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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2025
- FIRECOAT Exterior offers trusted and proven fire protection that sets new benchmarks in fire safety.
FIRECOAT Exterior is a game-changing fire-retardant coating uniquely rated to Bushfire Attack Level 40 (BAL-40). Used in its native grey or overcoated with any water-based exterior colour, FIRECOAT Exterior has been developed to combat the devastating impact of bushfires, structural fires or urban fires.
When exposed to flame or radiant heat, FIRECOAT Exterior expands and forms an outer char layer that acts as a barrier, protecting the underlying surface from ignition and putting a stop to the spread of flames.
FIRECOAT Exterior is lightly textured and easy to apply with a standard brush, roller or sprayer, which makes it suitable for home owners and professionals.
It’s perfect for residential homes and buildings across low, medium and high-density living areas and ideal for infrastructure assets and commercial properties.
• Water-based, fire-protective undercoat or top coat
• NATA independently rated to BAL-40
• Long-lasting protection
• Free from halogenated flame retardants
• Low VOC (volatile organic compounds) content
• Non-irritating to eyes and skin
• Easy to apply with sprayer, roller or brush
• Suitable for use on natural and composite timber, brick, concrete, plasterboard, masonry, aluminium and structural steel (primer may be required for certain substrates)
• Not suitable for use on decking or staircases
• Australian made and owned
• Light grey textured finish
Fire performance certifications
• FM Global Certified Standard 4975
• AS 3959:2018 (BAL 40) - Extremely high bushfire rating
• AS 5637.1:2015 - Fire Classification | Group 1 AS/NZS 3837
• AS 1530.4:2014 - Exterior wall system | FRL -/60/60
• ASTM D2898 Method B - Accelerated weathering testing
• ASTM E84 - Surface burning characteristics of building materials
• ISO 5660 - Heat release and smoke production
Visit firecoat.com.au for more information and sales advice.
Note: Each project has its own unique considerations and compliance requirements. To ensure FIRECOAT suits your project, we recommend consulting a qualified building surveyor or fire engineer.
