Applications
Application: easy and effective
Designed for use on common building materials
Our non-toxic, odourless, and eco-friendly flame retardant is ideal for:
- Fabrics & natural fibres
- Untreated wood & timber structures
- Cardboard & hardboard
- Curtains, carpets, and mattresses
Important: This product improves fire resistance but does not make materials fireproof. Always follow proper application and safety guidelines.
How to Apply Flame Retardant to Wendy Houses & Informal Dwellings
Our flame retardant is designed for use on Fabrics, Natural Fibres and Untreated Wood and other porous materials commonly found in structures like wendy houses and informal dwellings. When applied correctly, it helps reduce the flammability of these materials by creating a protective barrier.
Important Notice: Our product improves fire resistance but does not make materials fireproof. Always follow proper application guidelines for best results.
Recommended Application Method
Garden - Type Pump - Up Sprayer
Our product is easy to apply with a standard garden-type pump-up sprayer. This makes it accessible for both homeowners and professionals, allowing for consistent, even coverage on a variety of surfaces.
Why Treat Wendy Houses and Informal Dwellings?
Structures like wendy houses and informal dwellings are often built with raw wood, plywood, hardboard, and natural fibres.
These are all highly flammable materials. Left untreated, these can quickly ignite and allow fire to spread rapidly.
Applying our flame retardant significantly reduces this risk, creating a protective flame barrier that enhances fire resistance and protects your home, family, and belongings.
Application Areas:
01.
Raw Wood
Overview: Untreated wood, including beams, walls, and floors, is highly flammable and should be treated to minimise fire risk.
Treatment: Apply Flame Retardant Solutions to all raw wood surfaces using a sprayer or brush to create a fire-resistant barrier that slows flame spread.
02.
Inside Panelling
Overview: Interior panelling made of wood, plywood, hardboard, or MDF can be particularly susceptible to fire.
Treatment: Ensure that all panelling is evenly coated with our flame retardant for added fire resistance.
03.
Hardboard (HDF)
Overview: Hardboard, or high-density fibreboard (HDF), is commonly used for walls, ceilings, and furniture.
Treatment: The rough surface allows for effective absorption of the flame retardant. Use a garden-type pump sprayer or brush for full coverage.
04.
Cardboard
Overview: Cardboard used in insulation or storage is highly flammable.
Treatment: Spray Flame Retardant Solutions onto cardboard surfaces to help reduce flammability.
05.
Curtains, Carpeting, and Mattresses
Overview: Soft furnishings like curtains, carpets, and mattresses can quickly catch fire and spread flames.
Treatment: Apply our flame retardant to these materials to help reduce their fire risk.
Important: DO NOT spray bedding materials such as pillows, duvets, or blankets.
Disclaimer
- Effectiveness varies depending on material composition and application method.
- This product does not make treated materials fireproof.
- Users must test a small sample before full application.
Benefits of Using Flame Retardant Solutions
Our halogen-free, non-toxic, water-based flame retardant is safe for indoor use and better for the environment. No harmful fumes or residues.
Treating your wendy house and informal dwellings with Flame Retardant Solutions significantly reduces the risk of fire, offering peace of mind.
The application of our Flame Retardant Solutions to wendy houses and informal dwellings presents job opportunities for job creation, as skilled workers can offer this service to communities, improving safety on a larger scale.
Our flame retardant is an affordable way to protect your property with long lasting results in dry conditions.