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With STÖBICH textile fire and smoke protection closures, you remain flexible! There are virtually no limits to the planning possibilities.

Trend topic "New Work": How do we want to work today, in 10 or even in 50 years? What kind of rooms are needed for this? And how can structural fire protection be intelligently integrated into future-oriented architecture?

Structural fire protection is always a challenge. Especially when not only areas on one floor, but sections spanning several floors have to be sealed off: for example in the case of staircases such as in the future-oriented, sustainable new building of the Juridicum at Kiel University (CAU for short).

For some time now, trade fairs, events and discussions have been taking place almost exclusively on digital platforms. We have adapted to this and started to make our products tangible online as well.

Wir haben diesen berühmten Designleitsatz umgedreht. Warum? Der Architektur zuliebe und weil wir offene Raumkonzepte mögen. Dass und wie der Spagat zwischen Ästhetik und Brandschutz bei Atrien gelingen kann, zeigt eindrucksvoll der außergewöhnliche Neubau des Verwaltungsgebäudes Südwestmetall in Esslingen.

Many building-related fire protection measures are required to satisfy valid building regulations, guidelines and insurance conditions. Fire and smoke protection solutions play an important role here. The onus should be on function following form to respect the architectural design.

In many cases the required fire sections are not straight, but are bent or at an angle due to the design of the building.

For many architects, textile fire protection curtains are an aesthetic alternative to fire protection doors, gates or dampers. These curtain systems are also seen as a great solution when space is tight or if there are large openings, which is why they are growing in popularity among planners.

Automatic conveyor systems are the lifeline for many companies. They guarantee continuous flows of material and goods by transporting these items to all areas in the company, through openings in fire walls and ceilings. This is where so-called conveyor system closures are used.

It is a long road from developing the usage concept through to commissioning a logistics centre or a building with an intralogistics infrastructure.

A textile withstanding a temperature of more than 1000 °C which remains intact for several hours? A fabric with a thickness of 1 mm which reduces the passage of radiation by approx. 90 % (to put it simply)? Come and see the performance capability of modern fire protection textiles in a live fire test.

Numerous prizes and awards for innovative fire protection solutions prove that Stöbich products satisfy the highest of aesthetic and architectural standards for building concepts.