Benefit from full-service support throughout the entire building lifecycle: As a one-stop provider, we deliver all preventive fire protection services from a single source – without additional interfaces, with a dedicated contact person, and with comprehensive expertise at every stage: from planning and construction to commissioning and ongoing operation. Whether it’s a residential or office building, industrial facility, hospital, or event venue – our modular services can be flexibly tailored to your specific requirements and the unique characteristics of your building.
Fire protection encompasses all technical, structural, and organisational measures that prevent the outbreak and spread of a fire, or effectively limit its impact in the event of an emergency. The primary focus is on safeguarding human life, property, and operational structures.
An effective fire protection concept today is far more than just a legal requirement – it is a fundamental component of modern architecture, building services engineering, and sustainable building strategies.
Structural fire protection forms the physical foundation for fire safety. It includes all permanently installed building components that prevent or slow down the outbreak and spread of fire and smoke. These include:
A well-designed structural concept provides the necessary time for evacuation and firefighting in the event of a fire — and forms the basis for both technical and organisational fire protection measures.
Technical fire protection complements structural measures through intelligent systems for fire prevention, early detection, and firefighting. Typical installations include:
These systems are individually planned, redundantly secured, and regularly inspected. Today, integration into existing building automation systems is standard practice.
Organisational fire protection, also known as operational fire protection, includes all internal measures to prepare for the event of a fire, such as:
Only through the combination of structural, technical, and organisational measures can effective protection for buildings, people, and processes be achieved.
A successful fire safety concept begins in the planning phase. Specialist planners develop project-specific solutions based on:
Such fire safety planning includes the calculation of escape routes, fire scenarios, material selection, as well as inspection reports and certifications by accredited experts.
Modern fire protection products combine functionality, design, and safety. These include:
All products should be tested according to national or international standards (e.g. DIN 4102, EN 1364, EN 13501-2) and documented. Only then are they legally approved for use in construction.
Market-leading providers such as Lindner invest in:
Approvals from DIBt, ETA, abZ, or European classifications guarantee safety, planning reliability, and versatility of application.
Fire protection is not a static building component, but a dynamic, integrated system. Anyone wishing to realise construction projects economically, in compliance with regulations, and sustainably needs a holistic fire protection concept that is individually planned, precisely executed, and continuously monitored.
With its many years of experience, tested system products, and interdisciplinary planning teams, the Lindner Group is among the leading providers of integrated fire protection solutions – from individual components to complex high-rise projects.
