Fire & Smoke Curtains for Theaters

When it comes to protecting large crowds, such as in a theater, Smoke Guard fire and smoke curtains are a great options.

Smoke Guard smoke & fire curtains can be easily integrated into a theater’s design to meet all necessary building codes and not interfere with the elegant design of most theaters. In fact, fire curtains can be designed to stay completely out of sight except in the case of emergency when they deploy automatically, often triggered by fire alarms.

Flexible fire curtains serve to segment the source of fire or smoke to provide time for all patrons to exit safely. As you can imagine, this can be quite the task for a theater considering exiting can be quite the traffic jam even during non-emergency times.

Whether you are doing some renovations or starting new construction, call the fire safety specialists at Smoke Guard today. We can help design a solution that protects the audience, staff and emergency responders.

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