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Keep Your Escape Routes Clear With Our Leading Smoke Ventilation Solutions

Smoke Ventilation forms an essential part of fire protection. At Ventro, we offer a range of smoke ventilation solutions to ensure you give your buildings occupants the best chance of escaping in the event of a fire whilst also meeting the latest regulatory requirements. 


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A Smoke Ventilation System That Ticks All the Boxes

Automatic Opening Vents (AOVs) are the most common solution used for smoke ventilation. AOVs are usually activated by an alarm or detector that will trigger the system to open.

This solution needs to be installed in the right place and by the right person for it to work effectively for fire compliance. Our experts will ensure your smoke ventilation system is installed following Approved Document B, BS9999, BS9991, Smoke Control Association (SCA) and BS7346-8, ensuring fire compliance.

The Construction Products Regulations (CPR) also states that it is mandatory for smoke ventilation systems to be issued with a Declaration of Performance (DoP), which is something that we promise to supply with all our products for fire compliance.

This way, you know every box has been ticked and can rest assured you remain compliant.

The rise of CFD Smoke Analysis

In the world of fire safety, the importance of effectively managing the flow of smoke during a crisis cannot be overstated. Traditional methods of studying smoke behaviour and optimising safety measures have often relied on costly and time-consuming physical experiments. However, a growing trend is emerging that is transforming fire safety practices - the utilisation of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) smoke analysis. By simulating and analysing smoke movement in virtual environments, CFD smoke analysis is revolutionising fire safety planning and design, offering a cost-effective and efficient approach....

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Fire Rated Ventilation Grilles Upgrade

Air transfer grilles are installed in doors or walls to enable the free circulation of air within a building, contributing to its ventilation. Intumescent air transfer grilles serve the same function but additionally expand when subjected to heat from a fire, effectively sealing the gap in a fire door or wall, thereby preserving the fire rating of the compartment.

Get in touch with us today to plan your fire-rated ventilation grilles upgrade, assuring the highest level of safety for your residents.

"Your engineers were excellent, very considerate to my needs and they did a fantastic job."

Resident, London Housing

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