Firestop Centre Specification Tool  

Creating your own Firestopping Specification has never been easier. Whether you're starting fresh or continuing a saved spec, Firestop Centre’s platform simplifies the process from start to finish.

Why Use the Specification Creator?
At Firestop Centre, we understand that no single brand offers every firestopping solution. That’s why we bring together Passive Fire Protection systems from a wide range of local and international manufacturers—all in one place. Our specification platform shows only compliant systems that match your project’s requirements, saving you time and ensuring accuracy. Every system listed complies with NZ Building Standards AS1530.4:2014 and AS4072.1:2005, with test or assessment documentation available for immediate download.

How to Create a Specification

  1. Start with the System Selector

    Use the filters to define your project requirements.

  2. View Matching Systems

    Based on your inputs, relevant firestopping systems will be displayed as thumbnails.

  3. Add Systems to Your Spec

    Select systems directly from the results or open a system to review details before adding. You will have the option to include reference codes, plan numbers, or internal IDs.

  4. Manage Your Selection

    At any time, return to your spec to make adjustments or continue building. Your progress can be saved for future access

Finalising Your Specification

Once complete:

  • Open your specification to review all selected systems
  • Choose whether to include technical drawings
  • Download or email your spec as a packaged .zip file

Your download will include:

  • A Word document preamble, suitable for Council or regulatory submission
  • A fully editable Excel spreadsheet summary
  • PDFs of any selected technical drawings

Retrieve a Saved Specification
Already started? Resume your work by entering your saved details below:

 

Need Help?

We’re here to support you at every step. Get in touch with any questions.

???? For full step-by-step instructions, see: CREATE-A-SPEC Instructions