**Smoke rated** and **fire rated** are terms used to describe the performance of materials, components, or structures in relation to fire and smoke. Here are the main differences:#### Definition- **Smoke rated**: Refers to the ability of a material or assembly to resist the passage of smoke.- **Fire

The fire rating of a smoke curtain depends on its material and construction. Common fire ratings are as follows:#### Non-combustible Material (Class A)- **Material**: Ceramic fiber, metal, etc.- **Features**: Virtually non-combustible with excellent heat resistance, effectively blocking the spread o

Unveiling the Unseen Shield: The Multifaceted Benefits of Fire CurtainsIn the realm of modern building design and fire safety engineering, the pursuit of solutions that are both effective and aesthetically unobtrusive is constant. Fire curtains, often hidden within ceilings or bulkheads until called