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CeaseFire PFP Ceasefire provides passive fire installation, inspection, rectification, certification and documentation across NSW and the ACT.

Ceasefire PFP is a leading passive fire protection in Australia servicing NSW and the ACT providing a range of passive fire services. Our projects have included both new construction builds, restorations, and repairs. We work closely with a range of manufacturers and suppliers to install only passive fire systems that are tested and approved to the standards required by the National Construction Code (NCC) otherwise known as the Building Code of Australia (BCA). All of our passive fire work is installed and certified to comply with the relevant Australian Standards listed in AS1530.4 and AS4072.1. We offer an end-to-end client experience that includes seamless communication, on-site organization, certification and quality work every time. Ceasefire PFP are leading fire protection system suppliers offering services including vermiculite spray, penetration seals, intumescent paint and more. WHAT WE DO
Our passive fire protection services include:

Fire seals and penetration seals. Intumescent paint to structural steel. Vermiculite spray to structural steel and duct. Fyrespray & Fyrewrap for duct fire protection. Textured ceilings (“popcorn ceilings”)
Fire and smoke barriers. FRL upgrades to floors and walls.

Passive Fire Defect of the Week: Damaged Fire-Rated WallsA fire-rated wall is only effective if the wall system remains ...
05/10/2026

Passive Fire Defect of the Week: Damaged Fire-Rated Walls

A fire-rated wall is only effective if the wall system remains intact.

Damage to plasterboard, missing sections, unprotected openings, incorrect repairs or poorly reinstated lightweight construction can compromise the required FRL.

Repairs need to match the tested wall system and be properly documented.

Ceasefire PFP inspects and rectifies passive fire defects affecting fire-rated walls and lightweight construction.

Passive fire documentation should not be left until the end of the project.At handover, builders need to show that insta...
29/09/2026

Passive fire documentation should not be left until the end of the project.

At handover, builders need to show that installed systems match tested evidence and project requirements. That means clear records, system references, locations, photos, inspections and certification.

Poor documentation can turn completed works into unresolved defects.

Ceasefire PFP supports builders with passive fire installation, inspection, rectification and handover documentation.

Passive fire systems can be compliant on day one and compromised later.New cabling, tenancy changes, access panel works,...
21/09/2026

Passive fire systems can be compliant on day one and compromised later.

New cabling, tenancy changes, access panel works, damage to walls and follow-on trades can all affect fire-stopping and fire-rated construction.

Ongoing inspection helps identify these issues before they become major compliance problems.

Ceasefire PFP provides passive fire inspections, defect reports, rectification and documentation for commercial buildings, strata properties and construction projects.

Fire-rated bulkheads and enclosures are often used where services need to be protected while maintaining fire separation...
08/09/2026

Fire-rated bulkheads and enclosures are often used where services need to be protected while maintaining fire separation.

They can be a practical solution for construction projects, refurbishments and complex service routes where standard pe*******on treatments are not suitable.

The key is selecting a tested system that suits the required FRL, service layout, fixing method and site conditions.

Ceasefire PFP installs fire-rated bulkheads and enclosures with supporting documentation and certification.

Passive Fire Defect of the Week: Missing or Incorrect Fire CollarsFire collars are not one-size-fits-all.The collar need...
01/09/2026

Passive Fire Defect of the Week: Missing or Incorrect Fire Collars

Fire collars are not one-size-fits-all.

The collar needs to suit the pipe material, pipe size, substrate, FRL, orientation and tested installation detail. A collar that is missing, undersized, incorrectly fixed or installed on the wrong substrate may not provide the required fire performance.

Ceasefire PFP inspects, rectifies and certifies passive fire systems across NSW and the ACT.

A useful passive fire defect report should do more than say “non-compliant”.A good report should clearly identify the lo...
26/08/2026

A useful passive fire defect report should do more than say “non-compliant”.

A good report should clearly identify the location, service type, wall or floor construction, FRL requirement, defect description, photos, recommended rectification and close-out status.

Clear reporting makes it easier for builders, facility managers and building owners to understand the risk, plan the rectification works and maintain a reliable compliance record.

Ceasefire PFP provides practical passive fire inspections, defect reporting and rectification support.

Why annular gaps matter in fire-stopping.The gap around a service pe*******on can determine whether a fire-stopping syst...
18/08/2026

Why annular gaps matter in fire-stopping.

The gap around a service pe*******on can determine whether a fire-stopping system is compliant.

If the opening is too large, too small or outside the tested limits, the system may not perform as intended. This is why the substrate, service type, opening size, annular gap, FRL and installation detail all need to be checked before a product is selected.

Passive fire compliance is not guesswork. It needs to be matched to tested evidence.

Passive Fire Defect of the Week: Incorrectly Treated PVC Pipe PenetrationsPVC pipe pe*******ons are one of the most comm...
03/08/2026

Passive Fire Defect of the Week: Incorrectly Treated PVC Pipe Penetrations

PVC pipe pe*******ons are one of the most common areas where passive fire defects occur.

The correct treatment depends on the pipe size, wall or floor type, FRL requirement, opening size and tested system. In many cases, simply sealing around the pipe is not enough.

Ceasefire PFP helps builders and building owners identify the correct tested system, rectify non-compliant installations and provide supporting documentation.

Fire-rated product does not always mean compliant system.Using a fire-rated sealant, collar, wrap or board does not auto...
27/07/2026

Fire-rated product does not always mean compliant system.

Using a fire-rated sealant, collar, wrap or board does not automatically mean the installation is compliant.

Passive fire systems need to match tested system details, including the wall or floor type, service type, opening size, annular gap, FRL, backing material, sealant depth and fixing method.

This is why correct system selection, inspection, documentation and certification matter.

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Suite 651, Level 6, 150 George Street, Parramatta
Sydney, NSW
2150

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