More than 250 Taurus devices from world-leading wireless fire system supplier Hyfire have been installed in The Bristol Port Company’s office complex, bolstering its fire safety infrastructure to meet the highest standards.
The historic home of the Worshipful Company of Cutlers, in the heart of the City of London, is now protected by cutting edge wireless fire devices from Hyfire.
Many older educational buildings are suffering from RAAC deterioration, requiring urgent and innovative solutions to keep young people in school.
Keighley’s historic Timothy Taylor’s Brewery, renowned for its popular Landlord cask ale, recently received a significant fire safety upgrade carried out by PWP Fire & Security.
Following a successful partnership with Norwegian fire systems pioneer Holta & Håland Safety, Hyfire has announced the completion of a second groundbreaking project at Randabergporten, a landmark office building located in Randabergveien, Stavanger.
The Africa Centre, an acclaimed outpost of African culture in the heart of Southwark, South London, was recently refurbished with the installation of 158 cutting edge Taurus wireless fire devices from Hyfire.
Hyfire has completed the first project in Norway to feature its world-leading Taurus wireless fire devices, in partnership with Norwegian fire systems leader Holta & Håland Safety.
The Notts Golf Club benefits from cutting edge fire protection thanks to the installation of more than 100 wireless fire devices from Hyfire’s world-leading Taurus range.
As part of £35 million project to conserve Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, a complex fire system designed around Hyfire’s wireless Taurus range has been installed to provide protection during works on the famous warship.
