Fire plastering

Fire plastering are a passive fire protection system that limits heat transfer to load-bearing elements and helps maintain the structural integrity of the building as a whole.

They are particularly suitable for large-scale applications. Special plaster mixtures create a thermal insulation layer that slows the rise in the structure’s temperature.

Fire plastering are applied by machine spraying or manual application to a prepared substrate treated with a primer, in the specified thickness. It is important to ensure even application, maintain the layer thickness, and properly execute details to ensure the integrity of the protective layer.

Fire-resistant plasters are used in all types of buildings. They are also suitable for complex structures and large areas, where they provide an effective and cost-efficient solution for improving fire resistance.