Must ONLY be viewed on a decent size screen - not a mickey mouse mobile...!
The ABOVE EMAIL says it all
note date 6 May 2025
THE £285,000 INTERNALS SHOULD HAVE INCLUDED FIRE DOORS AND BEEN INTELLIGENTLY PROGRESSED DURING THE INTERNALS WORKS IF OUR MANAGEMENT HAD EVEN BASIC ECONOMIC COMMON SENSE....
Made even more incompetent by NOT having
used FIRE RETARDANT products to coat all wooden surfaces in the communal areas of Mitre House during the £285,000 recent INTERNALS only fiasco?
And if you wanna
see what a £25,000
Floor Clean looks like after 15 months and Cleaners costing £8000pa then this will amuse... unless you're a lessee paying £10,000pa SERVICE CHARGES....
Looks more like a Morgue - or as one tenant was heard to say
"I wish it was, as a morgue has a better ambience!"
FIRE RETARDANT PRODUCTS
ONLY
U-Know-Who
WOULD
SIGN OFF
THESE
WORKS AS
ACCEPTABLE
FOR AN EYE WATERING
£285,000...
Working alongside a QR code provider we are pleased to offer our clients the opportunity for each report to be viewed using a smart device whilst onsite. In order to review the last report on either a communal fire door or residential fire door, simply hold your camera phone to the QR code. Whilst hovering over the QR code a link will be displayed taking you to the most recent report. The QR code is placed on a sticker on each door and the link updated on the completion of an inspection report.
As previously mentioned, each sticker is placed upon each fire door with the QR code and a unique reference number. The unique reference number is also noted within the inspection report so it can be easily crossed referenced and reviewed.
Any lessee
want to guess
how much our incompetent Directors spent on renovating ALL the wood panelling, doors etc in the Communal Areas with NON FLAME RETARDANT PRODUCTS???
Welcome To Bleak House
FIRE DOORS
are obviously considered the least of our problems given we are
now PAYING for the SEVENTH INSPECTION & REPORT since 2006...
...anybody wanna make a guess what we've wasted for the
SEVEN FIRE REPORTS HAVE COST to date?
"...it's only Rock 'n Roll...?
Kester and his team of trained fire door inspectors can assist you in ensuring that your building complies with the new regulations. The following information explains how the inspection reports are produced, along with an example QR code. The QR codes are placed upon a sticker on each fire door along with a unique reference number.
The onsite inspections are recorded using a world leading fire door and compliance software. The software allows us to produce an inspection report within 24 hours of undertaking the survey onsite. It also provides you with a summary of each site along with a more detailed report of each door. Using this software also allows us to list any works required to the doors onsite, along with a cost of undertaking these works. We can also notify you of any upcoming inspections to ensure that a continuous audit is in place.
Must ONLY be viewed on a decent size screen - not a mickey mouse mobile...!
From 23 January 2023, those responsible for all multiple-occupancy residential buildings in England
with storeys over 11 meters in height must:
Undertake quarterly checks of all fire doors (including self-closing devices) in the common parts.
Undertake – on a best endeavour basis – annual checks of all flat entrance doors (including self-closing devices) that
lead onto a building’s common parts.
To make wood panelling fire resistant, you can treat it with fire-retardant coatings, oils, paints, or impregnations. These treatments can either be applied to the surface or infused into the wood using pressure, and they help slow down the spread of flames and reduce smoke. Additionally, some types of wood are naturally more fire-resistant than others.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
1. Fire-Retardant Treatments:
Surface Treatments:
These involve applying fire-retardant coatings, paints, or sprays to the wood's surface. This method is relatively easy to apply but might not offer the same level of long-term protection as pressure impregnation.
Pressure Impregnation:
This process involves forcing fire-retardant chemicals deep into the wood's fibers under high pressure. This method provides more durable and long-lasting protection because the chemicals become an integral part of the wood.
2. Fire-Retardant Products:
Intumescent Paints:
These paints swell and foam when exposed to heat, creating an insulating layer that helps protect the wood. They can be applied in various colors or clear finishes.
Fire-Retardant Liquids:
These can be used on both interior and exterior wood surfaces, including decking, sheds, and fencing. They soak into the wood and can be used with other finishes like wood stain or varnish.
Specialty Fire-Resistant Coatings:
There are also specialized coatings, like the one from Arkland company, that offer durable flame resistance and can be applied to wood panels.
3. Choosing the Right Treatment:
Consider the type of wood and the desired level of protection.
For long-term protection, pressure impregnation is often preferred.
Surface treatments are suitable for less demanding applications or when long-term protection is not as critical.
Consult with fire safety professionals or building codes to ensure the chosen treatment meets the required standards for your specific application.
4. Natural Fire Resistance:
Some wood species, like Brazilian Walnut and IPE, are naturally more fire-resistant than others.
These species can be used for paneling without requiring additional fire-retardant treatments.
These species can be used for panelling without requiring additional fire-retardant treatments.
"FIRE DOORS" FIASCO 2006 - 2025
Can any lessee believe our FIFTH set of agents in seven years; DNGBM,
have just announced, wait for it, our SEVENTH FIRE DOORS report,
this time from FENCHURCH FACILITIES (another £850 wasted)
who will attend and attach a "bar code" sticker on all flat doors
on 26th August 2025 when of course EVERYBODY is on holiday and
EXACTLY what SAMAS' KARNTEK did a year ago on 24th June 2024,
all as advised to DNGBM in the email below dated 6 May 2025?
Lessees can check their own FRONT DOORS
if in any doubt.... YES... it's ALL BEEN DONE BEFORE - so why on earth do we need yet another INSPECTION - what we need is a manufacturer and INSTALLER
These Bar Code Stickers are what KARNTEK left
on all doors last year on 24th June...
So God knows WHY we need FENCHURCH to do
another inspection as they don't manufacture
nor install FIRE DOORS....???????