ISOPARTNER Expands Fire Protection Offering with New Polyseam Raised Access Floor Barrier System

New Polyseam protection innovation for underfloor voids

ISOPARTNER has announced the latest addition to its growing portfolio of fire protection solutions, reinforcing its ongoing commitment to introducing innovative products to the Irish construction industry.

Recognising the critical importance of passive fire protection in modern building design, the company has enhanced its range with the introduction of the Protecta FR Board Raised Access Floor (RAF) Barrier. This high-performance fire-stopping solution is specifically designed to restore fire compartmentation within underfloor voids.

The Protecta FR fire board system creates a certified linear seal beneath raised access floors, effectively preventing the spread of fire, smoke, and toxic gases through concealed cavities. The barrier can be installed with or without penetrating services and has been rigorously tested to meet the highest fire safety standards.

Versatile performance and commitment to industry needs

Suitable for a wide range of applications—including data centres, commercial offices, healthcare facilities, and educational buildings—the system ensures that critical services such as cables and ductwork remain properly fire-stopped. In addition, it helps control sound and air transmission between compartments, contributing to improved overall building performance.

ISOPARTNER also offers a wide range of specialised products tailored for data centre environments, supporting the sector’s growing demand for high-performance, compliant, and reliable infrastructure solutions.

Alongside its robust safety credentials, the Protecta FR Board RAF Barrier delivers a clean, professional finish, simplifying service routing while supporting efficient and compliant building design.

This latest product launch underscores ISOPARTNER’s continued focus on delivering advanced, reliable solutions that meet the evolving needs of the construction sector.

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