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Geostaff

Manufacturer of glass-reinforced gypsum fire-rated boards, ducts and shaft encasements.

Top companies · September 2026

Manufacturer 21–100 people Est. 1982 1 office
About

Geostaff manufactures glass-reinforced gypsum passive fire protection products at its plant in the Oise — GEOFLAM and GEOTEC fire-rated boards, ventilation and smoke-extraction ducts, technical-shaft encasements, fire-rated access hatches and column and carbon-reinforcement protection. Products are CE-marked with Declarations of Performance and a European Technical Assessment for the GEOTEC S system, with fire performance established by testing at CSTB, Efectis, CTICM, Warringtonfire and Ginger CEBTP against EN 1366-1 and -8 and EN 13501-3 and -4. Ratings run from EI 60 to EI 180.

Sectors & projects
  • Commercial offices
  • Transport
  • Mixed-use
  • Mixed-use

    Tour To-Lyon

    Lyon

    Smoke-extraction and ventilation ducts built with GEOTEC S45 boards

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  • Commercial offices

    Tour Horizon

    Boulogne-Billancourt

    Smoke-extraction and ventilation ducts built with GEOTEC S45 boards

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  • Commercial offices

    Tour Hekla La Défense

    Puteaux

    Smoke-extraction and ventilation ducts built with GEOFLAM F Light boards

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  • Commercial offices

    L1VE – PARIS 16E

    Paris

    GEOTEC S45 boards for smoke-extraction ducts and fire protection

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  • Transport

    Aéroport International Martinique Aimé Césaire

    Le Lamentin, Martinique

    Smoke-extraction and ventilation ducts built with GEOTEC S45 boards

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  • Commercial offices

    THE BLUE DOOR

    Marseille

    Smoke-extraction and ventilation ducts built with GEOTEC S45 boards

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Projects as published on Geostaff's own website.

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