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Code Requirements for Test and Assemblies
Fire
Barrier
A Fire Barrier Wall runs from the bottom of the slab to past the top of the roof. A Intumescent product can be used if you have a defective barrier. A barrier must be properly installed before you could use any coating. A Intumescent will remain in tact to the barrier if it is properly maintained. In order for any Intumescent Coatings to be effective, you must have a good fire barrier. If your barrier does not run through properly or has penetration holes. It must be fixed before you can apply Intumescent Coatings.
UBC 26-2, Thermal Barrier
- Foam Insulation
- Gypsum
- Wood
ASTM E 119, 1 Hr Wall System
- Wood Wall Assembly
- Gypsum Wall Assembly
- Stucco Exterior Wall Assembly
ASTM E 119, 1 Hr Ceiling System
- Roof/Ceiling Assembly
- Floor/Ceiling Assembly
- Craw Space Floor/Ceiling Assembly
ASTM E 119, Structural Steel Ratings
- Up to 4 hour ratings
- Exterior Applications
- Steel Bar Joists
- Steel Beams
- Steel Columns
- Metal Roof Decking
- LP Gas Frame Structures
ASTM E 119, 2 Hr Wall System
- GP Dens Glass System
- Gypsum Wall Structure
- Metal Wall Assembly
ASTM E 119, 2 Hr Ceiling System
- Wood Assembly
- Gypsum Assembly
- Metal Decking Assembly
ASTM E 84, Fire Retardant Wood
- Class "A" Fire Retardant
ASTM E 84 - Extended, Fire Retardant Wood
- 30 Minute Class "A" Rating