FireFace

FEATURES & BENEFITS

FireFace is a thin membrane which is adhered to both sides of thinner or jointed timber door panels to provide up to 30 minutes’ fire resistance.

FireFace can later be removed without damaging the fabric of timberwork.

The FireFace membrane contains a thin layer of reinforced intumescent material, developed by Sealmaster for this application.

During a fire, the intumescent compound swells and chars, insulating the surface of the timber beneath and retarding the effects of heat on the door’s integrity.

Between the intumescent layer and the timberwork, a specialised woven layer ensures that even if the panel fissures under intense heat, the risk of ‘flaming’ is avoided.

APPLICATIONS

FireFace is easily appied without damaging the fabric of the door.

Can be fixed beneath or between beads and mouldings. A solvent based contact adhesive is available.

Small gaps and joints are made good with Sealmaster Masterseal – a gun-applied intumescent compound which can be sanded and decorated.

FireFace can be decorated with emulsion or oil-based paints to match in. FireFace can also be stained or veneered.

Can be decorated, stained or veneered for a seamless match with surrounding timberwork.