- Older hotels can have great charm and ambience created by their buildings, but often require upgrading to meet the fire codes contained in the Building Code of Australia
- CAP Coatings provides passive fire protection with its intumescent paint systems that meets the requirements of the Building Code of Australia
- Existing hotel ceiling and wall substrates can be retained and fire rated to achieve fire ratings of 60 and 90 minutes
- Retain a hotel’s charm and ambience by keeping ornate ceilings
- CAP Coatings provides a cost effective solution to compliance
- CAP Coatings works with owners to minimise disruption to trading
Solutions
Case Study
Sydney Theatre Timber Protection
Traditional timber panelling was retained with the CAP508 system providing an ignition and flame spread barrier to the coated surfaces.
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Polyurethane foam used in the original construction of this large existing roof structure became a fire risk when plans for a new roof revealed a potential for fire.
Read MoreFast Food Shop
Many shops incorporate first floor residences or flats. The Building Code of Australia (BCA) requires fire separation between a ground floor shop and a first floor residence.
Read MoreMulti-storey Building – Melbourne CBD
The timber panelled ceilings in this multi storied heritage building in the Melbourne CBD posed an issue for the engineers. The CAP508 system was used to fire rate and retain the 2000m2 of timber ceilings.
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FIRE ORDER SOLUTIONS
CAP Coatings CAP508 fire rated paint technology offers a cost effective non-destructive alternative to achieving fire ratings on existing ceilings to comply with Council fire order upgrades.
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