Fire Resistant Foam Insulation

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Fire-resistant Spray foam insulation contains fire retardant, and some are specifically formulated for fire-resistant use.  If you need a fire-resistant foam for insulation, be sure to choose one specifically marketed as such.  These products possess a higher degree of fire resistance than standard foam insulation.

Fire Resistant Applications include:

– fire-resistant installation of window and door frames

– fire and smoke resistant sealing of connections between walls, ceilings and floors

– sealing of all openings in roof constructions

– sealing of cable and pipe penetrations in walls

– improving thermal insulation in heating and cooling systems

Sound all make a fireproofing single component PU Foam with non-hazardous propellant and high adhesion to many building materials. It has a fire rating of up to 229 minutes (4 hours) according to the new European Norm CE 1366-4.

Touch ‘n Seal makes foam sealant and insulating products that contain fire retardants. These foams are intended to resist flaming, and slow flame spread.  However, they cannot stop a fire from spreading indefinitely. Touch ‘n Seal foam is flammable and a fire hazard during dispensing. Do not use around fire or flame, and be sure to extinguish all pilot lights in the area.

ELCH PRO Fire Rated group contains four specialized products for domestic and commercial building applications. FR Silicone and FR Intumescent Acrylic sealants are both tested to BS 476:part 20 and fire rated to 4 hours. FR Acoustic Sealant is also sound tested to a value of 55dBA and is supplied in large volume packs. FR Polyurethane B1 Foam is fire rated between firm, mineral construction substrates and in this application meets the requirements of building material class B1 according to DIN 4102 part 1.

Dow Chemical Froth-Pak Spray Foam



Froth-Pak, although combustible, has a European Class B2 or new Class E fire rating which is equivalent to BS EN11925-2, making it difficult to ignite. The foam’s low thermal conductivity makes it approximately twice as effective as an insulation material as other forms of insulation such as glass fibre, expanded polystyrene and mineral wool.

There are several manufacturers of fire-resistant foam insulation products. Be sure to check their fire-retardant properties and fire rating specifications so that they suit your purpose.

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