A clear water based solution for use on solid timber to provide Class O fire propagation, suitable for both internal & external environments, is not effected by moisture when dry and leaves timber looking natural. Can be applied by brush, roller or spray.

Overcoating: The manufacturers advise that Zeroflame FR Treatment can be overcoated with varnish or stain but it is advisable to check compatibility on a test area first. If a stained finish is required, always apply the Zeroflame FR Treatment first, as a stain may inhibit penetration.

Zeroflame Fire Retardant Paint (70kb pdf)

A water based intumescent emulsion coating in a matt White finish that can be used by itself or beneath other decorative finishes to achieve both Class O and Class 1 fire protection on internal timber surfaces.

Suitable for use in public buildings, schools, housing, shopping centres, restaurants, banks, churches and for walls and ceilings in escape routes where timber or wood derivatives are used, has been tested to BS476 Parts 6&7 (1987) on such materials as softwoods, hardwoods, plywood, MDF, pre-painted fibre insulation board, plasterboard, etc in new and existing structures. Can be applied by brush, roller or spray.

Under test, no loss of performance has been recorded when Zeroflame Fire Retardant Paint has been overcoated with up to three coats of acrylic or latex finishes. It can be applied over sound existing paintwork, however, where it is intended to use the product on previously painted surfaces the Building Owner, Specifier and Contractor would have to decide on the suitability of the surface, if there is any  doubt regarding the adhesion of previously applied finishes these must be completely removed by stripping or sanding.

Overcoating: The manufacturers advise that Zeroflame FR Paint can be overcoated with up to 3 coats of acrylic paint where a decorative finish is required.

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