Reinforced concrete ceiling
All systems usable — standard case. Observe minimum thickness per approval.
Protection against vertical fire spread. Ceiling penetrations are particularly critical from a fire protection perspective: through the chimney effect a fire spreads vertically faster than horizontally. Higher requirements therefore apply — in execution, documentation and inspection.

Ceiling seals protect against vertical fire spread. The chimney effect means hot fire gases rise — an open or defective ceiling penetration becomes a building-wide fire spread within minutes. Vertical shafts without sealing act like a chimney. Higher temperatures in the penetration area also impose stricter material requirements. In high-rise buildings F90-AB (non-combustible materials) often applies; the approval must explicitly cover the ceiling construction.
Each ceiling type requires its own ceiling-specific approval. We know the limits of every system.
All systems usable — standard case. Observe minimum thickness per approval.
Soft seal, mortar and modular systems — check product-specific approval, not every system is released.
Approval must explicitly cover the trapezoidal construction — voids between corrugations must be closed.
Particularly critical — soft seal and special systems with timber-construction approval. Specialist planning required.
Only with specific approval — often enclosure of the tray with fire-protective cladding required.
Special solutions — usually a combination of seal and enclosure in data centres.
With electrical and drywall trades — ceiling penetrations are considered early in planning.
Hilti, Promat, Würth, Rockwool, Roxtec, Hauff — we know the respective ceiling approvals.
Timber beam ceiling, hollow ceiling, trapezoidal sheet — with special systems and possibly enclosure.
Photo, as-built plan, declaration of conformity.
Also in existing ceilings — see retrofit detail page.
We check your floor slabs and install compliant seals — including for difficult ceiling types.