Find firestopping issues in your Revit model before you issue.
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Firestop Check reviews your 
Revit model for firestopping problems and gives your team a clear issue report in minutes — so you can fix details before they reach site.
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Firestop Check — model review
Mechanical_L2.rvt · Level 2
Fire-rated wall · 2 hr
Duct M-231
Pipe P-088
Damper FD-07
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3
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4
Issue report
12 issues found
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Clearance around fire damper may be insufficient
Damper FD-07 · Level 2, Corridor C2
Clearance issue
2
Duct penetration through fire-rated wall
Duct M-231 · Level 2, Corridor C2
Needs review
3
Missing firestopping detail at pipe penetration
Pipe P-088 · Level 2, Shaft S1
Missing detail
4
Opening size does not match configured rule
BWO-114 · Level 2, Riser R3
Rule failed
Built for MEP drafting, BIM coordination, and firestopping review workflows.
01 · The problem
Firestopping problems do not always look like clashes.
Your model can look coordinated and still contain details that will not work in the real world. Wrong clearances, missing requirements, unsupported arrangements, incorrect product assumptions, or details that do not match the manufacturer’s tested installation can all slip through normal model review.
Installation rules are buried across tables, diagrams, tested details, and technical documents.
A clash-free model can still contain firestopping details that need review.
Problems found after issue can mean drawing revisions, installation delays, and awkward conversations.
Teams need a way to catch obvious and rules-based issues earlier, without waiting for a full consultancy process.
By the time those problems are spotted on site, during QA, or by a specialist reviewer, they are slower, more expensive, and more awkward to fix.
02 · How it works
Run a Firestop Check before you issue.
Firestop Check scans your Revit model, compares firestopping conditions against configured rules, and produces a clear issue report your team can work through before drawings go out.
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Scan your Revit model
Run a check on the model your team is already working in.
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Review the issues
See likely firestopping problems with clear explanations, locations, and affected elements.
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Fix before issue
Resolve problems earlier, reduce late surprises, and issue drawings with more confidence.
03 · What you get
Practical checks, built for drawing teams.
Designed for teams who work in Revit every day. It checks model conditions and turns them into practical issues your team can review.
Catch issues such as missing details, questionable arrangements, clearance problems, unsupported conditions, and modelled firestopping that needs review before issue.
Compare model conditions against configured firestopping rules, manufacturer guidance, and tested-detail requirements where available.
Issues are presented clearly, with affected elements, locations, and explanations.Clearance issue · Damper FD-07 · Level 2
No long engagement process. No waiting for a specialist to review every model iteration. Your team can run checks when they need them.
Catch issues while they are still cheap and simple to fix — before installation, QA, or handover pressure makes everything harder.
04 · What it checks
Designed for the details that usually get missed.
Firestopping issues often sit in the awkward gap between design, coordination, manufacturer guidance, and installation. Firestop Check is built to help surface those issues earlier. Examples include:
Fire damper and wall relationshipsClearance issues around services
Penetrations through fire-rated walls or floorsBuilders work openings
Missing or questionable firestopping detailsUnsupported product or installation assumptions
Modelled details that do not match configured rulesConditions that should be reviewed before issue
Available checks depend on the rulesets and model data configured for your project.
05 · The report
A clear issue report, not another vague dashboard.
Firestop Check turns each model review into a practical issue list your team can work through. Each issue makes it clear what was found, where it is, and why it needs attention.
IssueAffected elementLocationSeverityStatus
Clearance around fire damper may be insufficient
Damper FD-07
Level 2 · Corridor C2
High
Needs review
Opening size does not match configured rule
BWO-114
Level 1 · Riser R3
Medium
Confirmed issue
Fire-rated wall penetration needs review
Duct M-231
Level 3 · Plant room
Medium
Needs review
Missing firestopping detail
Pipe P-088
Level 2 · Shaft S1
High
Confirmed issue
Product and supporting construction combination needs review
Damper FD-12
Level 1 · Stair core
Low
Fixed
Every issue carries an explanation and a suggested next action, so the team knows what to do with it.
06 · Who it’s for
Made for the people who actually issue the drawings.
Firestop Check is for MEP and BIM teams who need practical answers inside the design process — not another theoretical compliance document.
MEP Drafting Teams
Check firestopping details before drawings go out.
BIM Coordinators
Surface firestopping issues alongside your normal model review process.
MEP Managers
Give your team a repeatable way to catch issues earlier.
Contractors
Reduce avoidable rework and late-stage firestopping surprises.
07 · Self-serve
No consultant required to get started.
Most firestopping review processes are heavy. Firestop Check is designed to be self-serve, so your team can run a check, get a report, and understand what needs attention without starting a full consultancy engagement.
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