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Promat launches dedicated specification tool for passive fire protection
07 April 2025
PASSIVE FIRE protection solutions manufacturer Promat has launched a new digital portal to allow for faster and more accurate design of passive fire protection systems at the earliest stages of a given project.

The basic version of the portal – branded as MyPromat – has been designed to afford architects and specifiers the information and design capabilities needed to identify and design correct systems for built-in fire protection.
Architects and specifiers signing up for the advanced MyPromat+ platform are also able to access design tools – including BIM and CAD files – in order to add an additional level of specification support, again at no cost.
Built-in performance calculators can be used within the portal to assist in the identification of the level of protection needed.
Nigel Morrey, technical director at Promat UK, stated: “Passive fire protection is a critical element of the safety of any building and is a driving force underpinning the Building Safety Act 2022. Choosing the right passive fire protection systems and products at the earliest stage is vital, and rightly so, but this can be confusing and time-consuming without specialist support.”
Morrey added: “Importantly, we wanted to create a trail so that all parties involved can show the building being worked on meets safety standards and supports the transparency needed for the golden thread and throughout the lifetime of the structure. This is where MyPromat+ comes in.”
*Access to MyPromat is free, with registration necessary for the MyPromat+ scheme. To join MyPromat+ visit https://www.promat.com/en-gb/construction/uk/mypromat/
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