Intumescent coating systems provide passive fire protection, with many systems offering an appearance similar to that of a paint finish. 

In the event of a fire, the increase in temperature causes a chemical reaction within the Intumescent coating resulting in the coating expanding to many times its original thickness. This creates an insulating layer between the heat source and the substrate.

Intumescent coatings can be applied to a number of substrates including steel, timber, concrete & plasterboard. In the event of a fire, Intumescent coating systems play a vital role in preventing structural failure & the spread of fire.

Intumescent coating systems provide passive fire protection, with many systems offering an appearance similar to that of a paint finish. 

In the event of a fire, the increase in temperature causes a chemical reaction within the Intumescent coating resulting in the coating expanding to many times its original thickness. This creates an insulating layer between the heat source and the substrate.

Intumescent coatings can be applied to a number of substrates including steel, timber, concrete & plasterboard. In the event of a fire, Intumescent coating systems play a vital role in preventing structural failure & the spread of fire.

Floor coatings are often the most effective method of providing clean, hygienic & hardwearing floor surfaces. Whether it be Epoxies, Polyurethanes, MMA’s (fast curing), or the numerous other floor coatings available, correct substrate preparation and application are vital to any well-performing floor coating system.