Timloc FRSTOP Fire-Rated Cavity Stop Sock 1.2m - All Thicknesses

• FRstop cavity stop socks are made from low resin, non-combustible rockfibre mineral wool, encased in a 35-micron polythene sleeve for on-site weather protection
• Provides 1-hour fire integrity with a minimum of 15 minutes insulation
• Available in standard widths of 50mm, 75mm, 85mm, 90mm, 100mm, 115mm, 125mm, and 150mm
• Also available for cavity widths up to 300mm
• Special sizes up to 300mm available on request

Restrict the spread of flames within external masonry: The Timloc FRSTOP Fire-Rated Cavity Stop Sock is effective for restricting the spread of flames within external masonry walls because it is designed to act as a fire barrier within the cavity. By filling the voids in external masonry walls, it helps to prevent fire and smoke from travelling through the cavity space, limiting the spread of flames between different parts of a building. This feature is essential in maintaining compartmentation in fire-prone areas, enhancing overall fire safety compliance. Additionally, it provides thermal insulation, which supports energy efficiency while maintaining fire protection.

• What is the Timloc FRSTOP Fire-Rated Cavity Stop Sock?
  The Timloc FRSTOP Fire-Rated Cavity Stop Sock is a fire protection product designed to prevent the spread of fire and smoke through cavity walls. It fits within the cavity to block fire for up to 120 minutes, ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations.
• What are the benefits of using the Timloc FRSTOP Fire-Rated Cavity Stop Sock?
  The Timloc FRSTOP Cavity Stop Sock provides effective fire stopping, offering up to 120 minutes of fire resistance. It is easy to install, improves fire safety in buildings, and helps meet UK Building Regulations for fire protection.
• How is the Timloc FRSTOP Fire-Rated Cavity Stop Sock installed? - Installation is straightforward, with the Timloc FRSTOP Cavity Stop Sock being placed tightly within the cavity at regular intervals, typically at floor levels, around window openings, or where fire stopping is required. It can be held in place using friction or mechanical fixings.