Zeroflame ZFP400007 Fire Retardant Paint

Product Information

A hardwearing water-based product to apply over HW02E – no need for an Undercoat. Ideal for use on doors or floors. FINISH: MATT/SATIN. For INTERNAL use. There's so much choice out there when it comes to paint and it can be difficult finding the right colour and finish for your home. There's also a whole range of brands to choose from including Dulux paint, Farrow & Ball colours, Valspar and our own GoodHome range. Colours are sold in the nearest tin size but actual paint volume per tin may vary up to 10% depending on colour

Door Protection against fire is fairly simple as long as you follow these basic rules and guidelines. A water-based product to apply over HW01F – no need for an Undercoat. FINISH: GLOSS. For INTERNAL & EXTERNAL use. White or Coloured. The two main types of fire paint are fire retardant paints and fire-resistant paint. Fire resistant paint is also known as intumescent paint. A water-based product, but HWAP/WB Primer must be applied over the HW01F first. FINISH: SATIN. For INTERNAL & EXTERNAL use. White or Coloured.A water-based product to apply over existing paint, varnish or wax surfaces, before applying other coatings. It is available as white only or it can be tinted to any solid, opaque colour including BS4800, BS381C, NCS and RAL colour ranges. ES/VFR Clear Varnish Fire Retardant Coating can be applied with a brush, roller or spray and has a theoretical coverage rate of 5m² per litre. After applying the first coating, you must allow 2-6 hours before applying a second coat, drying times will be dependent upon temperature and humidity. To find Ready Mixed colours, search "ready mixed" or select the Ready Mixed 'colour chart'. To see Tinted colours select a colour chart such as RAL, BS, NCS, etc. or search for a colour/hue to see available or related options.

A water-based product to apply over HW01F – no need for an Undercoat. FINISH: MATT/SATIN/GLOSS. For INTERNAL & EXTERNAL use.

Once rubbed down and prepared, now apply 3 coats of Timbercoat Intumescent Paint or 3 coats of clear Intumescent Varnish (or similar products, following manufacturers guidelines) at 13 square metres per litre per coat to ensure you get sufficient covering of the coating and the required protection. All our products meet British Standard requirements and are issued with a certificate of conformance (our products now also conform to most European standards too). Intumescent Paints work differently to fire retardant paint; instead of releasing a gas they char and swell up when exposed to fire. Find out more about other fire retardant paints and intumescent coatings from Zeroflame here, all available at Rawlins Paints. A water-based product to apply over HW01, HW02E, and Product 92 range. FINISH: SATIN/GLOSS. For INTERNAL use.

A water-based product to apply over HW01F, very robust, can be scrubbed or hosed. Apply 1 coat for cleaning down regularly or 2 coats for scrubbing down. FINISH: 10% MATT 30% SATIN. For INTERNAL use. The details outlined below can be applied to any and all cast iron or steel products whether they have been previously painted or whether they are unpainted but cannot be applied to any doors. The product is non-hygroscopic and is suitable for both interior and exterior application, when used in association with the correct protective lacquer. Can be applied to previously painted or stained surfaces when used in conjunction with the ACS Adhesion Primer. Wooden surfaces can receive protection with fire retardant varnish and paints. These can be applied to treated and untreated wood just like paint, using a brush, roller, or spray, and come in a variety of finishes.Cementitious coatings began surfacing in the mid-1900s when durable fireproofing solutions were needed. Concrete enhances the fire strength of a steel building, thus making cementitious paints an option. Over time, as dense concrete became too bulky, lighter cement paint methods were created. This type of coating is best in areas with low moisture exposure, as high moisture can cause an excess of corrosion and can reduce the effectiveness. Two of the biggest benefits of this coating are its affordability, especially for larger projects as well as its lightweight format.

FlameOFF’s Fire Barrier Paint provides an eco-friendly fire resistant coating that’s 100% ASTM E-119 and E-84 compliant. Once you have applied your covering of Timbercoat (or similar product) you will then need to apply two coats of Flame Retardant paint. These fire retardant qualities can delay the spread of the fire in your home by anything from 30 minutes up to 3 hours allowing fire services additional time to get flames under control and reduce the extent of fire damage in your home. Does Fire Retardant Paint Actually Work?

HW01FLEX is a water-based product that MUST have a protective Top Sealer Coat applied. Once coated, HW01F will last the life of the Top Coat. If the Top Coat is re-applied at the end of the cycle, HW01F will continue to offer fire protection for life. For INTERNAL & EXTERNAL use.