Ensure top-notch safety with Elephants Foot’s proprietary fire-rated self-closing doors for your waste chute systems.
Designed for reliability and superior fire protection, our hoppers are rigorously tested to meet AS1530.4-2014 and the latest NCC 2022 (C4D14) regulations. With our fire-rated doors, you can have peace of mind knowing your building is equipped with the highest level of fire safety, offering protection and compliance for both residential and commercial spaces.
Ensure top-notch safety with Elephants Foot’s proprietary fire-rated self-closing doors for your waste chute systems.
Our products are fire-rated and fully compliant with AS1530.4-2014 and NCC 2022 (C4D14) regulations, ensuring superior safety and protection. Known for innovation, our doors provide durable, efficient solutions for managing multiple waste streams, automatic waste redirection, and linen systems—making Elephants Foot the trusted choice for builders and developers seeking maximum safety and compliance.
Our long-lasting fire-rated hoppers provide a dependable and fire-resistant waste management solution. By putting safety and adherence to fire codes first, we make sure that our hoppers blend seamlessly into the architecture of your building.
In the event of a fire, our fire-rated self-closing hoppers offer industry-leading fire resistance FRL -/120/30 for superior protection.
Optional smoke and antimicrobial seals are available for the self-closing hoppers, providing additional protection against smoke and fumes during a fire and nuisance odours under normal operation conditions.
Our self-closing hoppers are AS1530.4-2014 and NCC 2022 (C4D14) compliant, exceeding the performance requirements of Australia’s National Construction Code.
Each floor will have installed self-closing, fire-rated chute doors for safe, convenient waste disposal containing fire, smoke and odours.
Once the waste is deposited through the chute intake door, gravity moves it downward into designated compactors or collection bins, efficiently consolidating waste in a centralised location.
Advanced chute systems may include automated cleaning and ventilation to control odours, bacteria, and pests, while fire-rated doors ensure safety and compliance.
A fire door is specifically designed to prevent the spread of fire and smoke, while a normal door does not have the same fire-resistance features. Fire doors are built with materials that can withstand heat and help maintain compartmentalisation, reducing the risk of fire spreading.
Our self-closing hoppers are NCC 2022 (C4D14) compliant and tested to AS1530.4-2014, achieving a Fire Resistance Level (FRL) of –/120/30. They exceed the NCC (C3.13/C4D14) performance requirements.
No, the doors never stay open because of the self-closing mechanism, which automatically closes them after use. This lessens the possibility that smoke or fire will spread through the chute.
Yes, in multi-storey buildings, fire-rated chute doors are required under AS1530.4-2014 and NCC 2022 (C4D14) to ensure safe and compliant waste systems. These doors protect residents and building assets by helping contain fire and smoke.
Yes, fire doors need regular maintenance to ensure they remain effective. This includes checking the self-closing mechanisms, ensuring seals are intact, and ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations.
We also recommend booking professional maintenance through our service and care team; contact us.
Simply contact us to schedule a consultation. We will work with you to assess your needs and develop a customised plan.For more information on our best practice guidelines and educational strategies, inquire now and take the first step towards optimising your waste management practices.
