Spray Applied Fireproofing

Life saving product required by building code in modern steel framed buildings

Spray Applied Fireproofing or SFRM for short, is the most common type of fireproofing found in construction today. SFRM products are generally made up of a gypsum or cement base with other additives such as mineral wool, quartz and vermiculite. Products can come as a wet mix or dry mix formula and can also be troweled; chemical accelerators can be used to increase product yield and reduce installation durations.

SFRM products are generally found in concealed spaces and are widely considered the most cost-effective solution to meet building codes. Once installed these products must be tested for Thickness, Density, Adhesion/Cohesion whose requirements are defined by the IBC and building construction type.

Services we provide

Trade Scopes

Cementitious Fireproofing
Spray Fiber Fireproofing
Tunnel Fireproofing
Fireproofing Patch & Repair

CSI Codes

078100 - Applied Fireproofing
078100 - Spray Applied Fireproofing
078116 - Cementitious Fireproofing

Render of spray applied fireproofing applied on steel

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Cost Effective Solution

Budget friendly option to meet building codes
02

Quick Installation Relative to Other Products

Saves time and moves project towards completion
03

Prolongs Structural Integrity

Gives occupants & emergency responders valuable time in case of fire
04

Exterior Grade Available

For areas where weather exposure is likely to occur

United Spray in Action

Our crews have experience in completing projects of all sizes and logistical complexities. From pre-construction planning through installation and project closeout, we strive to exceed our clients expectations in every way. Fireproofing is an integral part of life safety in modern buildings and it is important to hire a professional with the right experience.

United Spray continuously invests in the latest fireproofing equipment and employee training to ensure we give our clients the best possible final product.

Types of projects

Spray Fireproofing can be found in many different types of steel framed buildings. Commercial and industrial construction projects can all benefit from Spray-Applied Fireproofing no matter the end use.

Tunnels
High Rise Buildings
Equipment Rooms
Manufacturing Plants

Roof Decks
Structural Steelwork
Concealed Interior Structures
Parking Garages