No.
129 Varnish Base Coat and No. 130
Varnish Overcoat comprise
a Class “B” fire retardant
system. This system is recommended
for use on wood paneling, woodwork,
doors, door and window frames, and
other surfaces which are subject to
scuffing and handling, or may require
occasional cleaning. These coatings
contain no water soluble ingredients
and will not leach or become milky
on aging or when exposed to humidity
or moisture. They are manufactured
with Rule 66 mineral spirits and produce
no unusually strong or unpleasant
odor during application. No 130 is
available in Low, Semi or High Gloss
sheen.
This Flame Control Class “B”
system will fulfill building and fire
code requirements for public assembly
areas such as restaurants, hotels,
convention facilities, churches, nursing
homes, etc.
Underwriter’s
Laboratories (ULC) Fire Hazard Classification
When tested in accordance with ULC
S102
| Coating
System |
Flame
Spread |
Smoke
Developed |
Smoke
Contributed |
Primer
– Sealer: None
Type No. 129 (base coat) applied
in one coat at 300 sq. ft./US
gal (7.4 sq. m./L)
Type No. 130 (top coat) applied
in one coat at 600 sq. ft./US
gal (14.7 sq. m./L)
|
45 |
50 |
40 |
(When
applied to Asbestos-Cement Board)
Primer – Sealer: None
Type No. 129 (base coat) applied
in one coat at 300 sq. ft./US
gal (7.4 sq. m./L)
Type No. 130 (top coat) applied
in one coat at 600 sq. ft./US
gal (14.7 sq. m./L)
|
5 |
0 |
0 |
No.
133 Water Base Fire Retardant Varnish
is a water base fire retardant varnish
system with a low semi-gloss sheen.
It is designed for use on all new or
previously coated wood surfaces (except
floors). The varnish will not leach
or turn white on aging or washing.
No. 133 is recommended
for application to all wood surfaces
where a reduction of surface flammability
is required to comply with building
or fire code requirements.
FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION
applied to wood surfaces and tested
in accordance with ASTM E-84
| Coating
System |
Flame
Spread |
Smoke
Developed |
Sealer
– none
Base Coat: No 133 applied at 450
sq. ft./US gal (11.0 sq. m./L)
Top Coat: No 133 applied at 700
sq. ft./US gal (17.2 sq. m./L)
|
70 |
130 |
No.
10 Class “B” Clear Fire
Retardant Penetrating Wood Treatment
was developed to meet requirements for
a clear fire retardant treatment for
EXTERIOR use on previously untreated
cedar shakes and shingles. It is very
effective in reducing the flammability
of Cedar and other edge grain woods.
No. 10 contains no water soluble salts,
therefore it’s fire retardant
properties are lasting. Properly treated
wood will char but will not support
combustion.
Fire Test:
(small Scale) A cedar shingle was
divided in half. One section was
treated with two coats of No. 10
at 300 sq. ft./gal per coat, allowed
to dry 72 hours, and then placed
at a 450 angle for an incline fire
test. A Fisher high temperature
gas burner, with flame temperature
of 1800F was placed two inches from
the panel surface. The flame was
removed at 15 and 30 second intervals,
and the time for the surface to
self extinguish was recorded as
follows:
| Flame
Exposure |
Time
to Self Extinguish |
Smoke
Developed |
| 15
seconds |
1 |
4
seconds |
| 30
seconds |
2 |
continuous
burning |
| 60
seconds |
3 |
|
| 90
seconds |
6 |
|
| 120
seconds |
15 |
|
Flame Spread Rating:
Class “B” per NFPA
703 Section 2-2.1.3. Applied to
No. 1 grade Red Cedar Shingles and
tested in accordance with ASTM E
84 Tunnel Test
| Coating
Details |
Flame
Spread |
Smoke
Developed |
Fuel
Contributed |
Sealer
– none
Type No. 10 applied in two coats
at 300 sq. ft./US gal (7.4 sq.
m./L)/coat
|
35 |
690 |
10 |
No. 141 Class
“B” Polyurethane Gloss Gym
Floor Varnish
Product Description:
Flame Control No. 141 is a clear,
transparent finish, designed for interior
use on gym floors and other wood floor
surfaces, where maximum resistance
to abrasion, scrubbing and washing
is required. No. 141 is also suitable
for use on other interior surfaces
such as wood paneling, doors, trim,
dadoes, wainscoting, stairs and concrete
floors.
Fire Tests:
Flame Spread Rating:
Class "B". When
tested in accordance with ASTM E-84
(ANSI/UL 723, NFPA 255 and UBC 8-1),
the coating obtained the following
fire hazard classification. A complete
report from a U.S. Government approved
laboratory is available upon request.
FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION
(When applied to Douglas Fir)
| Coating
System DetailsExposure |
Flame
Spread |
Smoke
Developed |
| Type
No. 141 (first coat)
applied in one coat at 400 sq.ft/US
gal (9.8 sq.m/L) |
|
|
| Type
No. 141 (second coat)
applied in one coat at 400 sq.ft/US
gal (9.8 sq.m/L) |
60 |
170 |
NEPA FLAME SPREAD AND SMOKE
DEVELOPED CLASSIFICATION
(as defined in ANSI/NFPA 101 Life
Safety Code)
| Class |
Flame-Spread
Index |
Smoke
Development Index |
| I
(A) |
0-25
|
0-450
|
| II
(B) |
26-75 |
0-450
|
| III
(C) |
76-200 |
0-450
|
|
Flame
retardant coatings | Fire
retardant coatings