Steel is a building material that is classified as non-combustible, but in case of fire, steel structures quickly lose their load-bearing capacity at high temperatures. We offer a variety of solutions to protect steel structures.
| Intumescent Paints The fire resistance of steel structures can be successfully enhanced by the
use of special fire-resistant paints.
The intumescent coating can be overpainted with topcoats to achieve an aesthetic appearance in desired colour. |
| Calcium
Silicate Boards In Scandinavia, innovative lightweight fire protection boards have been developed to increase the fire resistance of steel structures. The boards are easy to handle and have a wide range of applications due to their light weight and good fire resistance. Boards meet the highest environmental, health and safety standards and comply with EU requirements. Caltsium Silicate Boards provide the structures with the fire resistance classification of R30 to R240. |
| Fire
Protection Wool Stone wool has been a very common fireproofing material for many years and it is also suitable for increasing the fire resistance of steel structures. You can choose between different wool board thicknesses to achieve the required fire resistance time. |
| Spray-Applied
Fire-Resistant Plasters Spray-applied fire-resistant plasters are inexpensive solutions for achieving good fire resistance of large surfaces. With fire-resistant plasters, you can increase the fire resistance of metal, wood and concrete surfaces. Unlike conventional spray-applied plasters, the fire-resistant plasters are lightweight and do not add significant extra load to the constructions. |