Our product line unites fireproofing, thermal insulation, waterproofing, and mold- and mildew-resistance in one lightweight, durable system. Designed for the demands of modern construction, each formulation is easy to apply with no learning curve, reducing labor time and installation costs.
Correct mixing and allowing sufficient curing time can greatly improve its fire resistance. We will cover best practices for incorporating stucco into fire-rated wall systems, including installation tips to enhance a buildings fire resistance.
Portland cement-based plaster, commonly called stucco, has long been and continues to be a popular choice for finishes on buildings. It allows for a wide expression of aesthetics, is a cost effective finish, is durable in all types of climates (especially wet ones), and offers fire resistance. In this assembly, the only non-flammable materials are the stucco and the metal lath. While at first glance a wall assembly may not seem likely to pass, this particular assembly does pass if the right materials are selected. Stucco siding is fire-resistant because it's made from non-combustible materials like Portland cement, lime, sand, and water, protecting your home for one hour during wildfire exposure.
Such details provide a deeper understanding and appreciation for Stucco Fireproofing For Apartment Ceilings.
In this assembly, the only non-flammable materials are the stucco and the metal lath. While at first glance a wall assembly may not seem likely to pass, this particular assembly does pass if the right materials are selected.
Stucco siding is fire-resistant because it's made from non-combustible materials like Portland cement, lime, sand, and water, protecting your home for one hour during wildfire exposure.
Fireproofing units range from small 2L3 patch units that run off 110-volt to hydraulic-powered piston units capable of 60 bags per hour and pumping distances in excess of 500 feet and 30 stories vertically.
The Stucco Sprayer Hopper gun 30-300 series was specially designed to spray highly viscous cement materials. These materials as listed here: Glass fiber reinforced concrete GFRC, Stucco, Mortar, Monokote MK6, Basalt and others. Ideal to be used as a fireproofing sprayer.
