In this video, we test Teknobond 956 fire-resistant paint with a fire resistance class of B1, which is used to protect wood, concrete, reinforced concrete structures, brick and stone. We apply the coating to various surfaces and compare it with regular paint under an open flame. We show:
- How does fire retardant paint work?
- applying heat-resistant paint to wood and concrete
- reaction of the material to high temperature
- real-time burner test
- the difference between regular and professional fire-resistant paint
Teknobond 956 is a professional water-based fire-resistant coating for concrete, reinforced concrete structures and wood. The material has high resistance to fire, ultraviolet and abrasion, helps to increase the fire safety of structures and provides additional surface protection. After drying, the paint forms a special protective layer, which at high temperatures slows down the spread of flame and reduces the risk of ignition.
