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Fire Stop Work Installation & Application
Method Statement
Scope: This method statement covers the installation of Hilti Fire
stop Wok which is also applicable for any other brand of fire stop
system by integrating their specific requirements for effective fire
stop application.
References:
Approved Project
Quality Plan
Approved Project
HSE Plan
Approved Material

Management Plan
Material approval for
Material approval for
Fire stop work
Technical Literature
and method from
material supplier
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Responsibilities:
The project /
construction manager shall be responsible for the overall
implementation of this method statement, and to ensure that
section engineer and general foremen are well informed of its
requirements. He is responsible for:
Providing all required resources in terms of Manpower,
Equipment and Material
Controlling the coordination between all involved parties to
ensure Safety, Quality and schedule requirements are met.
The Section Engineer and General Foreman in-charge shall be
responsible for:
To control and ensure the construction work is carried out to
the required contract specification and approved shop
drawings
To implement the permit to work PTW system as required by
HSE Procedure.
Notifying QC engineer and issuing the WIR (request for
inspection) in sufficient timely manner (normally 24 hours in
advance) when work is ready for inspection as detailed in the
relevant ITP.
Accompanying the Quality Engineer and CONSULTANT
Engineer for ongoing inspection and obtain his approval to
proceed.
The quality control manager shall be responsible for:
Reviewing all relevant documentation and test reports and
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prepare all handing over dossiers.
Clearing all non-conformances relevant to that activity.
C ea g a o co o a ces e e a t to t at act ty.
Ensuring that all activities subject to inspection are recorded
and cleared.
Controlling and organizing the inspection works.
Ensuring that inspections are carried out in a timely manner.
The Quality control engineer (QCE) shall be responsible for
To inspect and ensure the construction work is carried out to
the required contract specification and approved drawings
Informing the CONSULTANT/CLIENT via (WIR) Work Inspection
Request when his presence is required to carry out the
inspection as per the approved ITP.
Accompanying the client/consultant for inspection to release
the hold points
Safety Requirements to be implemented by HSE Officer &
Project Team
Prior to commencement of fire stop work, all activities shall be
coordinated with the MEP Project Safety Officer and PTW
holder, who will assess the associated risks if any, and monitor
the implementation of the work as per the Project Safety Plan
and liaise with the construction team to ensure a safe working
environment.
The concerned Supervisor/Foreman or Gang Leader to ensure
that all workers are equipped with their P.P.E throughout the
construction work.
MEP Safety Officer in charge in coordination with the
construction manager is to study, organize and control the
traffic flow during the operation of this working procedure for
fire stop work.
The Construction Manager in coordination with the MEP Safety
Officer, Store/Time keeper and Labor Camp Boss is to conduct
an induction session for all staff and workers involved with this
particular operation to ensure every person is well aware of his
obligation, work distribution and role.
The MEP Safety Officer in charge to organize and conduct
necessary periodic toolbox meetings for supervisory staff and
manpower, to ensure the construction team are well aware of
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safety requirements during the fire stop work.
Ensure adequate lightings are provided as required and
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manpower schedule shifting incase the works went beyond the
normal working hours.
Ensure individual water bottles are provided to all the work
force and appropriate capacity of Water Thermos available in
the work area during summer.
Necessary Tools and Equipment:
Following tools shall be arranged before starting the job of fire
stop work.
General Electrical Toolbox
Hacksaw blade – To cut the rock wool (back filling material)
Knife – After the installation to cut the cured fire sealant when
the time of inspection
Measuring Tape – To measure the sealant thickness when the
time of inspection
Torch light – To check the penetration when the time of
inspection
A Shaped Ladder – To access the penetrations at height and
areas with multiple penetration.
Scaffolding – To access the penetrations at height of above 3
meters.
Fire Foam Gun – To dispense the fire rated foam to the
required locations.
Cleaning Brush – To remove and clean the dirt in the
application areas.
Scrapper – To Scrap and clean the dirt in the application area.
Mason Spoon – To level the sealant and make the smooth
finish.
Level tools – To make the surface finish smooth and level.
Mixing Bucket – To mix the fire rated compound materials for
application.
Wet Cloths – To wipe off the dirt and stains on the application
areas.
Safety requirement tools such as safety shoes, safety helmet,
safety glasses, fluorescent vest, and safety gloves to ensure
maximum ability of Safe
Dust mask when required.
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Prior to Start Fire Stop Work
Prior to Start Fire Stop Work
PTW must be secured before starting the work.
Install the Necessary barricades and signages.
Ensure work place is available and clear of all other trade
activities.
Ensure that the work area is ready and safe to start the
installation of Fire Stop Work.
Ensure adequate lightings are provided as required and incase
the works went beyond the normal working hours (Night).
General Sequence of Fire Stop
Work
Check all material delivered to site is inspected properly by
QA/QC Engineer and check if it is stored properly.
MIR shall be raised for the inspection of materials, received at
site to the Client.
Work shall be carried out by the site staff under strict
supervision and guidance of the concerned Supervisors /
Foremen / Engineers.
The QA/QC Engineer shall check all the installations as per the
Installation Check list.
WIR shall be prepared by MEP QA/QC Engineer and will be
submitted to Client for their inspection and approval.
QA/QC Engineer shall coordinate with other contractors and
arrange inspection for installation to the Client.
QA/QC Engineer is responsible for all installation activities for
getting the work inspected and approved by Client.
CONSULTANT QA/QC along with MEP QA/QC and MAIN
CONTRACTORQA/QC shall be involved with all Inspections as
determined.
Handling and storage:
On receipts of the fire stop work material at site, necessary
precautions shall be taken for unloading, shifting and storage,
as follows:
On the floor, the units will be stored in a clean, dry place and
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adequate covering by tarpaulin sheets will be done to protect
the equipment from deposition of construction dust till it is
finally shifted to its foundation.
All Material received will be checked to ensure that they are
complying with the approved material submittals in terms of
their make, model, type, capacity, etc.,
Any discrepancy or damages etc., it will be notified and
reported immediately for further action. It should be noted on
the carrier’s freight bill. Damage claims should be filed with the
carrier immediately.
Material found not suitable for site use will be removed
immediately from site and the same will be replaced by correct
equipment.
Site Engineers have to ensure that all material used at site are
of free from any damages or deformities of any kind. Units
found not suitable for site use will be removed immediately
and the same will be replaced by correct item.
SUMMARY OF SYSTEMS AND MATERIAL
APPLICATIONS
SI
NO
MATERIAL
APPLICATION
1
CP 606
Used as a Resistant gap
Filler
2
FS ONEMAX
Used as an Intumescent
Firestop Mastic
3
CP 636
Firestop Mortar
4
CP 648 E
Endless Wrap Strip
5
CP 648ER
Retaining Collar
6
Rock Wool
Back Filling Material
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SI.NO
Penetration
passing
through
Wall/Slab
Type of
Penetrations
Max size of
Penetrations
Insulatio
thicknes
FIRE FIGHTING / METAL PIPE (GYPSUM WALL)
1
METAL
PIPE
WALL
UPTO
6”
–
0
to
2”
ROCKWOOL
+ CP 606
2HR
PVC / UPVC/ CPVC PIPES (GYPSUM WALL)
2
PVC
PIPE
WALL
UPTO
2”
3”
–
Nom
5/16”
3/8”
CP
648E
2
–
HR 
–
3
PVC
PIPE
WALL
3”
&
4”
–
3/8”
to
½”
CP
648E
2
HR
–
PP-R PIPE (GYPSUM WALL)
4
PP-R
PIPE
WALL
Up
to
6”
–
3/16”
to13/6”
CP
648E
+ FS
ONE
MAX
2
HR
2
HR
INSULATED PPR PIPE (GYPSUM WALL) (FIBER GLASS
INSULATION
5
INSULATED
PPR PIPE
WALL
Up
to
2”
½”
to
11/2”
3/8”
to
11/8”
CP
648E
+
FS
2
HR
–
ONE
MAX
IMP (INSULATED COPPER /STEEL PIPE)-(GYPSUM WALL)
RUBBER INSULATION
6
IMP
PIPE
WALL
UPTO
4”
¾”
½”
TO
5/8”
ROCKWOOL
+ FS ONE
ma
2
HR
–
5/8
max
DUCT WITH DAMPER-(GYPSUM WALL)
7
DUCT
WITH
DAMPER
WALL
80”
X
60”
–
0
to
2”
CP
606
2
HR
–
CABLE TRAY (GYPSUM WALL)
8
CABLE
TRAY
WALL
24”
X
4”
–
11/2”
TO
6”
FS One
Max +
Rockwool
2
HR
METAL PIPE – (CONCRETE WALL/SLAB)
9
METAL
PIPE
WALL
/SLAB
Up
to
8”
–
MIN.
1” to
MAX
2”
Rockwool
+
CP
606
2
HR

2
HR
PVC/CPVC/UPVC-(CONCRETE WALL/SLAB)
10
11
PVC
PIPE
PVC
PIPE
WALL
WALL
Up to
3”
–
¼” to
1-1/4”
3/8”
TO 11/8”
4”
Rockwool
+ FSONE
max
3
HR
CP 648E
+
3
HR
FSONE
max
CP 648E
+
12
PVC
PIPE
WALL
FSONE
0 TO
3/8”
6”
3HR
max +
CP 648ER
CP 648E
+
13
PVC
PIPE
SLAB
2”,3”,4”
& 6”
0”
TO3/8”
FS ONE
3HR
MAX +
CP 648
ER
PPR PIPES (CONCRETE WALL/SLAB)
PP-R
Up
CP
648E
+
3/16”

2
14
PP-R
PIPES
WALL
3/16
to 1”
to
6”
FS
3HR
2
HR
2
HR
2
HR
ONE
MAX
CP
648E
+
15
PP-R
PIPES
SLAB
Up
to
5”
–
0 TO
1”
FS
ONE
MAX
+
CP648
ER
INSULATED PPR PIPES (FIBER GLASS INSULATED)
(CONCRETE WALL/SLAB)
CP
648E
+
16
PP-R
PIPES
WALL/SLAB
Up
to
2”
½”
TO
11/2”
3/8”
TO
11/8
FS
2
HR
ONE
MAX

INSULATED STEEL /COPPER PIPE (CONCRETE WALL/FLOOR)
INSULATED STEEL /COPPER PIPE (CONCRETE WALL/FLOOR)
RUBBER INSULATION
17
INSULATED
STEEL/
COPPER
PIPE
WALL/SLAB
Up
to
4”
1”
0
TO
1”
FS ONE
MAX +
ROCKWOOL
CABLE TRAY (CONCRETE WALL/FLOOR)
18
19
CABLE
TRAY
CABLE
TRAY
WALL
SLAB
24”
X
4”
24”
to
2”
–
–
MIN.
1”
Min
1”
CP 636
3
HR
–
FS ONE
MAX +
CP 636
3HR
MORTAR
DUCT WITH FIRE DAMPER (CONCRETE WALL/FLOOR)
20
DUCT
WITH
FIRE
DAMPER
WALL/SLAB
67”
x
52”
1”
to
2”
CP 606
bead
on L
ANGLE
2
HR

–
METAL DUCT WITHOUT DAMPER
21
DUCT
WITHOUT
FIRE
DAMPER
WALL
100”
X
100”
0”
to
2”
CP 606/ FS
ONE MAX +
ROCKWOOL
2
HR
INSULATED METAL DUCT WITHOUT DAMPER (FIBER GLASS
INSULATION
22
INSULATED
DUCT
WITHOUT
FIRE
DAMPER
WALL
24”
X
12”
1”
TO 13/4””
FS ONE
MAX +
ROCKWOOL
Fire Stop System Application Method
Statements
METAL PIPE –up to 6” PASSING THROUGH GYPSUM WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 32-inch dia. In gypsum wall.
Penetration: up to 6” Metal pipe
Annular space: point contact min. 0” to max. 2”.
Fire stop material: CP 606- Fire Stop sealant + Rock Wool min
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(64 kg/m3)
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Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. 4¼ in. thickness of mineral wool min (64 kg/cu.m) tightly
packed into the opening as a permanent form. Packing
material to be recessed as required to accommodate the
required thickness of fill material.
5. Apply CP 606 fire stop sealant, for a thickness of 5/8 “inch or
1-1/4” inch. Within annulus, flush with both surfaces of wall
assembly for 1hr and 2 hr. fire rated wall assembly. At point
contact apply a min. for 1/2 “inch dia. bead of CP 606.at pipe/
wall interface at point of contact.
6. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
7. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
8. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
9. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
PVC PIPE –up to 2” PASSING THROUGH GYPSUM WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 3” inch dia. In gypsum wall
Penetration: up to 2”
Annular space: point contact min. 1/2” to max. 1”.
Fire stop work material: CP 648 E 1 LAYER
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
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Apply CP 648 E fire stop wrap, for one layer. Within annulus,
flush with both surfaces of wall assembly. .
Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
PVC PIPE –3” & 4” PASSING THROUGH GYPSUM WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 5-1/2-inch dia. In GYPSUM wall
Penetration: Nom. 3” & 4”
Annular space: point contact min. 1/2” to max. 1”.
Fire stop material: CP 648 E 2 LAYER
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. Apply CP 648 E fire stop wrap, for two layer individually
wrapped around the outer circumference of the pipe and slid
into the annular space such that wrap strip extends ¾” beyond
both the surfaces of wall. Butted ends in successive layer shall
be offset.
5. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
6. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
7. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
PPR PIPE – UPTO 6” PASSING THROUGH GYPSUM WALL
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Max Size of Opening: 8-inch dia In GYPSUM wall
Max. Size of Opening: 8 inch dia. In GYPSUM wall
Penetration: UPTO 6”
Annular space: point contact min. 3/16” to max. 1-3/16”.
Fire stop material: CP 648 E (1layer for up to 3”pipe, 2 layer for
4”pipe, 3 layer for 6”pipe) + FS ONE MAX
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. Cylindrical steel sleeve fabricated from min 0.016in thick
galvanized thick sheet and having a min of 1” lap long the
longitudinal seam to be installed by MEP contractor.
5. Apply CP 648 E fire stop wrap, 1 layer for up to 3” pipe, 2 layer
for 4” pipe and 3 layer for 6” pipe. Within annulus, flush with
both surfaces of wall assembly.
6. Apply min ¼” inch thickness of FS ONE MAX with in the
annulus flush with both the surfaces of wall
7. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
8. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
9. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
Note: If the Pipe is insulated and size of pipe increases more than
4”, Insulation must be removed till wall thickness
FIBER GLASS INSULATED PPR PIPE –up to 4” PASSING
THROUGH GYPSUM WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 6-1/2” inch dia. In gypsum wall.
Penetration: up to 4” FIBEGLASS INSULATED PPR pipe
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Annular space: point contact min. 3/8” to max. 1-1/8””.
Fire stop material: FS ONE max +2 LAYER CP 648E
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. Cylindrical steel sleeve fabricated from min 0.016in thick
galvanized thick sheet and having a min of 1” lap long the
longitudinal seam to be installed by MEP contractor.
5. Apply 2 LAYERS of CP 648 E fire stop wrap. Within annulus,
flush with both surfaces of wall assembly. .
6. Apply min ¼” inch thickness of FS ONE MAX with in the
annulus flush with both the surfaces of wall
7. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
8. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
9. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
INSULATED COPPER PIPE (RUBBER INSULATION) –UPTO 5”
PASSING THROUGH GYPSUM WALL
Max. Size of Opening: Nom .8 inch dia. In gypsum wall.
Penetration: up to 4”STEEL / Up to 2” Copper pipe + ¾” rubber
insulation
Annular space: point contact min. 1/2” to max. 5/8*”.
Fire stop material: FS ONE MAX – Fire Stop sealant + Rock Wool
min (64 kg/m3)
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Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. Nom 8 in. (203 mm) dia. (or smaller) Schedule 40 (or thinner)
steel sleeve cast into wall assembly with joint compound and
installed flush with wall surfaces.
5. 3¼ in. thickness of mineral wool min (64 kg/cu.m) tightly
packed into the opening as a permanent form. Packing
material to be recessed as required to accommodate the
required thickness of fill material.
6. Apply FS ONE MAX fire stop sealant, for a thickness of 3/4
“inch. Within annulus, flush with both surfaces of wall
assembly. .
7. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
8. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
9. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
10. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
METAL DUCT WITH FIRE DAMPER PASSING THROUGH
GYPSUM WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 82” X 62” Gypsum wall
Penetration: Nominal 80” x 60’’ Metal Duct with fire damper (or
smaller)
Annular space: min 0 (Point Contact) to max. 2”.
Fire stop material: CP 606 Fire stop Sealant
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
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3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. Steel angles as required by the damper manufacturer to
completely cover annular space (steel angles will be provided
by MEP CONTRACTOR). And overlap onto Gypsum wall
maximum at 1”inch
5. Minimum ½” bead Hilti CP 606 flexible fire stop sealant
applied at interface angle./ perimeter of the steel angle .
6. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
7. Provide permanent labelling stickers with U.L/Engineering
Judgment details for future maintenance reference by
mentioning installer details, system number & date of
installation
8. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
9. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
METHODS STATEMENT –CABLE TRAY UPTO 24” X 4”
PASSING THROUGH GYPSUM WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 40” X 8”
Penetration: 24” X 4” cable tray
Annular space: 0” TO 3”
Fire stop material: FS ONE MAX + Rockwool (density 64kg/m3)
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. Apply Min 5inch thick Mineral wool min (64 kg/cu.m) tightly
packed into the opening as a permanent form. Packing
material to be recessed as required to accommodate the
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required thickness of fill material.
5. Apply a min in 1/2 in. FS ONE MAX (13 mm) thickness of fill
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material applied within annulus, flush with both surfaces of
wall. A min 1/2 in. (13 mm) dia bead of fill material shall be
applied at the gypsum board/through penetrant interface at
point contact location on both surfaces of wall.
Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
FIRE FIGHTING (METAL PIPES) up to 8” PASSING THROUGH
CONCRETE WALL/BLOCK WALL/SLAB
Max. Size of opening: 10-1/2” dia. in concrete wall/slab
Penetration: up to 8” Metal pipe
Annular space: point contact min. 0 to max. 1”
Fire stop material: 1/4” CP 606- Fire Stop Work sealant + Rock
Wool min (64 kg/m3)
Application:
1. Use mobile scaffolding to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. 4¼ in. thickness of mineral wool min (64 kg/cu. m) tightly
packed into the opening as a permanent form. Packing
material to be recessed as required to accommodate the
required thickness of fill material.
5. Apply CP 606 fire stop sealant, for a thickness of ¼ inch.
Within annulus, flush with both surfaces of wall assembly and
top surface of floor assembly. At point contact apply a min. for
¼” dia. bead of CP606.to both the surface of wall and top
surface of slab.
6. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
7. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
8. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
9. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
PVC / UPVC PIPE – up to 3” PASSING THROUGH CONCRETE
WALL/BLOCK WALL/SLAB (WITH ANNULAR SPACE)
Max. Size of Opening: 5” dia. In concrete wall.
Penetration: Up to 3” PVC pipe
Annular space: point contact min. 1/4” to max. 1-1/4”.
Fire stop material: ½” FS ONE MAX + Rock Wool min (64
kg/m3)
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Above 3 meter height use scaffolding to access the
penetration. .
4. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
5. 4 inch. Thickness of mineral wool min (64 kg/cu.m) tightly
packed into the opening as a permanent form. Packing
material to be recessed as required to accommodate the
required thickness of fill material.
6. Apply FS ONE MAX fire stop sealant, for a thickness of ½ inch.
Within annulus, flush with both surfaces of wall assembly. At
point contact apply a min. for ½” dia bead of FS ONE MAX
7. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
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8. Provide permanent labelling stickers with U.L/Engineering
Judgment details for future maintenance reference by
Judgment details for future maintenance reference by
mentioning installer details, system number & date of
installation
9. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
10. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
PVC/UPVC – Up to 4” PASSING THROUGH CONCRETE
WALL/BLOCK WALL/SLAB (WITH ANNULAR SPACE)
Max. Size of Opening: 6 inch dia. in concrete wall
Penetration: 4” PVC Pipe
Annular space: min. ¼” to max. 1”
Fire stop material: 6mm FS ONE MAX fire stop work sealant + 2
layer CP 648 E
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Above 3 meter height use scaffolding to access the
penetration. .
4. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
5. 2 layers of CP 648-E wrap for 4’’pipe individually wrap around
the pipe with ends butted &held in place with tape. Butted
ends in successive layer shall be recessed max 1/4”to
accommodate FS-ONE Intumescent sealant. Wrap strip butted
tightly against both surface of the wall.
6. Apply FS ONE MAX fire stop sealant, for a thickness of 6 mm.
Within the annulus, both surfaces of wall.
7. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
8. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation

9. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
10 Check the installation after completion of ork and raise the
10. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
(PVC/CPVC/UPVC/ABS) up to 6’’ PASSING THROUGH
CONCRETE WALL/BLOCK WALL/SLAB
Max. Size of Opening: 7 inch dia. in concrete Wall
Penetration: PVC/CPVC/UPVC/ABS pipe 6’’
Annular space: as per attached UL approval
Fire stop material: CP 648-E Warp + Retaining Collar + FS-One
MAX fire stop work sealant.
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration. .
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Above 3 meter height use scaffolding to access the
penetration. .
4. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
5. If there is any minor gaps or air gaps, apply FS-ONE MAX for a
thickness of ¼” within the annulus and flush with both the
surfaces of wall.
6. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
7. 3 Layers of CP 648 E wrap for 6’’pipe individually wrap around
the pipe with ends butted &held in place with tape. Butted
ends in successive layer shall be offset. Wrap strip butted
tightly against the both the surfaces of wall
8. Wrap strip is to be secured to the pipe & both the surface of
wall tightly wrapped with the retaining/steel collar by at least
1” overlap, retaining collar to be fixed by Hilti concrete nails.
9. Securing of the collar may be accomplished with two metal
screws screwed through the overlapping portion of the collar.
The length of the metal screw shall not exceed the thickness of

the wrap strip.
10. Minor gaps if any after installing the wrap strip shall be sealed
with FS ONE in tumescent sealant.
11. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation.
12. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
13. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
(PVC/CPVC/UPVC/ABS) up to 6’’ PASSING THROUGH SLAB
(WITHOUT ANNULAR SPACE)
Max. Size of Opening: 7-inch dia. in concrete Floor.
Penetration: PVC/CPVC/UPVC/ABS pipe, 2”, 4”, 6’’
Annular space: as per attached UL approval
Fire stop work material: CP 648-E Warp + Retaining Collar +
FS-One MAX fire stop sealant.
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Above 3-meter height use scaffolding to access the
penetration.
4. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
5. If the pipe is insulated with rubber insulation / fiber glass
insulation, insulation must be removed where it is passing
through the Concrete Slab.
6. If there is any minor gaps or air gaps, apply FS-ONE MAX for a
thickness of ¼” within the annulus and flush with bottom
surface of floor.
7. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
8. 1 layer of CP 648E wrap for upto3” pipe, 2 layers for 4” pipe
and 3 Layers of CP 648 E wrap for 6’’pipe individually wrap
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around the pipe with ends butted &held in place with tape.
Butted ends in successive layer shall be offset. Wrap strip
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butted tightly against the bottom surface of floor.
9. Wrap strip is to be secured to the pipe & surface of slab tightly
wrapped with the retaining/steel collar by at least 1” overlap,
retaining collar to be fixed by Hilti concrete nails.
10. Securing of the collar may be accomplished with two metal
screws screwed through the overlapping portion of the collar.
The length of the metal screw shall not exceed the thickness of
the wrap strip.
11. Minor gaps if any after installing the wrap strip shall be sealed
with FS ONE MAX in tumescent sealant.
12. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation.
13. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
14. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
Fire Stop Work for PPR Pipe – Up to 6”
Passing Through Concrete Wall/Block
Wall/Slab
Max. Size of Opening: 8-inch dia. in concrete wall
Penetration: Up to 6”
Annular space: min. 3/16” to max. 1”
Fire stop material: FS ONE MAX fire stop sealant + CP 648 E
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Above 3-meter height use scaffolding to access the
penetration.
4. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
5. 1 layers of CP 648-E wrap for up to 3” pipe, 2 layer CP 648E for

4” pipe and 3 layer CP 648E wrap for 6” individually wrap
around the pipe with ends butted &held in place with tape.
a ou d t e p pe t e ds butted & e d p ace t tape.
Wrap strip slid into annular space and recessed from the both
surface of wall to accommodate the required thickness of fill
material.
6. Apply FS ONE MAX fire stop sealant, for a thickness of ½”.
Within the annulus, flush with the both surfaces of wall.
7. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
8. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
9. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
10. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
Note: If the Pipe is insulated and size of pipe increases more than
4”, Insulation must be removed till wall thickness.
PPR PIPES up to 5’’ PASSING THROUGH CONCRETE SLAB UL
APPROVAL TO FOLLOW: C-AJ-2599
Max. Size of Opening: 6-inch dia. in concrete Floor.
Penetration: PPR PIPE UPTO 5”
Annular space: 0 to max 1”
Fire stop material: CP 648-E Warp + Retaining Collar + FS-One
MAX fire stop sealant.
Application of fire stop work:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Above 3-meter height use scaffolding to access the
penetration.
4. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
5. If there is any minor gaps or air gaps, apply FS-ONE MAX 
for a
thickness of 1” within the annulus and flush with bottom
surface of floor.
6. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
7. 3 Layers of CP 648 E wrap for 5’pipe individually wrap around
the pipe with ends butted &held in place with tape. Butted
ends in successive layer shall be offset. Wrap strip butted
tightly against the bottom surface of floor.
8. Wrap strip is to be secured to the pipe & surface of slab tightly
wrapped with the retaining/steel collar by at least 1” overlap,
retaining collar to be fixed by Hilti concrete nails.
9. Securing of the collar may be accomplished with two metal
screws screwed through the overlapping portion of the collar.
The length of the metal screw shall not exceed the thickness of
the wrap strip.
10. Minor gaps if any after installing the wrap strip shall be sealed
with FS ONE MAX intumescent sealant.
11. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
12. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours
13. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
Note: If the Pipe is insulated and size of pipe increases more than
4”, Insulation must be removed till wall thickness.
CHILLED WATER PIPE (INSULATED PPR PIPE) Up to 2” PPR
Pipe+ 1-1/2” FIBER GLASS INSULATION PASSING THROUGH
CONCRETE WALL/BLOCK WALL/SLAB (WITH ANNULAR
SPACE)
Max. Size of Opening: 7” dia. in concrete wall/slab
Penetration: up to 2” PPR pipe + 1-1/2” Fiber Glass insulation
Annular space: min. 3/8” to max 1-1/8”
Fire stop work material: CP 648E wrap + FS one max

Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Above 3-meter height use scaffolding to access the
penetration.
4. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
5. Apply 2 layers of CP 648E wrap individually wrap around the
pipe with ends butted &held in place with tape. Wrap strip slid
into annular space and recessed from both surfaces of wall and
bottom surface of the floor to accommodate the required
thickness of fill material.
6. Apply FS ONE MAX fire stop sealant, for a thickness of ½”
Within the annulus, flush with the both surfaces of wall and top
surface of floor.
7. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
8. Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
9. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
10. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
INSULATED COPPER /STEEL PIPE (RUBBER INSULATION) –
UPTO 5” PASSING THROUGH CONCRETE WALL/BLOCK
WALL/SLAB (WITH ANNULAR SPACE)
Max. Size of Opening: 7” dia. In concrete wall/slab.
Penetration: Up to 4” Steel/Copper pipe + ¾” Insulation
Annular space: point contact min. 1/4” to max. 1-1/4”.
Fire stop material:
FS ONE MAX + Rock Wool min (64 kg/m3)
Application:
1 Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration

1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Above 3-meter height use scaffolding to access the
penetration.
4. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
5. 4 inch. Thickness of mineral wool min (64 kg/cu.m) tightly
packed into the opening as a permanent form. Packing
material to be recessed as required to accommodate the
required thickness of fill material from both the surface of wall
and top surface of slab.
6. Apply FS ONE MAX fire stop sealant, for a thickness of ¼ inch.
Within annulus, flush with both surfaces of wall assembly or
top surface of floor assembly. When annular space max
exceeds 1-1/2 in. (38 mm) the min thickness of fill material FS
ONE Max is 1/2 in. (13 mm).
7. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
8. Provide permanent labelling stickers with U.L/Engineering
Judgment details for future maintenance reference by
mentioning installer details, system number & date of
installation
9. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
10. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
CABLE TRAY PASSING THROUGH CONCRETE WALL/BLOCK
WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 1024 inch. sq. in Concrete wall
Penetration: Width of 24” by height of 4” steel cable tray
(Electrical Service)
Annular space: min.1’’
Fire stop work material: CP 636 Fire stop Mortar
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Application:
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1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Above 3-meter height use scaffolding to access the
penetration.
4. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
5. Mix the fire stop mortar: Add mortar to water in a ratio 2.5:1
(2.5 parts of mortar to1 part of water).
6. Install a rigid board material to support Hilti CP 636 Fire stop
mortar.
7. Apply the CP636 Fire stop mortar with minimum 2.5” depth
from only one side. Make sure all gaps and spaces are
completely filled and closed.
8. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with Trowel.
9. Provide permanent labelling stickers with U.L/Engineering
Judgment details for future maintenance reference by
mentioning installer details, system number & date of
installation
10. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
11. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
CABLE TRAY PASSING THROUGH CONCRETE SLAB
Max. Size of Opening: 1024 inch. sq. in Concrete wall
Penetration: Width of 24” by height of 2” steel cable tray
(Electrical Service)
Annular space: min.1’’
Fire stop material: CP 636 Fire stop Mortar + FS one max
Application:
Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
1. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
2. Above 3-meter height use scaffolding to access the
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penetration.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. Mix the fire stop mortar: Add mortar to water in a ratio 2.5:1
(2.5 parts of mortar to1 part of water).
5. Install sheet metal cover plate min (18GA) attached with
appropriate Hilti anchors with 1” overlapping concrete floor
assembly
6. Apply the CP636 Fire stop mortar with minimum 5” depth from
only top surface of floor poured into the opening with 4” inch
thick mineral wool around the electrical services to
accommodate the thickness of fill material.
7. Apply a minimum depth of 1” FS one max around the electrical
services.
8. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with Trowel.
9. Provide permanent labelling stickers with U.L/Engineering
Judgment details for future maintenance reference by
mentioning installer details, system number & date of
installation
10. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
11. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
METAL DUCT WITH FIRE DAMPER PASSING THROUGH
CONCRETE WALL/BLOCK WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 67’’ x 52’’ in Concrete wall
Penetration: Nominal 65’’ x 50’’ Metal Duct with UL classified fire
damper (or smaller)
Annular space: min 1/8’’ (Point Contact) to max. 3-7/8”.
Fire stop material: CP 606 Fire stop Sealant
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2 Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder

2. Use all safety equipment s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. Steel angles as required by the damper manufacturer to
completely cover annular space (steel angles will be provided
by MEP CONTRACTOR).
5. Minimum ½” bead Hilti CP 606 flexible fire stop sealant
applied at interface angle.
6. Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
7. Provide permanent labelling stickers with U.L/Engineering
Judgment details for future maintenance reference by
mentioning installer details, system number & date of
installation
8. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
9. Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
METAL DUCT WITHOUT FIRE DAMPER PASSING THROUGH
CONCRETE WALL/BLOCK WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 102” X 102” in Concrete wall
Penetration: Nominal 100” X 100” Metal Duct without Damper
Annular space: min 0 (Point Contact) to max. 2”.
Fire stop material: CP 606 / FS ONE MAX + Rockwool (64kg/m3)
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. 3-3/4” in. thickness of mineral wool min (64 kg/cu.m) tightly
packed into the opening as a permanent form. Packing
material to be recessed as required to accommodate the
required thickness of fill material.

5. Apply FSONE MAX fire stop sealant, for a thickness of 5/8
“inch. Within annulus, flush with both surfaces of wall
6.
7.
8.
9.
inch. Within annulus, flush with both surfaces of wall
assembly. At point contact apply a min. for 1/4 “inch dia. bead
of FS ONE MAX.at pipe/ wall interface at point of contact.
Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
Note: If the dimension of duct increases by 24” X 24”, steel
angles around the duct needs to be installed by the MEP
contractor
FIBER GLASS INSULATED METAL DUCT WITHOUT FIRE
DAMPER PASSING THROUGH CONCRETE WALL/BLOCK WALL
Max. Size of Opening: 26” X 13” in Concrete wall
Penetration: Nominal 24” X 12” Insulated Metal Duct without
Damper
Annular space: min 1” to max. 1-3/4””.
Fire stop material: FS ONE MAX + Rockwool (64kg/m3)
Application:
1. Use the A shaped ladder to access the penetration.
2. Use all safety equipment’s prior to claim on the ladder.
3. Remove oil, dust & moisture in the opening. Clean the
penetration with wet cloth or brush.
4. 3-3/4” in. thickness of mineral wool min (64 kg/cu. m) tightly
packed into the opening as a permanent form. Packing
material to be recessed as required to accommodate the
required thickness of fill material.

5. Apply FSONE MAX fire stop sealant, for a thickness of 5/8 “inch
or 1-1/4” for 1 hr and 2 hr fire rated wall respectively Within
6.
7.
8.
9.
or 1-1/4 for 1 hr. and 2 hr. fire rated wall respectively. Within
annulus, flush with both surfaces of wall assembly. If void
develops after the fill material cures, the void shall be filled
with additional FS one max sealant.
Smoothing of fire stop sealant: Excess sealant, prior to curing,
can be done with water.
Provide PVC stickers with U.L/Engineering Judgment details for
future maintenance reference by mentioning installer details,
system number & date of installation
Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours.
Check the installation after completion of work and raise the
WIR.
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