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Pirosystem

Firestop collars, wraps, coatings and seals with European Technical Assessments.

Top companies · September 2026

Manufacturer 21–100 people 1 office
About

Pirosystem manufactures penetration-seal firestopping at Wiślina near Gdańsk and holds European Technical Assessments in its own name: ETA-17/1061 for its firestop collars, ETA-17/1062 for its ablative coatings and ETA-17/1063 for its pipe wraps, with selection tables in its technical catalogue reproduced from those assessments. Performance is quoted to EI 120 for pipes, cables and mixed penetrations in rigid, flexible and plasterboard walls and floors, supported by an ITB classification report. It additionally holds ITB-KOT-2018/0650, second edition, for a fire-rated polyurethane foam for linear joints, valid to 2028. Reference projects include the Tauron Arena in Kraków, Sky Tower in Wrocław and the Palace of Culture and Science.

Sectors & projects
  • Commercial offices
  • Healthcare
  • Heritage
  • Transport
  • Sport, leisure & culture
  • Mixed-use
  • Sport, leisure & culture

    Tauron Arena

    Kraków

    Fire-stopping sealing products used in construction

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  • Transport

    Lotnisko Balice

    Fire-stopping sealing products used in construction

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  • Mixed-use

    Sky Tower

    Wrocław

    Fire-stopping sealing products used in construction

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  • Sport, leisure & culture

    PGE ARENA

    Gdańsk

    Fire-stopping sealing products used in construction

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  • Heritage

    Pałac Kultury i Nauki

    Warsaw

    Fire-stopping sealing products used in construction

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  • Commercial offices

    Centrum Bankowo- Finansowe „Nowy Świat"

    Warsaw

    Fire-stopping sealing products used in construction

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Projects as published on Pirosystem's own website.

Specialisms
Office
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