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Celebrating 25 Years of Gunfire!

This year marks a huge milestone – For 25 years, Gunfire has been at the forefront of passive fire protection, delivering high-quality and compliant solutions to safeguard lives and buildings.

As we celebrate, we’re also unveiling our brand new logo and refreshed website to reflect our new colour scheme.

A message from Tom, Gunfire’s Managing Director: Our new logo represents Gunfire as we step into a new era: clean, crisp, and straightforward. It embodies our commitment to excellence and clarity in every project we undertake

Thank you to our incredible clients, partners, and team for trusting us for 25 years.

To discover how Gunfire can help you. Get in touch today!

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