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Fire Resistant Coating for Lath and Plaster

Product 105

105-EP-C-CE Mark

Fire resistant coating for upgrading lath & plaster ceilings, walls and cornices to one hour protection

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Description

Fire Paint for Lath and Plaster

Fire-resistant aqueous paint for lath and plaster to upgrade the surface. A white, or coloured, fire-resistant intumescent coating system. Offers fire protection to plasterboard or lath-and-plaster ceilings and walls of various thicknesses.

Provides an excellent solution for projects where plasterboard needs fire rating but cannot be replaced.

Listed buildings benefit from the application of fireproof paint, which is an approved upgrading solution by Building Control. A suitable solution for protected and heritage buildings which do not currently meet fire standards.

When attacked by fire, the intumescent material protects the integrity as well as the insulation of the coated surface. Moreover, offers over 1-hour fire protection to plasterboard.

Works for concrete too!

EP/CP fire protection coating system is an extremely cost-effective way to offer up to 120 minutes fire protection on concrete in a three-coat application.  It is ideal for concrete structures such as car parks and particularly in high-risk flammable storage spaces.  EP/CP has been used on a number of high-profile projects including the Channel Tunnel, the new Rolls Royce building, and the Sun Alliance multi-storey car park.

  • CPR (Certificate of constancy of performance) 1220-CPR-2370
  • CE MARK, ETA (European Technical Assessment) ETA 23/0388

 

Please ensure your order is correct before purchasing fire paint for lath and plaster. To speak to one of our advisors, please call 01304 842555.


We provide an extensive range of fireproof coatings, intumescent paint, wallpaper, and sprays compatible with a range of materials. Explore our Fireproof Coatings online.


Envirograf ® passive fire products carry the hallmark of excellence, reflecting the high standards that prevail in its laboratory, test rig, and manufacturing plant. Envirograf® passive fire products are subject to rigorous quality control which, at all stages, ensures products remain at the leading edge of fire containment technology. This quality has earned the company and its passive fire products a high reputation. With its operating system accredited to ISO9001.

 

 

Advantages

– Designed for application to 9mm or 12½mm thick plasterboard, 18mm & thicker lath-and-plaster, or concrete walls and ceilings, providing 1 hour of integrity and insulation

– Can be used to protect and insulate concrete and also insulate steelwork within a layer of concrete

– Dries to a smooth finish

– An ideal solution for upgrading the fire rating of original features in Graded historical buildings

Application Instructions

Clean all walls or ceilings, taking off any loose paint and removing all wall or ceiling paper. Any grooves or cracks in the ceiling or walls can be made good with Envirograf® Intumescent Cement – Product 63 or AM Intumescent Mastic – Product 58. Should it be found that EP/CP will not adhere to the existing coating, then either apply a PVA Adhesive Coating at a 50/50 ratio of adhesive to water, or apply 1 coat of Envirograf® EP/CP/P Adhesion Primer at 14 m² per litre. Then apply 2 coats of EP/CP at the rate of 8 m² per litre, per coat. The approximate drying time is 1 hour. EP/CP needs a Top Finish Coat. This can be any make of external Smooth Acrylic Emulsion or Envirograf® HW/AEC Acrylic Coating at 10 m² per litre, per coat. This can be coloured and is available in matt or satin.

 

For Wallpaper or lathe plaster this can be left but instead of 2 coats you must apply 3 coats at 8m² Per Litre Per Coat.

 

OTHER TOP COATS
HW04/UC white spirit based Undercoat at 10 m² per litre.
HW04/TC white spirit based Top Coat at 10 m² per litre. Available in matt, satin or gloss.
EP/CP and all the Top Coats can be coloured.
EP/CP can be painted onto all cornices or plaster mouldings with the same Top Coats applied.

Where cornices have gold leaf on them, a clear coating HW02/E can be applied – 3 coats at 8 m² per litre, per coat. For the Top Coat, apply 1 coat of BL/TCW water based clear Top Coat at 8-10 m² per litre.

Case Studies

  • A Quality Finish at Kilworth House Hotel


    Range of passive fire protection products used at Kilworth House Hotel.

  • Fire protection for barn conversion


    Intumescent coatings helping to conform to current fire regulations.

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Order References / Sizes

EP/CP Primer

A water-based primer for use where there is distemper, dirt, dust etc. prior to applying intumescent coating.

Ref                     Volume

EP/CP/P/1         1 litre

EP/CP/P/2.5      2.5 litres

EP/CP/P/5         5 litres


EP/CP Intumescent coating

A water-based intumescent coating for plasterboard.

Ref                     Volume

EP/CP/1            1 litre

EP/CP/2.5         2.5 litres

EP/CP/5            5 litres

EP/CP/20          20 litres


HW AEC Top coat

A water-based acrylic emulsion for application over EP/CP intumescent coating. For both internal and  external use.

Ref                     Volume

HW AEC/1         1 litre

HW AEC/2.5      2.5 litres

HW AEC/5         5 litres