May 5, 2020 #1 cdafd Specifier/Regulator Aug 18, 2005 2,902 Anyone approve or use Flame stop to meet NFPA 13 for noncombustible or limited combustible? https://www.flamestop.com/shop/fire-retardants/fire-retardant-spray-for-wood/
Anyone approve or use Flame stop to meet NFPA 13 for noncombustible or limited combustible? https://www.flamestop.com/shop/fire-retardants/fire-retardant-spray-for-wood/
May 6, 2020 #2 Derik Brooks Mechanical Jul 27, 2018 8 I don't see a UL listing on that data sheet and most AHJ's will NOT approve a product without a UL listing. I almost always use the 3M 15WB+. Upvote 0 Downvote
I don't see a UL listing on that data sheet and most AHJ's will NOT approve a product without a UL listing. I almost always use the 3M 15WB+.
May 6, 2020 Thread starter #3 cdafd Specifier/Regulator Aug 18, 2005 2,902 Derik This is going on wood that will be exposed, And they want the wood look Upvote 0 Downvote
May 7, 2020 #4 stookeyfpe Specifier/Regulator Mar 13, 2005 1,882 It hasn't been tested to determine if it meets the definitions of Noncombustible or Limited Combustible. The fire tests referenced in the data sheet are for interior finish materials. We see this used all the time for decorative finishes. It won't work for the application you described. Upvote 0 Downvote
It hasn't been tested to determine if it meets the definitions of Noncombustible or Limited Combustible. The fire tests referenced in the data sheet are for interior finish materials. We see this used all the time for decorative finishes. It won't work for the application you described.
May 7, 2020 Thread starter #5 cdafd Specifier/Regulator Aug 18, 2005 2,902 Thank you both That has been my feeling since I saw the product awhile back. It just keeps coming back. Upvote 0 Downvote
Thank you both That has been my feeling since I saw the product awhile back. It just keeps coming back.
