We work hand in hand with International Building Codes (IBC) such as the Human Security Code (NFPA 101) providing criteria for adequate fire protection in the United States. There are different types of applicator according to the characteristics of the base material.
Applied fire protection has thermal, acoustic properties and controls condensation.
Hermetic performance: Highly efficient insulation that contributes to energy saving and creates a more comfortable living space.
Acoustics: Acoustics play an important role in the general comfort of space. The insulation helps block annoying noise.
Humidity control: An effective vapor retarder reduces the risk of mold and fungus, improves air quality and reduces the risk of costly damage by rot.
A wet-spray cellulose material that provides insulation, noise reduction, and condensation control, as well as color durability and texture for aesthetics.
Dry fire resistant products installed using spray applicators. We use mineral fiber (dry mix) and cement (wet mix).
Intumescent coatings, often referred to as intumescent paint, are used in buildings as a passive fire resistance measure. They can be applied to structural members as an aesthetically pleasing fireproofing product.
A firestop or fire-stopping is a form of passive fire protection that is used to seal around openings and between joints in a fire-resistance-rated wall or floor assembly.