Kitchen Fire Ducting

Kitchen Fire Ducting

Category: Fire-Rated Ducting Installation Available
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Description

Kitchen Fire Ducting by EKG M&E Sdn Bhd

In the vibrant food and beverage industry of Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, kitchen exhaust systems are the highest fire-risk areas in any commercial building. Kitchen Fire Ducting refers to specialized, heavy-duty exhaust networks designed to contain high-temperature "flash fires" caused by ignited grease and oil. EKG M&E Sdn Bhd provides high-performance, fire-rated kitchen ducting that strictly complies with NFPA 96, BOMBA standards, and the Uniform Building By-Laws (UBBL).


The Engineering of Grease Fire Containment

Standard galvanized ductwork is not suitable for kitchens because grease can leak through joints, and the thin metal will melt rapidly during a grease fire.

1. Liquid-Tight Construction (NFPA 96)

To prevent flammable grease from leaking into ceiling voids, our kitchen fire ducts are constructed using 1.2mm to 1.6mm heavy-gauge steel or stainless steel.

2. Advanced Insulation & Clearance


Critical Operational & Energy Benefits

As a BOMBA-Compliant M&E Specialist, EKG ensures your kitchen infrastructure supports long-term efficiency:


Kitchen Ducting Performance Matrix

Feature Standard Commercial HVAC EKG Kitchen Fire Ducting
Material 0.5mm – 0.8mm GI 1.2mm – 1.6mm Welded Steel/SS
Joint Type Slip / Gasket Continuous Liquid-Tight Weld
Fire Rating None 2-Hour (FRL 120/120/120)
BOMBA Required No Mandatory (NFPA 96 / UBBL)
Primary Risk Dust / Humidity Ignited Grease / Oil

Why Choose EKG M&E Sdn Bhd?

Is your kitchen's exhaust system a fire hazard or a certified safety asset? Contact EKG M&E Sdn Bhd today for a professional kitchen fire ducting audit and technical proposal.

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