Fire Retardant For Wood Coating

Flame Safe USA

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Flame Retardant Sprays, Fire Retardant Coatings, & Fire Retardant Penetrants,

Fire Retardant wood, fire retardant plywood, fire retardant lumber, millworks, wood specialties, I-Joists, MDF, OSB, particle board, T-111, fire retardant timbers

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Fire Safety Compliance is Not a Choice

The main purpose of building codes are to protect the public health, safety and welfare as they relate to the construction and occupancy of buildings and structures. Building codes place limits on flammable materials used within a structure. Building and fire codes vary by locality, i.e. state, city, or municipalities, occupancy loads, type of construction, and specific use, all fall under the individual State’s Life Safety Code.

Fire Codes are directed at preventing fires and/or slowing the progression of fire allowing occupants time to escape. Fire codes compliment the building codes. Flame Safe products compliment both.

Building Code Requirement / Fire Code Requirement

The authority having jurisdiction is responsible for enforcing building and fire codes. In all jurisdictions, fire codes require independent laboratory tests for each combustible material and it’s specific use. For instance in regard to fire retardant wood the ASTM E84, ASTM E2768, UL 723 (Steiner Tunnel) test procedure conducted on 2" x 6“ southern yellow pine (SYP) lumber is specific to that species of lumber only. Fire codes require each species to be tested separately. Similarly, even if a test conducted on SYP lumber achieves a flame spread rating of less than 25, it does not mean it will achieve the same on different species or substrates such as plywood, a separate fire test is required. EXCEPTION tests conducted on Douglas fir lumber covers all species of lumber.

Flame Safe Coatings - Fire and Building Code Acceptance

CLASS A, TYPE 1

ASTM E84, UL 723, ASTM E2768, ASTM D2898, NFPA 255

Fire Poly FP 100 interior/exterior very high intumescent fire retardant coating for wood, plywood, timbers, OSB, I-Joists assemblies.

Fire Poly FP 75E exterior fire retardant for wood, plywood, timbers, decks, balconies, paintable and stainable with aqueous based stains.

Fire Poly FP 75I and FP75WS interior fire retardant coating for all wood, lumber, timbers and other wood substrates.

ASTM E84, NFPA 701, IMO R.A. 753(18) ASTM F1173.95

Fire Poly FPCC and FP50CC are extremely high intumescent coatings formulated for fire retarding hydrocarbon substrates including plastic, (HDPE, XPS, EPS, more), polyurethane and polystyrene foam insulation, coated cable systems and more. FP50CC fire retardant for artificial plants and foliage. C-FPCC is formulated for fire coating clear plastics and other hard to coat thermoplastics, PMMA, ABS, HDPE, PVC, POLYCARBONATE and more.

Complies with ASTM E84, ASTM D2898, UL723, and NFPA 701

THATCH SAFE fire retardant coating for interior / exterior natural thatch, reed, bamboo, and palm and more dries clear. It is the product of the choice for thatch roofs, walls, tiki huts, tiki restaurants, more.

ASTM E84 Class B, UL 723 Type 2, NFPA 255, UBC 42-1

Wood Safe interior fire retardant spray coating for wood, plywood, trim.

ASTM E108 / UL790 CLASS B AND C

Shingle Safe exterior fire retardant coating for wood shake shingles and other exterior wood substrates.

NFPA 701, FAR 25.853, CAL SECT. 1237.1, CAL 117-F FED. ST. 16CFR(FF-72), BOSTON, NY-NJ PORT AUTHORITY

Fabric Safe 1 fire retardant for interior fine fabrics, draperies, curtains, upholstery, bedding and more...

Fabric Safe 2 exterior fire retardant for canvas tents and other exterior use.

Fabric Safe 3 Interior dry flame retardant formulated to be mixed with hot water. Complies with all standards referenced in Fabric Safe 1.

ASTM E162, ASTM E662, PPP-B-00636L, PPP-B-320

PAPER SAFE fire retardant spray for the corrugated board, cardboard boxes, paper and packaging materials, dries clear.

CAL FIRE CODE, TITLE 19, PUBLIC SAFETY, ART. 3, SEC. 1264.3 1237.1 CHRISTMAS TREES

TREE SAFE fire retardant spray for Wildfire and Grass fire mitigation

Exceeds Cal Fire 1237.1 Test by 700% Fire Rated at 2000 degrees F

FIREBUSTER: Multiple use as Welding Blanket, as a fire extinguisher, smoke inhibitor for stove top grease fires. FIREBUSTER QUART Liquid spray for DIY, makes 2, 3, or 4 fire extinguishing devices.

HELP CENTER FAQ TERMS AND CONDITIONS PRIVACY POLICY

Standardized test methods such as the ASTM E84 (UL 723. NFPA 255, UBC 42-1) for wood measure the performance of the fire retardant treatment for interior use. For exterior use, it must pass the ASTM E84 after the ASTM D2898 test method . The measure of the performance of fire retardant treatments is not a single test method. One Test does not do it All. Different materials and substrates and uses require different test methods such as fire retardant roofing materials - ASTM E108, UL790, fire retardant fabric - NFPA 701, FAR 25.853 , CAL SECT. 1237.1, CAL 117-F, Federal Standard 16CFR (FF-72 , NY-NJ Port Authority, Fire retardant paper, cardboard, packaging - ASTM E162, Fire retardant PVC pipe, fiberglass composites, plastic, IMO R.A. 753(18) ASTM F1173.95 , Fire retardant Christmas trees - CAL ADMIN CODE, TITLE 19, PUBLIC SAFETY, SECTION 1254.3).

Building codes place limits on smoke generation that vary by state, city, municipalities, occupancy load, type of structures and content. The ASTM E84/ UL723, ASTM D3806 standard requires a smoke development index not to exceed 450. The Test for Evaluating the Smoke Generation Characteristics of Solid Materials ( ASTM E662 / NFPA 258) optical smoke density (Ds).

Recommendation: Check your local building and fire codes

Field Tests

Field tests should only be conducted under the supervision of the authority having jurisdiction. Generally, field tests are performed on samples to ensure that on site fire retardant treated material is in fact fire treated. A certificate of treatment should accompany the sample.

Fire Retardant vs. Fire Resistant

Fire Retardant Liquid Coatings are chemical solutions applied to the surface of combustible substrates that stops or delays ignition and reduces the flame spread along the surface when it is exposed to fire.

An intumescent fire retardant coating, when exposed to flame or extreme heat forms a protective blister, of carbon char, that creates a barrier between the flame and the combustible substrate, it separates the source of fire from the fire retardant coated substrate.

Fire Retardant Vacuum Pressure Impregnation is a manufacturing process for fire retardant treating large quantities of lumber, plywood and timbers by forcing fire retardant solutions deep into the voids and cells of the wood. The moisture laden fire retardant wood is then Kiln Dried after Treatment (KDAT) 19% for lumber and timbers and 15% for plywood

Fire resistance refers to that property of materials and their component assemblies (fire rated assemblies) which prevents or retards the passage of excessive heat, hot gases or flames under conditions of use. A fire resistance rating is the time in hours or fractions thereof that materials or their assemblies will resist fire exposure as determined by fire tests (ASTM E119). For information on design of fire-rated wood frame wall, floor, ceiling assemblies (IRC 501) (1 hour; 2 hour) go to www.awc.org

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