Fire Alarm Systems – Prisons
A prison is a building used to house those who have committed a crime or are awaiting trial. Prisons are a place for confinement and are, therefore, used as punishment for illegal actions. There are many prisons located all around the world, some of which are at a higher security level than others.
Fire Alarm Systems – Council Offices
Council offices or houses provide office space for elected council members and other council departments such as housing, planning, transport and building control. Most districts and cities in the UK have council offices which may include committee rooms and banqueting suites, as well as many other private or shared spaces.
Hybrid Fire Detection for Office Buildings
Office buildings, also known as office blocks or business centres, are a type of commercial building that provides office space for one or more companies. Office blocks can be built in almost any location. However, there are many factors to be considered such as legal and technical requirements and other considerations such as security and flexibility of layout.
Eurofyre Supply Hybrid Fire Alarm System for Prestigious London Property
Eurofyre was recently involved with the supply of a hybrid fire alarm system for a prestigious residential property in Highgate, London.
Fire Alarm Systems for Museums
A museum is a building which houses objects of a cultural, artistic, historical or scientific nature which are stored and exhibited. Museums are permanent institutions within society and are open to the public, whereby a lot of research, exhibitions, committees and academic trips are carried out.
