Timber Applications and Fire Performance Ratings
We offer certified fire retardant treatments for a wide variety of wooden elements:
BS EN 13501-1 Class B Treatments
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Timber cladding (external or internal)
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Wooden acoustic panels
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Exhibition walls and display structures
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Garden buildings, siding, decking
30–60 Minute Intumescent Protection
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Timber beams and framing
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Load-bearing or exposed structural timber
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Fire safety upgrades for schools, care homes, hotels
All treatments are compliant, long-lasting, and professionally applied.
Why Choose Our Fire Retardant Treatment for Timber?
Regulatory Compliance
Certified to:
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BS EN 13501-1 Class B
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30/60-minute
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meets UK and EU regulations.
Enhanced Safety
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protects against ignition and flame spread
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preserves structural integrity.
Damage and Cost Reduction
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Minimises fire damage and insurance risk;
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extends building life.
Tailored Solutions
We match the treatment to your:
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timber type
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application area
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desired finish.
Process, Applications & Timber Suitability
Our Fireproofing Process
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Preparation – We clean and inspect all wood surfaces.
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Product Selection – Based on timber type, fire rating, and desired finish.
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Application – We use brush, roller, or spray for even coverage.
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Drying – Applied products are cured according to their specifications.
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Topcoat (if required) – Protects and enhances visual finish.
Where Fireproofing is Used
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Timber cladding
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Staircases
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Panelled walls
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Roof trusses, joists
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Acoustic panels
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Outbuildings and sheds
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Stage props
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Wood furniture
Timber Types We Treat
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Softwoods: Pine, cedar, spruce
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Hardwoods: Oak, maple, walnut
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Engineered wood: MDF, plywood, OSB
We’ll guide you in selecting the best fire retardant method for your wood type and environment.
Environmental Conditions for Applying Fire Retardant Treatments
Proper conditions ensure lasting performance:
External Timber:
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Best applied spring–autumn
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Avoid freezing or wet weather
Internal Timber:
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Year-round application possible
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Requires warm, ventilated, low-humidity environment
Fire Retardant Certification and Compliance for Timber
All treatments come with a Certificate of Treatment, confirming:
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Product used
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Fire standard achieved
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Technician’s authorised signature
We only use UKAS-tested and certified systems, supporting compliance with building control, insurance, and fire officer inspections.
Timber Fire Retardant Treatment Projects
We’ve helped safeguard timber structures across the UK:
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Residential cladding upgrades
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Theatre and studio acoustic panels
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Stairwells in public buildings
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Exhibition stand panels
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What We Need to Quote Accurately
To provide a precise quote, we’ll ask for:
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Required fire rating: Class B or 30/60 mins
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Wood type: finished or unfinished
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Total area: including reverse sides if required
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Desired finish: matt, satin, gloss
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Colour: clear, white, tinted
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Preferred treatment date
Feel free to contact us for free assistance, quotes, and advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about fireproofing wood
How does intumescent fire retardant work?
It forms a char layer under heat, insulating the wood from flames.
Can I do the fireproofing myself?
We recommend professional application for safety, compliance, and certification.
Is the treatment suitable for all woods?
Most woods can be treated — we’ll recommend the best product for your project.
How long does it last?
Depends on environment and use; we’ll advise you on lifespan and maintenance.
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