- 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
Council Fire order upgrade – Sydney
Council fire orders are often placed on properties such as these. Compliance to achieve fire separation between floors is often required. The CAP508 system allows for original ceilings to be retained and provides a cost effective and efficient solution
Read MoreOrmond College
Ormond College is a beautiful historic building and is the largest residential college of the University of Melbourne. It is home to 332 undergraduates, 34 graduates and 27 professorial and academic residents.
Read MoreWolseley Road, Point Piper
Existing ceilings retained and fire rated to achieve compliance with council fire order
Read MoreSurrey St Darlinghurst
Council issued a Fire Order requiring a fire separation between floors of 60 minutes for this apartment block of 14 units.
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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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