Spray Applied Fireproofing
What is SFRM? = Sprayed Fire-Resistive Material
Fire Protection for Structural Steel
Spray-Applied Fire Resistive Material (SFRM) is used to protect structural steel from extreme heat during a fire. By insulating beams, columns, and decking, SFRM helps maintain the building’s structural integrity long enough for occupants to evacuate and first responders to act.
Code-Compliant Fire Ratings
SFRM systems are designed to meet required fire-resistance ratings set by building codes and tested assemblies. Proper thickness and application ensure the structure achieves the specified hourly fire rating required for the project
Efficient and Cost-Effective Application
Spray-applied fireproofing is one of the most efficient methods for protecting structural steel in commercial buildings. It allows for fast installation across large areas while providing reliable, long-term fire protection.
Where SFRM is Used:
Commercial Office Buildings
Spray-applied fireproofing is commonly used in multi-story office structures to protect structural steel and meet required fire-resistance ratings throughout the building.
Parking Structures & Mixed-Use Developments
Parking garages and mixed-use buildings often require fireproofing to protect exposed structural elements and ensure code compliance across different occupancy types.
Healthcare & Institutional Facilities
Hospitals, schools, and other institutional buildings rely on SFRM systems to meet strict fire protection standards while maintaining the structural integrity of critical facilities.
Industrial & Distribution Facilities
Warehouses, manufacturing plants, and large distribution centers use SFRM to protect structural steel while maintaining cost-effective fire protection across large open areas.