Mar 20, 2013
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Hi Guys,

Just after a bit of advice,
Just done a EICR of a second floor flat nothing major to report just a few C3's
But...
What i was wondering there a few downlight's (Gu10) in the property Kitchen/Living room all of them Non- fire rated do they need to be fire rated as its in black of flats? i would say yes but don't want to say to the landlord and give him the wrong info.

there is a flat above and what i believe is a concrete floor/Celing between the flats, does the concrete act as the fire barrier?

thanks for your help in advance :)
 
sounds like the ceiling isn't fire rated so the down lights don't have to be .
 
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If it is concrete this creates a fire compartment.
 
If there is a concrete floor slab between flats, I would expect that to form the boundary of the fire compartment. Any light fitted into plasterboard below wouldn't have to be fire rated.

Beaten to it by westward.
 

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