CEC CODE COMPLIANCE SEMINAR FOR ICC CHAPTER 8 INTERIOR FINISHES & DECORATIVE MATERIALS
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1 CEC CODE COMPLIANCE SEMINAR FOR ICC CHAPTER 8 INTERIOR FINISHES & DECORATIVE MATERIALS INNOVATIONS IN WORLD CLASS FIRE RETARDANT SERVICES AND COATINGS P R E S E N T E D B Y INTERNATIONAL FIRE-SHIELD, INC. AUBURN, NY
2 IFS, INC. FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT: PATRICK BUMPUS CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS: AUBURN, NEW YORK USA
3 Over 3,000 Independent Tests Our firm got its start in 1983 as a developer of fire retardant products We incorporated under International Fire-Shield, Inc. in 1994
4 We have manufacturing plants in: Boston, MA Niagara Falls, NY Woodstock, GA San Rafael, CA
5 Over 3,000 Independent Tests IFS has developed a full line of UL, ULC, and ICC Classified fire retardant paints, varnishes, and other Class A coatings for interior finishes and decorative materials, along with Thermal Barrier applications.
6 H I S T O R Y International Fire-Shield began targeting some niche markets in 2012 and is planning for growth as a result Our company based in Auburn, NY has doubled our staff and expects to double our workforce again in 2013
7 We have completed extensive testing, are considered Environmentally Green and have extensive experience with code compliance issues.
8 Code Compliance Issues & Answers for Interior Finishes, Decorative Materials and Thermal Barriers
9 Code Compliance History NFPA and the formation of the ICC
10 Code Compliance History International Fire Code & Uniform Building Code Chapter 8 Interior Finishes and Decorative Materials Decorative Materials and Trim Upholstered Furniture Interior Wall and Ceiling Finishes Occupancy-based Requirements
11 Code Compliance History Section 302 Use and Occupancy Classification Assembly Business Educational Factory and Industrial High Hazard Institutional Mercantile Residential Storage Utility and Miscellaneous
12 Code Compliance History Chapter 26 Foam Plastic Insulation Surface Burning Characteristics Thermal Barrier
13 California Technical Bulletin 117 For upholstered furniture and specific occupancies
14 California Technical Bulletin 117
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16 Inherently Flame-Retardant (IFR) Materials NFPA and current Fire Code Compliance
17 Dupont These materials are made flame-resistant by the application of flame-retardant chemicals. A chemical additive in the fiber or treatment on the fabric is used to provide some level of flame retardancy.
18 Dupont FR-treated garments may be damaged by chlorine bleach, hard water or exposure to oxidizing chemicals. Exposure to oxidizing chemicals could over time compromise the flame-resistant properties of the garments made with FR fabric.
19 I Weisse IFR Fabrics are manufactured from polyester yarns to meet NFPA 701 testing protocol without any additional treatment. These fabrics are expected to retain their IFR properties for the life of the material, however, this cannot be guaranteed.
20 I Weisse Conditions of use including time, humidity, excessive dust or dirt etc. may adversely affect the flame retardant capabilities. A yearly field test to verify the status is strongly recommended.
21 Dazian Fabrics Although there may be no degradation from washing or dry cleaning, the same factors of environment, use of added components and further processing may compromise its flame resistance. Retesting every few years and re-flameproofing may still be required
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23 H I S T O R Y Mr. Bumpus returned to the firm about 18 months ago after some time off Saw a major need among certain occupancies and areas of public assembly, for a more effective approach to fire retardant applications and maintenance
24 Problems and Solutions
25 THE PROBLEMS Fire-retardant products are not properly matched to applications Improper Product Application Inability to document, track and monitor applications on an ongoing basis
26 OUR SOLUTIONS FACILITY EVALUATION SERVICE Matches application with UL, ULC and ICC classified fire-retardant paints, varnishes, and coatings. CERTIFIED APPLICATOR PROGRAM Certified applicators are trained to properly apply and maintain material compliance. UV IDENTIFICATION & TRACKING PROGRAM Easily and economically bring facilities into code compliance with fire-safe environments. QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAMS Enables clients and fire safety officials access to treatment and re-treatment records on all goods in all facilities.
27 FR University
28 FR University Facility Evaluation Service Certified Applicators Program UV Identification & Tracking Quality Control Programs
29 Facility Evaluation Service Inspection of interior finishes and decorative materials Polyurethane foam and foam board Non-rated fire doors Accessible basements and attics Attached garages and access ramps
30 Inspecta-Shield Plus Inspecta-Shield Plus is a durable, non-toxic, fire retardant chemical coating. When properly applied, Inspecta-Shield meets or exceeds the criteria for a Class A rating on most materials. Inspecta-Shield Plus can be applied to a wide variety of items including: Draperies Exposed timbers Plywood Upholstery
31 1500 Series FRL 1500 Series FRL is a Class A rated (FS10), Interior latex, fireretardant paint. Water reducible. It dries to a flat finish and is designed primarily for use on combustible substrates sq.ft./gal. one or two coats Series FRL is ideal for: Hallways Rooms/Walls
32 1500 Series FRV 1500 Series FRV is a Class A (FS15) Intumescent Fire Retardant Varnish. Interior use, provides a satin finish. Solvent based. Not recommended for use on floors, doors or shelving, but great for paneling, Masonite, wood beams and columns. 300 sq.ft./gal. 2 coats required Series FRT 1500 Series FRT is a Class A (FS15) Intumescent Fire Retardant Varnish Overcoat. Interior use, low-semi and hi-gloss sheens available. Solvent based. Recommended overcoat for 1500 Series FRV sq.ft./gal.
33 1500 Series FRV-WB 1500 Series FRV-WB is a Water Base Fire Retardant Polyurethane Varnish Class B (FS55). Available in a Semi-gloss sheen, will not leach or turn white on aging or washing. 450 sq.ft./gal. 2 coats required.
34 1500 Series FRV-GF 1500 Series FRV-GF Fire Retardant Polyurethane Varnish is a Class B (FS60) clear, transparent flame retardant finish, for interior use on gym floors and other wood floor surfaces where maximum resistance to abrasion, scrubbing and washing is required. Available In both semi and high gloss.
35 1500 Series FR Foam Barrier 1500 Series Foam Barrier is a Class A (FS20) rated, Interior Latex Intumescent Fire Retardant/Ignition Barrier Coating for Polyurethane Foam Insulation. For use with both ½ pound and 2 pound polyurethane foam insulation. Attic & Crawl Space Test Results: (ICCES Accepted Alternate Test protocol for Ignition Barrier) 200 sq.ft./gal. 2 coats required.
36 SYNTEC 6550 SYNTEC 6550 is a Flouropolymer based water and oil repellant that locks Inspecta-Shield Flame Retardant into fabrics and lumber that may be subjected to use in the exterior environment. The formula is nonflammable so it doesn t diminish the flame retardant properties of those items treated with Inspecta-Shield.
37 Certified Applicator Program
38 Certified Applicator Program
39 UV Identification and Tracking Program
40 Textile tracking stamp Textile under ambient light Textile under ultraviolet light Textile washed under ultraviolet light
41 Lumber tracking stamp Lumber under ambient lighting Under ultraviolet light
42 Quality Control Program
43 Sprinklers (monitored) Suppression (monitored) FIRE SAFETY Alarms (monitored) Fuels FR PRODUCTS ARE NOW MONITORED The final link in fire safety
44 H I S T O R Y IFS developed a broad package to help these institutions determine the best products for their needs, apply them correctly, and then track and maintain those applications
45 H I S T O R Y In April 2012, New York State s OPWDD (Office for People with Developmental Disabilities) began adopting our programs, and a number of universities are looking into incorporating our services and products
46 IT COMPLETES THE LOOP Verify Evaluate Inspect and Record Treat Material Certify IFS Tracking and Monitoring Program completes the loop in fire safety for the first time in history. Note - IFS has applied for patent protection for our monitoring technologies
47 EXTEND YOUR EVACUATION TIME Left side cabin is untreated. Right side cabin is treated with FR Flashover occurs at 4:10
48 Buying Time
49 B U Y I N G T I M E In the last decade there have been numerous fatal fires in disabled residences and student housing Students, and particularly disabled people need more time in a fire situation to be evacuated New Federal and State fire safety plans are demanding that these safety concerns be addressed Mandatory annual inspections require that these facilities meet and maintain stringent fire safety requirements
50 B U Y I N G T I M E In an effort to bring their facilities up to code compliance and reduce potential liability, administrators have addressed sprinkler systems, heat & smoke alarms, and evacuation times (all necessary concerns).
51 In order to have fire, you need to have these elements Heat Fuel Oxygen FIRE If you remove one, YOU CAN T HAVE FIRE
52 B U Y I N G T I M E THE FUELS Most housing fires are accidentally started on decorative materials or by faulty electrical problems that can originate in the attic, basement and interior walls and then quickly spreads to exposed timbers, draperies, decorations, upholstery, varnished wooden wainscoting, trim & other decorative wall or floor areas quickly resulting in flashover, total loss and loss of human life.
53 B U Y I N G T I M E REDUCING FUELS By assuring quality, reliable and safe flame retardant applications to furniture, wall hangings, exposed lumber and plywood we will have reduced dramatically the amount of AVAILABLE FUEL that is necessary for fire and have slowed the advancement of flame spread, potentially buying the CRITICAL TIME necessary for evacuation or for fire personnel to arrive.
54 No fireretardant interior finishes
55 No monitoring program
56 This house was engineered and built with fire-retardant treated materials Safety doesn t just happen, it is a plan well executed. Quality fire retardants when matched up correctly, applied correctly and monitored - WORK and worth ever penny.
57 Cost estimate Budgeting Financing
58 QUESTIONS
59 For Questions: Patrick Bumpus Founder and President, International Fire-Shield, Inc For Questions: George Murray Vice President, International Fire-Shield, Inc
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