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Fire Retardant Liquids
Fire-retardant sprays and treatments available to buy today at Rawlins Paints are typically for use on absorbent materials, fibres and fabrics, including curtains, rope, decorative textiles, upholstery and artificial plants and flowers. Each product details which fabrics, materials, and where applicable, wood surfaces they can be applied on to deliver flame resistant protection to work in conjunction with other active and passive fire protection methods in operation on a property.
Zeroflame Fire Retardant Treatment
For use on bare, solid wood with a minimum thickness greater than 12mm. Soaks virtually ‘invisibly’ into the wood. Achieves Euroclass B s2 d0 (replaces UK Classes ‘0’ and ‘1’ BS 476 Part 6/7*). Can be overcoated for decorative purposes with waterborne, non-flammable stains, varnishes and paints. For internal and external use. Simple...
Hydron Nu-Flame Clear Impregnation
A water based, ready to use solution that is absorbed into the surface of the substrate. For timber substrates that require class 0 Spread of Flame or Euro class B. For use on cladding, staircases, trusses, joists, walls, log cabins, garages, pool enclosures, saunas and many others both inside and outside. Tested to: Euroclass B: BS EN...
Thermoguard Thermoproof Exterior Fluid
A penetrating fire proof fluid for bare wood such as sleepers, fencing, cladding and decking. The weather resistant, water-based, non flammable formula enables safe application by untrained and inexperienced users. Please Note: Timber must be a minimum of 12mm thick for the treatment to be effective Please note should you be unsure...
Thermoguard Thermoproof Interior Fluid
A fireproof penetrating fluid for porous internal wood - clear, colourless, penetrating Fire Protection In a fire, Thermoproof Interior reacts with the woods cells to create a flame & heat resistant barrier Tested to BS EN Class B s2 dO and Class O For 30 or 60 mins contact our Technical Team on 0113 2455450 (option 2) or send a...
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Making fabrics, including clothing, natural and artificial fibres less likely to catch and stay on fire, involves treating fabrics with a flame retardant solution. Fire retardants work by making the material more resistant to catching fire, but cannot make flammable materials fire-proof. Although these sprays may be referred to as fireproof fabric spray, it’s important to understand the distinction. Fire retardants are substances that either reduce flammability or delay combustion of various surfaces and materials, effectively giving you more time to escape from a dangerous situation or put the fire out.
Fire Retardant Liquid Treatments For Wood
Fire retardant treatments, like resistant fabric solutions, are clear – soaking into woods and timbers to leave a virtually unchanged appearance. Achieving Euroclass B (BS Class 0) Fire Propagation and Spread of Flame fire protection on solid timbers, Zeroflame’s fire retardant treatment can be used on internal and external surfaces, remaining effective for the lifetime of the substrate. Non-leaching and does not require overcoating it can be applied by brush, roller or spray.
Thermoguard Thermoproof Interior Fluid is a clear, often single coat fire protection solution for porous internal wood. For large areas, it offers excellent value for money saving on material and labour. An optional and functional Thermoproof Sealer for wear, damp & UV resistance is available in clear or wood stain colours.
Fabric Treatments – Fire Retardant Spray Protection
Making a room or communal area as safe as possible from the threat of fire is an important consideration, whether it’s a domestic or commercial environment.
As well as marking fire exits clearly, using fire retardant paint on walls, floors and ceilings and ensuring fire doors comply with safety standards, it’s also necessary to consider all the fabrics in the area. This can include furniture, curtains, sofas, upholstery, rope and decorative textiles.
Rawlins Paints stocks fire retardant spray for most common absorbent material, including cotton, polycotton, silk, wool and nylon. All our products have full instructions on how to use them effectively and safely. You must apply the fire-retardant sprays in a well-ventilated area and ideally test the spray on a piece of fabric before applying to the whole piece.
Colourless Fire-Retardant Sprays
We now stock non-toxic, colourless ‘fireproof’ sprays that provide fire protection but also maintain the natural look of the item. These are perfect for use on stage props, furniture and curtains, among many other surfaces. Once the coating has dried, it’s completely invisible and ready for use. There’s no need to soak, making these sprays easier to use than traditional fire-retardant fabric treatments.
Easy to apply and cost effective, clear fabric treatments are more and more popular as the demand and regulations for safety increase in public, commercial and industrial spaces. This includes hospitals, stations, schools and care homes, as well as on seasonal decorations.
Bollom Flamebar Fire Retardant Treatments
Find Bollom Flamebar PE6 and Bollom Flamebar S1WA2 and Bollom Flamebar S3 at Rawlins Paints, as part of the wider selection of fire retardant products manufactured by Bollom in the UK. These are highly effective and economical water-based flame retardant solutions with the specific uses of each different Bollom flame retardant spray available on each product’s datasheet. Across the Bollom range in this category are specific products for unique and different uses, including protecting polyester artificial flowers, plants and tree foliage.
You need to apply Bollom Flamebar in well ventilated, warm environments to speed up the drying process. However, don’t allow the fabric to dry too fast as it can then leave marks. The level of fire resistance delivered by the sprays varies depending on the material so make sure you contact us if you are unsure of the level you need.