, with annual forecast to 2010:
- By product type (partitions, screens, ceilings, panels and linings)

The value of the UK market for fire resistant cables, 2001-2005, with annual forecasts to 2010:
- By type (soft skin cables and MICC Cables)

The value of the UK market for passive fire protection multi-storey structural steelwork, by type of product, 2001-2005, with annual forecasts to 2010:
- Fire resisting boards (for 2001-2005 these are further segmented into mineral wool, plasterboard, gypsum, calcium silicate and vermiculite)
- intumescent paints
- Protective sprays
- Bricks and blockwork

The value of the UK market for intumescent seals, by type of application, 2001-2005, with annual forecasts to 2010:
- Pipes, ducts, conduits & cables
- Doors & windows

The value of the UK market for fire resistant glass, 2001-2005
- By type (non-insulating wired, non-insulating wire-free, and insulating)
- By level of fire-resistance (non-insulating glass and insulating glass by 30, 60, 90 and 120-minute level of fire resistance)
- By frame material (steel and timber)

EXTRACT
“The author forecasts that fire doors will continue to account for the largest proportion of the market for passive fire protection during the forecast period, representing 49% of the total market in 2010. Strong forecast growth in the fire resisting architectural ironmongery market will result in this sector representing 25% of the total market by the end of the forecast period. ”

1 Executive Summary
2 Introduction
3 Market Overview
4 Fire Doors
5 Fire Resistant Architectural Ironmongery
6 Fire Resistant Partitions, Screens, Ceilings, Panels & Linings
7 Fire Resistant Cables
8 Passive Fire Protection For Multi Storey Structural Steelwork
9 Intumescent Seals
10 Fire Resistant Glass
11 Legislation And Industry Standards
List of Tables

The Companies Mentioned inside this report include:
- AccentHansen Limited
- Adshead Ratcliffe & Co
- AEI Cables
- Armstrong World Industries
- Assa Abloy Architectural Solutions
- BPB
- Cafco International
- CGI International
- DORMA UK
- Draka UK
- Dufaylite Developments
- FendorHansen
- Glaverbel UK
- IR Security & Safety
- JELDWEN UK
- Kaba Door Systems
- Kingspan Insulated Panels UK
- Knauf Insulation
- Lafarge Plasterboard
- LS Leaderflush Shapland
- M UK Holdings
- Nexans UK
- Nullifire
- Pilkington UK
- Premdor
- Promat UK
- Prysmian Cables and Systems
- Pyroplex
- Rockwool
- Schott UK
- Sealmaster
- TDSL Mansfield
- Ventcroft
- Vetrotech SaintGobain UK

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c42437

Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets
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