Fire retardant impregnation vs paint for wood: Which system to choose?
SPFR100 fire retardant impregnation vs fire retardant paint system: comparison table, certified scope, consumption rate, maintenance and application guide. By Priit Jänes…
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Technical guides, EU classification and project notes from the makers of SPFR100.
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Concepts - Fire Reaction and Fire Resistance
Explains the difference between fire reaction and fire resistance, and why both are important for the safety of timber buildings, as well as Euroclasses, EN 13501-2, REI…
From fire retardant consumption rate to competitive advantage
SPFR100 consumption: certified at 240 g/m² (≈ 210 ml/m²) in at least two coats, typically 210–250 ml/m² in practice. See how to calculate consumption and compare fire ret…
Tinted SPFR100: how to choose a tone for fire-protected wood
How tinted SPFR100 works: the tone range, custom shades to RAL or NCS, what affects the final color on wood, and how to check suitability for your project.
The role and potential of pressure treatment in the wood industry
SPFR100 is an innovative and ecological fire retardant that ensures long-lasting fire and weather resistance for wood. Ideal for autoclave treatment, it complies with the…
Fire safety best practices in property management
Essential fire safety best practices for property management. How to implement effective measures like smoke detector maintenance, fire protection equipment training, ele…
Wood as a Building Material: Advantages, Fire Safety, and Challenges
Wood in construction - reaction to fire vs fire resistance, when B-s1,d0 or A2 is required, and practical guidance for architects and specifiers working with wood.
Weather Exposure and Fire-Retardant-Treated Timber
How weather exposure can affect fire-retardant-treated timber, what B-s1,d0 covers, and how SPFR100 exterior use should be assessed.
Shield for Our Wooden Structure
Discover the revolutionary impact of fire retardant treatments in safeguarding wooden structures. Our in-depth exploration unveils how SPFR100 provides unmatched protecti…
Understanding the New EU Regulation on Fire Safety for Wood Products
Explore the European Commission's pivotal 2023 regulation enhancing fire safety standards for wood construction materials. Learn how the new D-s2, d0 classification impac…
What B-s1,d0 means for wood: fire class explained
B-s1,d0 explained simply: B = very limited contribution to fire, s1 = little smoke, d0 = no burning droplets. What it means for timber and how to achieve it.
Embracing the Future of Fire Safety
Discover SPFR100 by Solid Protect - the future of fire safety in wooden architecture. Our eco-friendly, natural fire retardant combines safety with aesthetic integrity, o…