We design, supply, install, and certify passive fire protection (PFP) and life safety egress infrastructure across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Operating in strict compliance with the Saudi Building Code (SBC 801), NFPA Standards (80, 101, 221, 252), and Saudi Civil Defense (Salamah) requirements, our passive containment and egress solutions preserve structural stability, maintain fire compartmentation, and protect emergency escape routes without requiring manual activation.
Utility penetrations through fire-rated walls, floors, and shafts create immediate pathways for flames and toxic smoke. We restore fire-resistance ratings using UL-listed and FM-approved firestopping assemblies.
Opening protective systems maintain fire separation while permitting daily operational flow, emergency access, and safe egress across fire zones.
Manufactured and certified per UL 10C / NFPA 252, equipped with intumescent door seals, heavy-duty hinges, certified door closers (EN 1154), and panic hardware (EN 1125).
Motorized, drop-tested steel fire shutters linked directly to the Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) to isolate large open bays, retail concourses, and industrial loading zones.
Insulated fire-resistant glass (EI 30 to EI 120) that blocks radiant heat transfer, providing transparent compartmentation in office towers, hospital corridors, and public atriums.
We manage every phase of private fire water main and pump house development, taking your project seamlessly from blank blueprints to official Civil Defense approval.
Site audits, static/residual flow testing, hazard classification, and CAD drafting.
Procurement of UL-listed/FM-approved pumps, GRP tanks, and certified piping.
Trenching, underground main piping, jointing, pump house fitting, and tank erection.
Hydrostatic pipe testing, pitot flow tests, and full-load NFPA 20 pump testing.
Documentation upload, Civil Defense inspection management, and Salamah approval.
Unprotected structural steel loses its load-bearing capacity at approximately 550°C. We apply specialized coatings and board systems engineered to delay thermal transfer, preventing building collapse during intense fires.
During power loss and heavy smoke accumulation, low-level illumination marks critical escape routes to ensure swift, orderly evacuation per NFPA 101.
Our certified installation teams deploy across all primary commercial hubs, MODON industrial cities, and giga-project developments in the Kingdom.
We tailor every hydraulic installation to match the specific fire load, hazard class, and operational footprint of Saudi Arabia’s key economic sectors.
Comprehensive physical inspections of existing wall penetrations, fire door gaps, hardware functionality, and structural steel coatings.
Every firestop installation is labeled, mapped, and logged into an official digital asset register for Civil Defense compliance.
Final documentation submission, including UL/FM design certificates, product technical data sheets, and site audit logs to secure Civil Defense clearance.
Comprehensive physical inspections of existing wall penetrations, fire door gaps, hardware functionality, and structural steel coatings.
Every firestop installation is labeled, mapped, and logged into an official digital asset register for Civil Defense compliance.
Final documentation submission, including UL/FM design certificates, product technical data sheets, and site audit logs to secure Civil Defense clearance.
Whether retrofitting an active facility or preparing a tender submission, our certified engineers provide fast-track site audits, code compliance verification, and itemized estimates.
Active systems (sprinklers, alarms) require detection or manual action to suppress fires. Passive fire protection is built into the structure (fire doors, firestopping, intumescent paint) to automatically contain fire spread and protect egress routes.
Fire doors in commercial and industrial facilities must undergo physical inspection at least annually. Checks include verifying seal integrity, self-closing mechanisms, latch engagement, and maximum perimeter gaps (typically ≤ 3mm).
Salamah portal licensing takes 5 to 10 business days following inspection. Final approval requires certified product listings, as-built installation logs, and passing physical inspection by Civil Defense auditors.
Ensure your passive fire protection and emergency exits fully comply with SBC 801 standards and Civil Defense guidelines. Submit project requirements to receive an itemized BOQ estimate.
Bahrah, 23342, Jeddah, KSA
sales@triad.sa
Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (AST)
