Passive Firestop Products & System

Choosing the right partner for your fire safety needs is essential for long-term structural integrity and
compliance. Here is why IEP is the preferred choice for developers and contractors across Malaysia:

• Project-Based Guidance & Support
  IEP provides more than just products. Where engaged, guidance and support can be offered throughout the project
  lifecycle—from understanding authority approvals and insurance considerations to installation and inspection
  advice—helping ensure firestop systems are applied in line with local standards.
• Superior Firestop Sealant Technology
  IEP’s commercial-grade
  fire stopper sealant
  is engineered for the Malaysian market, delivering a practical balance of price and performance. It provides an
  economical solution for common firestop applications without compromising safety requirements.
• End-to-End Accountability
  By being involved across design coordination, supply, and certification stages, IEP helps reduce compliance risks
  and supports a seamless, audit-ready fire protection strategy.

At IEP, we bridge the gap between technical complexity and practical application. When you look for Firestop
Malaysia expertise, you are choosing a partner focused on performance, compliance, and confidence under pressure.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1.What is passive fire protection, and why is it essential in Malaysia?

Passive fire protection helps slow the spread of fire and smoke through walls, floors, and building openings.
It supports safer evacuation and helps buildings meet local fire safety and insurance requirements.

2.What do firestop solutions usually include?

Firestop solutions typically cover sealing of cable and pipe penetrations, joints, and service gaps using
appropriate products and methods to maintain the integrity of fire-rated walls and floors.

3.How does IEP support a passive fire protection project from start to finish?

Where engaged, IEP can support the project lifecycle from understanding authority and insurance requirements to
product selection and guidance on installation and inspection, helping ensure systems are applied correctly.

4.How do I choose the right firestop solution for my building?

Start with three basics: what’s passing through the opening (cables or pipes), where the opening is located
(wall or floor), and the fire rating required. These details help match the correct firestop system.

5.Why use one provider instead of mixing different firestop products and methods?

Using a single provider helps maintain system consistency, reduces on-site errors, and simplifies documentation
and checks—especially when an audit-ready fire protection approach is required.