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Retardant Paint and Fire Retardant Varnish:
for Loft Conversion Fire Doors to FD30. We
can save you money and time by giving you the simple, straightforward rules for
meeting the Fire Regulations for Fire Doors in Loft Conversions. You will also
need to deal with Intumescent Strips and Intumescent Protection for the door edges,
hinges and door closer (see below for our easy to use Essentials
Packs). Just call us on 01626 331351 for instant help and advice.
Benefits:
intumescent paints and water based top
coats *
water based *
no smell *
no solvents *
thin coats *
no vapour *
Fire Certificate of Supply
MOST
FREQUENTLY ASKED FOR LOFT FIRE DOOR UPGRADE QUICK
SPECIFICATION SECTION - you
can also read more below, if this section does not describe your problem door(s)
exactly. Call us on 01626 331351 for help with special doors, unusual sizes or
finishes. Most Building Inspectors are happy for you to only coat one side of
the doors, the fire hazard side (usually the bedroom or living room side).
CLEAR
FINISH Fire Door
Varnish Apply
three coats of Intumescent Varnish - Base Coats - one 20 square metre
pack will cover 4 door sides with 3 coats. This is based on coating each softwood
(typically Pine) door on one side only, for indoor use, for a 35mm thick door
with 16mm thick panels, 1.5 square metres area including edges. Apply
one or two coats of Flame Varnish - Finish Coats - Satin, Matt or Gloss - one
20 square metre pack will cover 6 door sides with 2 coats. This is based on coating
each softwood (typically Pine) door on one side only, for indoor use, for a 35mm
thick door with 16mm thick panels, 1.5 square metres area including edges. Order
- Intumescent Fire Varnish, (20 square metre packs) and Flame Varnish, (20 or
40 square metre packs) plus choose a Door Essentials Kit - click
here to go to the Fire Shop
COLOUR
FINISH Fire Door
Paint - in your colour choice of Paint Finish, including White or Black.
Choose
your Paint Colour by clicking
here. Apply
three coats of Intumescent Paint - Base Coats - one 2.5kg pack will
cover 3 door sides for 3 coats. This is based on coating each softwood (typically
Pine) door on one side only, indoors, 35mm thick door with 16mm thick panels,
1.5 square metres area including edges. Apply
one or two coats of Flame Paint Finish - Matt, Gloss or Eggshell -
one 2.5 litre pack will cover 8 door sides for 2 coats. This is based on
coating each softwood (typically Pine) door on one side only, indoors, 35mm thick
door with 16mm thick panels, 1.5 square metres area including edges. Order
- Intumescent Timber Paint 2.5kg, 5kg or 20kg and Flame Paint Finish 2.5 litre
or 5 litre, plus choose a Door Essentials Kit - click
here to go to the Fire Shop
Choose
your Paint Colour by clicking
here.
MOST POPULAR
LOFT CONVERSION FIRE DOOR ESSENTIALS: 1.
Intumescent groove strip kit - for fitting into
a groove cut into the door edge with a router - click
here to go to the Fire Shop 2.
Intumescent surface strip kit
- use instead of cutting the groove - stick directly to the door edge -
click here to go to the Fire Shop 3.
Lock, hinge and door closer kit -
intumescent paper and card pack - click here to go
to the Fire Shop 4.
Intumescent Mastic - use instead of the intumescent
paper and card pack - click here to go to the Fire
Shop 5. Panel Upgrade
Veneer or Plywood - extra panels made to your size and thickness to bring
the existing panel up to the minimum specification (12mm for hardwoods and 16mm
for softwoods). These panels are machined to Order, so please call us or Angela
on 01626 331351 to discuss your door upgrade needs.
Our
unique Fire Certificated Paint and Varnish Offer for Fire Doors Call
us with your Fire Paint or Fire Varnish door area dimensions and you can have
by fax or E Mail: -
an instant fixed price Quotation to include a Fire Certificate of Supply, Delivery
and detailed Specification -
a Building Inspector ready Document Set, with Data Sheet, for his or her approval -
free Product Support by telephone before, during and after application, to ensure
that you meet the Fire Regulations
Don't
get caught out by just buying any old Fire Paint or Fire Varnish for your Doors
- use our Free Service and get it right first time.
Prices,
Discounts and Delivery: call
01626 331351 for full details Prices
- some prices are lower than given above when purchased in larger pack sizes,
see SHOP to see
the details Discounts
and Trade Sales - call us for details Delivery
- Same day despatch, Next Day Service, UK Mainland - £10 plus VAT
Suitable
For: 1.
Fire Door conversion of Solid Doors made of Softwoods and Hardwoods 2.
Interior and Exterior Fire Door upgrades and conversions 3.
Fire Door conversion of existing doors with painted surfaces, varnished finishes,
stained doors or bare, unfinished new or old wood. 4.
Applying over existing clear finishes, white finishes or coloured finishes to
create a Fire Door 5. Fire
Doors for Loft Conversions, Hotels, Boarding House, Flats. 6.
Fire Doors, and door upgrades to modify existing solid wood doors to 30 minutes
(FD30) Standard. 7. Exhibition
Stand Fire Doors, Shopping Centre Kiosk Fire Doors, Night Club Bar Fire Doors,
Restaurant Bar Fire Doors, Shop Fire Doors. 8.
Fire Protection of Exhibition Stands and Fire Protection of Retail Kiosks.
Speak
to us now for free help and immediate pricing - Tel: 01626 331351 Next
Day UK Delivery of all Fire Varnishes Colours:
Clear Varnish and all B.S. and R.A.L. Colours available ex. stock for Next Day
Delivery. For a RAL Colour Chart Click
Here. Certificates
for: Class 1
and Class O, and 30 minutes on softwood and hardwood (e.g. oak). Finishes:
Coloured Paint - Matt, Eggshell, Gloss and Metallic or in Clear Varnish - Matt,
Gloss or Satin. Doors:
Click
here for - Guidance
Notes on upgrading Doors
DOOR
UPGRADING - easy when you know how Door
Protection can be expensive if you only have one or two doors to convert: it can
be cheaper to buy factory built Fire Doors. However, nice, solid wood doors can
be economically converted to 30 minutes fire resistance, as often requested by
Building Control Officers. For
conversion of all doors made of solid wood, or solid wood with panels, please
give us a call to discuss your options. We
will need to know the size and thickness of each door, and the thickness of any
panels.
Give
us on call on 01626 331351 for FREE help with your Fire Door Specification. A
minimum of panel thickness of 16mm for softwoods and 12mm for hardwoods is required.
Softwoods
need to be at least 16mm thick and hardwoods 12mm thick, in order to withstand
charring (without collapse) of 10mm (softwoods) or 6mm (hardwoods). Hardwoods,
like Oak, burn slower than Softwoods, like Pine. These charring allowances leave
6mm of wood in reserve, to provide more time for escape, after the paint systems
have expired. If the wood is less than these thicknesses it can be supplemented
with additional panelling - we will be pleased to Quote for precision panels made
to measure for your project. When
using Ultra Door Protection for upgrading standard doors to 30 minute fire doors,
it must be used as part of an overall program to include intumescent fire/smoke
seal and lock, hinge and door closer Intumescent protection card, or as Specified
by your Building Inspector. As
a general guide, uprating is likely to include the following; 1.
Preparation of the doors to take intumescent fire/smoke seals and lock, hinge
and door closer intumescent protection cards. We can offer surface mounting Intumescent
Seal Strips, which are self adhesive and mount inside the door frame. This type
of seal enables you to avoid removing the door to cut slots. 2.
Three coats of Ultra Door Intumescent Fire Paint or Varnish base, followed by
two top coats of Flame Paint or Flame Varnish Finish (Eggshell or Gloss). 3.
Additional panels or Veneer may be required to meet the minimum thickness requirements
- we can manufacture this for you - please ask for a Quotation.
Click
here for - Guidance
Notes on upgrading Doors
Free
Advice - we supply free specifications and product
quotations Speak
directly to us about your Fire Retardant needs: 01626 331351 Please
do not take a risk and simply buy products without a clear specification from
an expert. You may not be able to obtain a Fire Certificate in those circumstances.
Click
to Home Page 'Fire
Paint' is a general term rather misleadingly used to cover both Fire Resistant
Paint, used as a top coat to protect the Intumescent Paint beneath and Intumescent
Paint or Intumescent Varnish, which are designed to swell up in a fire to protect
the door. Class 1 and Class O are Classifications used regarding fire action on
the surface of the paint, whereas '30 Minutes' describes the period of protection
given by the underlying Intumescent layers of Intumescent Paint or Intumescent
Varnish against penetration of fire. We
can provide an Intumescent Paint price based on the thickness of the wood or steel
to be protected, and a separate price for the Flame Paint used as a top coat,
which also acts as a retardent fire layer, producing an inert gas to protect itself.
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