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Systems > Wood fire protection > transparent |
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| Fire protection systems for wood, transparent |
In accordance with DIN 4102, wood is classified in the construction materials classification B2 as normally inflammable. After coating with BC-Brandschutz-Woodcoat transparent and topcoat
BC-Brandschutz-Woodcoat Top CF, most of the wooden materials satisfy the requirements of classification B1 (difficult to ignite). |
The coating system BC-Brandschutz-Woodcoat transparent is applied in the interior parts of buildings and in areas without direct contact to the elements, e.g. where fire safety regulations demand construction material classification B1 and where one must expect a significant risk of fire. For example, this may be the case in public buildings, conference rooms, hospitals, schools, industrial buildings, power plants and building sites, etc.
In the event that fire resistance classifications F 30, F 60 or F 90 is required for wooden constructions, it is most commonly necessary to use panelling made of non-inflammable fire protection boards with official certification. |
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Object example
Coating with BC-Brandschutz-Woodcoat transparent with the necessary topcoat BC-Brandschutz-Woodcoat Top CF
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Fire test on a plywood board, coated with BC-Brandschutz-Woodcoat, performed in our laboratory.
The lower part of the plywood board is uncoated. The graining of the wood is clearly visible.
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Even after a longer time of firing the protecting carbon foam stays stable. A fire spread on the top of the wooden surface will be reduced.
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Downloads |
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The following downloads are available on this topic: |
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Classification |
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PDF, 1 MB, June 2009 |
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Installation Instruction |
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PDF, 300 KB, January 2006 |
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General Cerification P-3058/3412-MPA-BS |
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PDF, 1 MB, valid until 31. January 2012 |
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