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It is a fantastic time to keep in mind the unrivalled fire-safe characteristics of wool, whether you are relaxing in your living room and enjoying your fireplace or lighting candles in your home. The most flame-resistant cloth utilised in interior design is wool.
The majority of carpet textures are not particularly prone to fire, and performance standards demand that carpets self-extinguish. The carpet underneath will typically catch fire when a piece of furniture, like a chair, catches fire. The most flame-resistant carpet material is by far wool.
Fire Proof Carpets
To shield floors from hot charcoal from stoves or chimneys, fire resistant carpet for fireplaces is produced. This flame-resistant carpet for fireplaces is made of a fibreglass backing with a specific high-temperature silicone coating that repels sparks and embers (shiny black side) and a non-woven of pre-carbonate fibres on its inside-out face that serves as a thermal barrier. Heat transfer is significantly reduced on the pre-carbonate fibre side, safeguarding laminated, hardwood, or stoneware-style flooring. Beyond the usage or time, its flame retardant protection is ensured by the flame retardant fibres that make up its composition. It is acceptable to suffocate an impending fire in an emergency.
Rating for Carpet Fire
The goal of carpet fire classification is to determine a material’s flammability and the rate of flame spread on a surface that has been firmly anchored to the ground in the event of a fire.
Demand for Fire Resistance
For properties that are accessible to the public (such as stores, collective offices, hotels, and restaurants), as well as for residential properties located in high-rise structures, a fire classification is necessary (more than 35 m high).
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Standard for European Fire Rating
In accordance with the European Commission’s decision of February 8, 2002, the Decree of 21 November 2002, issued by the Minister of the Interior and the Minister Delegate for Industry, established the test procedures and classification groups pertaining to the reaction to fire of construction products and design materials.
Four different types of carpet fibre materials are flame-resistant:
Wool, nylon, polypropylene, and acrylic are the four most used forms of flame-retardant carpet fibre components. Wool and nylon can achieve B/C grades in terms of flame resistance, but polypropylene and acrylic fibres can only achieve D/E grades.
Carpet made of household wool that is flame-resistant
For outstanding safety, wool is a natural flame retardant material that does not melt. As a result, the flame retardant rating of carpets with a wool content of 80% to 100% can reach Class B, meaning that they have passed the fire protection criteria.
Carpet made of nylon that is flame-resistant
The primary material used in nylon 6 and nylon 66 is nylon. Strong and wear-resistant with good wear resistance are the major characteristics. As a result, the flame retardant grade of the nylon carpet can reach B, and the gramme weight of 100% nylon 66 reaches 1200 grams per square metre and higher.
Axminster carpets with fire resistance are:
frequently used in hotels
Use Axminster carpets, nylon and wool printing carpets weighing at least 1200 grammes, and handcrafted wool carpets if the hotel carpet must pass fire protection class B.
A commonly used nylon carpet in offices is fire retardant.
The office carpet is typically constructed of 100% wool or nylon + PVCbottom square carpet if it must pass the fire B/C level.
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