All you need to know about fireproof paint and its benefits

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Fireproof paint or fireproof construction materials have been compulsory for years now in office buildings, entrance halls, parking garages, public buildings and government buildings. Even the Sydney Harbour Bridge has fireproof paint, and the National Gallery of Victoria uses passive fire protection paint to add extra security for its artworks. Heritage buildings across Australia use thin film intumescent coating for wood to protect their structure while not interfering with their strict heritage requirements. In case of fire, an appropriate fireproof paint guarantees extended evacuation time, as well as vital extra time for firefighters to arrive and minimise damage. Read more.

The interior of your house needs the most of your attention when designing as it need to be eye-catching. In addition, you need to make sure you use a fireproof paint that will still maintain the good appearance. We have done a review of all the necessary information you require so as to get the paint.