A campfire reflective barrier for protecting a user from exposure to wind while concurrently providing heat reflection from a campfire or other associated energy sources is provided. The campfire reflective barrier includes a first panel affixed to an adjacent second panel via a hinge. The panels form a heat reflecting and wind deflecting shield. Each panel includes a first side having a heat reflecting element that can reflect heat and a second side for deflecting wind. In one embodiment, the heat reflecting element is formed in a bubble arrangement to provide a highly reflective surface so as so reflect the heat generated by the campfire. In some embodiments, the panels are reconfigurable and joinable with other campfire reflective barriers to form a continuous shield.

This disclosure herein may relate to various embodiments of a personal fire protection enclosure. The personal fire protection enclosure may comprise a fire suppression blanket made of fire-resistant material. The fire suppression blanket may have a lattice that may define a multiplicity of openings. An upper portion may further have one long side, two short sides, an angled side, and similarly be made of fire-resistant material. Further disclosed may be a lower portion having two long sides and two short sides and made likewise be made of fire-resistant material. The lower portion may further have a fold flap. A coupling strip may optionally be used and may be adapted to connect the fire suppression blanket to the ground portion if so used.

This disclosure herein may relate to various embodiments of a fire protection enclosure which may utilize a fire suppression blanket made of fire-resistant material. The fire suppression blanket may have a lattice. The fire protection enclosure may further have a frame which may have a first hinge, a second hinge, a first ground frame arm, a first support arm, a second support arm, a second ground frame arm, a first leg, and a second leg and may optionally include an intermediate support arm. There may be any number of intermediate support arm present, dependent on the specific environment of use. Additionally disclosed may be a draw member connected to the first ground frame arm. Additionally disclosed may be a plurality of fire panels made of fire-resistant material and connected together to form a fire cover therein, the fire cover may be reversibly attached to the frame.

Fire protection systems and methods provide for the protection of horizontal concealed interstitial spaces of either a solid wood joist, open bar joist or open truss construction system. The systems and methods provide and locate fire protection sprinklers to define localized heat detection areas that are over 1000 sq. ft, at least 2000 sq. ft., over 2000 sq. ft. and/or otherwise unconfined by draft curtains or other barriers.

Fire protection systems and methods provide for the protection of horizontal concealed interstitial spaces of either a solid wood joist, open bar joist or open truss construction system. The systems and methods provide and locate fire protection sprinklers to define localized heat detection areas that are over 1000 sq. ft, at least 2000 sq. ft., over 2000 sq. ft. and/or otherwise unconfined by draft curtains or other barriers.

A side guide for a smoke or fire curtain comprises: a pair of sides defining a channel and having in-turning lips at one end defining an opening; and at least one strip of a fire-proof material extending from at least one side and directed towards a centre of the channel, extending the length of the side and of a width to contact a curtain deployed between the sides,
wherein when the curtain is deployed in the side guide the strip contacts the curtain and forms a barrier to passage of smoke through the side guide, and
wherein the strip is arranged such that on contact with the curtain at least a portion of the strip is directed away from the opening and the strip does not pass through the lips.

A side guide for a smoke or fire curtain comprises: a pair of sides defining a channel and having in-turning lips at one end defining an opening; and at least one strip of a fire-proof material extending from at least one side and directed towards a centre of the channel, extending the length of the side and of a width to contact a curtain deployed between the sides,
wherein when the curtain is deployed in the side guide the strip contacts the curtain and forms a barrier to passage of smoke through the side guide, and
wherein the strip is arranged such that on contact with the curtain at least a portion of the strip is directed away from the opening and the strip does not pass through the lips.

A fastener overlay assembly at an interface between first and second curtain segments of a rolling smoke/fire curtain positioned at an opening in a structure, the curtain segments having leading edges affixed to a bottom bar and extend between opened and closed positions by winding on a barrel assembly, each curtain segment connectable to the other curtain segment by a fastener during unwinding. The overlay assembly has an overlay strip with a leading edge proximate a leading edge of the curtain segment(s); and a retractable overlay collector roller attached to a first end of the overlay strip and configured to allow the overlay strip to unwind from a collector roller synchronously with the winding and unwinding of the curtain segments, wherein the retractable fastener overlay strip is arranged, in its extended position, in front of or behind the fastener that connects the first and second curtain segments.

The invention relates to a curtain providing a barrier against light, noise, heat, fire and electromagnetic radiations. The curtain comprises two textile layers, each having a combination of non-woven textile material and woven textile material, subjected to a fire-proofing treatment; an inner layer sandwiched between the textile layers and formed by sound insulation wool; and a cover layer adjacent to the outer side of one of the textile layers, formed by a metal selected from the group consisting of aluminum and copper. The curtain as a whole has a total thickness between 0.5 cm and 3 cm.

The invention relates to a curtain providing a barrier against light, noise, heat, fire and electromagnetic radiations. The curtain comprises two textile layers, each having a combination of non-woven textile material and woven textile material, subjected to a fire-proofing treatment; an inner layer sandwiched between the textile layers and formed by sound insulation wool; and a cover layer adjacent to the outer side of one of the textile layers, formed by a metal selected from the group consisting of aluminum and copper. The curtain as a whole has a total thickness between 0.5 cm and 3 cm.