Fire safety regulations mandate fire protection for all load-bearing structures, - including columns, beams, trusses, and bracing. This is crucial for: ::

- Maintaining structural strength during a fire

- Preventing building collapse

- Ensuring sufficient time for safe human evacuation

1. 1. Intumescent fire-retardant paints
   • Thin-layer coatings (1–3 mm)
   • Expand when heated, forming a protective thermal barrier
   • Suitable for .
   2. Fire-retardant plasters and coatings
   • Thick-layer compounds (10–50 mm)
   • Used to provide high fire resistance up to 3 hours. .
   • Require mesh reinforcement
   3. Basalt and roll insulation
   • Non-combustible slabs or mats
   • Used for concealed structural elements .

🔹 Columns

• Vertical load-bearing elements
• Typically protected with intumescent paints
• Require fire resistance on all four sides

🔹 Floor beams

• Horizontal stiffening diaphragms
• Treated as part of the building’s integrated complex

🔹 Trusses

• Large-span rod systems
• Protection is applied immediately after installation and primer repair

✅   Indoor or outdoor operating conditions, including temperature and humidity
✅   The necessary fire resistance rating (30–120 minutes)
✅   Architectural requirements (appearance, decorative requirements for structural finishes and desired finish color)
✅   Project completion timeline and budget

Cost factors:

• Structure type, metal grade (column, beam, truss)
• Required fire resistance rating according to the design and regulatory requirements, such as Urban Development Norms and Regulations (SHNK) 2.01.02-04 "Fire Safety of Buildings and Structures"
• Selected material (paint, plaster, slabs)
• Work area and labor costs, working height, and required lifting equipment
• Project urgency

✔ We exclusively use materials certified within the Republic of Uzbekistan

✔ Our own fleet of equipment for surface preparation, paint application, and fire protection.
✔ We operate in all weather conditions
✔ Up to 10 years warranty coverage .
✔ Regulations (SHNK), GOST, ISO and SNiP standards.