1. Spray-Applied Coatings: Sand and gravel enhance the fire resistance of building elements like steel beams, concrete structures, and partitions. These coatings act as a protective barrier, preventing fire from spreading.

2. Mortar Mixes: When mixed with cement, sand, and gravel create fire-resistant mortar. This mortar is used for fireproofing joints, gaps, and openings in walls and floors 

3. Precast Panels: Sand and gravel are incorporated into precast panels, which are then installed to reinforce fire safety in walls and ceilings.

1. Intumescent Paint: This specialized paint expands when exposed to high temperatures, forming an insulating layer that protects underlying surfaces. It’s commonly used on structural steel.

2. Vermiculite Fire Spray: Vermiculite-based sprays create effective fire barriers. They’re applied to structural elements like columns, beams, and walls.

3. Fire-Stopping Penetrations: These materials seal openings around pipes, cables, and ducts, preventing fire and smoke from spreading through wall penetrations.

4. Fire Retardant Board: These boards are used for fireproofing walls, ceilings, and floors. They provide additional insulation and delay fire propagation.

5. Speedpanel®: A revolutionary fire-rated building system, Speedpanel® combines fire resistance with acoustic performance. It’s ideal for high-rise buildings and commercial spaces.

6. Fire-Rated Ductwork Wrap: Safeguarding ventilation systems, fire-rated ductwork wrap ensures that ducts remain fire-resistant.

1. Risk Reduction: Fireproofing materials significantly reduce the risk of fire-related incidents within buildings, providing peace of mind to occupants.

2. Compliance: Using fireproofing materials ensures compliance with safety regulations and building codes.

2. Time for Evacuation: Fireproofing not only shields buildings from damage but also provides valuable time for occupants to evacuate safely and for emergency responders to intervene.