Fire protection is half of what GEA does. We are STÖBICH’s Irish partner for textile fire and smoke curtains, conveyor closures and fire-rated doors.
From escalator voids in retail centres to conveyor penetrations in production plants, we design, install and certify closures that compartmentalise a building without heavy steel shutters.
One partner for supply, installation, certification and annual testing.
Enquire NowKey features of GEA fire protection systems
- Certified systems – tested textile fire and smoke curtains from STÖBICH, the world leader in the field.
- Space-saving design – curtains disappear into slim headboxes; no heavy steel shutters or floor tracks.
- Conveyor closures – ECClos, Ecotube and BR 100 systems seal conveyor penetrations through fire-rated walls.
- Alarm integration – automatic activation from your fire alarm panel, with fail-safe gravity operation.
- Minimal visual impact – closures hide above ceilings and around openings until they are needed.
- Annual inspection & certification – scheduled testing and documentation for your fire officer and insurer.
- Certified fire door inspections – LPCB LPS 1197 certified inspectors (cert no. 1839Pla), twice-yearly programmes via our service team.
Our fire protection systems serve retail centres, pharmaceutical plants, food production, logistics hubs and any building with compartmentation requirements.
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25+ Years Industry Experience
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Fire and smoke curtains for modern buildings
Textile fire curtains protect escalator voids, atriums, lift lobbies and open-plan spaces where solid fire shutters are impractical or ugly. They stay hidden until the alarm sounds, then deploy automatically to hold back fire and smoke — keeping escape routes clear and limiting damage. GEA designs each installation around your fire strategy and certifies it on completion.
Benefits of GEA fire protection
- Compartmentation without compromise: meet your fire strategy without changing the architecture.
- Protects escape routes: smoke curtains channel smoke away from the paths people use to get out.
- Production-friendly: conveyor closures protect openings that ordinary fire doors cannot.
- Fully documented: commissioning certificates and annual test records for audits and insurance.
- One supplier: design, installation, certification and servicing from a single Irish partner.
Types of fire protection systems
- Fire & smoke curtains – textile fire and smoke curtains for walls, ceilings and voids.
- Conveyor system enclosures – certified closures for conveyor penetrations in fire walls.
- Automatic & pedestrian doors – certified automatic fire-rated doorsets on compartment lines.
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Installation & maintenance of fire protection systems
Fire protection only works if it is installed and maintained correctly. Our engineers install to the tested specification, commission each system against your alarm panel, and return for the annual inspections your certification depends on. Need a system inspected or repaired? Contact our service team.
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Fire & Smoke Curtains
Textile fire and smoke curtains that hide until the alarm sounds.

Conveyor System Enclosures
Certified fire closures for conveyor penetrations through compartment walls.

Automatic & Pedestrian Doors
Automatic sliding, swing, hospital and hermetic doors for people traffic.
Frequently Asked Questions
A fire curtain is a fire-resistant fabric barrier that stays rolled in a compact headbox until the fire alarm activates, then descends to seal an opening. It provides certified fire separation without the weight, space and appearance of a steel shutter.
Typical applications include escalator voids and atriums in retail centres, lift lobbies, open-plan offices, and production facilities where conveyors or services pass through fire compartment walls.
Systems such as STÖBICH ECClos and Ecotube seal the opening around a conveyor line when the alarm activates — closing off the penetration in the fire wall while remaining fully open to production traffic in normal operation.
Yes. Fire protection systems must be inspected and tested regularly to remain certified. GEA provides scheduled annual inspections with full documentation for your fire officer and insurer.
Yes. Our systems activate automatically from your fire alarm panel and are commissioned against it as part of installation. Gravity fail-safe operation means curtains deploy even in a total power failure.
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