
Pressure Impregnation is perfect for suppliers and industrial manufacturers of building materials. Burnblock® is a non-toxic, water-based product, which makes it very easy to handle and extremely flexible to use in a wide variety of materials and manufacturing processes.
Moreover, Burnblock is:
- Made only out off natural substances, fully biodegradable, non-toxic, pH-neutral, non-corrosive, and VOC emission free.
- Does not need to be heated when mixed – the fire retardant is fully effective at any temperatures normally occurring during manufacturing processes.
- Available in fluid and powder form and can thus be adapted to suit a company’s individual needs and manufacturing facilities.
- Can meet all current statutory requirements for fire retardants. This makes Burnblock a reliable and safe product that can be used for impregnation of absorbent building materials.
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We collaborate with a large number of manufacturers, who treat and impregnate building materials with Burnblock. If you are in the market for wood-based fireproofed materials, please feel free to contact us, and together we’ll find the best solution to meet your specific needs.
Large-scale building projects require an effective and non-harmful fire retardant. Burnblock is both non-toxic and an extremely effective fire retardant, making it the perfect solution for most building projects.
Burnblock® impregnation process
Have you ever wondered what the process of impregnating wood with Burnblock® looks like? You don’t have to any more, after watching this video everything will become clear.
Softwood
According to classification EN 13501-1:2018 and EN 13501-1:2020
According to test EN 13823 (SBI) and EN 14135:2004
Area of application interior solutions, exterior solutions, timber frame, wall, ceiling, floor
Wood Species | Density | Min. Thickness (mm) | Ventilated Cavity (mm) | Reaction to Fire Classes *1 | Resistance to Fire Classes *2 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Spruce* | 355-536 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | K1, K2, 10/B-s1,d0 |
Pine* | 450-600 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Western Red Cedar* | 316-494 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Western Red Cedar | 350-450 | 12,5 | B-s2,d0 | ||
Larch* | 550-630 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Ayous* | 330-530 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 |
Hardwood
According to classification EN 13501-1:2018 and EN 13501-1:2020
According to test EN 13823 (SBI) and EN 14135:2004
Area of application interior solutions, exterior solutions, timber frame, wall, ceiling, floor
Wood Species | Density | Min. Thickness (mm) | Ventilated Cavity (mm) | Reaction to Fire Classes *1 | Resistance to Fire Classes *2 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Oak | 500-750 | 20 | B-s1,d0 | ||
Ash* | 650-850 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Fraké* | 430-730 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Sapele**** | 325-690 | 15 | 40 | B-s1,d0 |
Others and Modified Wood
According to classification EN 13501-1:2018 and EN 13501-1:2020
According to test EN 13823 (SBI) and EN 14135:2004
Area of application interior solutions, exterior solutions, wall, ceiling, decking, floor
Wood Species | Density | Min. Thickness (mm) | Ventilated Cavity (mm) | Reaction to Fire Classes *1 | Resistance to Fire Classes *2 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thermo Spruce** | 314-434 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Thermo Ash** | 590-680 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Thermo D-Pine** | 450-500 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Thermo Ayous** | 269-374 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Thermo Fraké** | 410-730 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Thermo Poplar** | 350-500 | 15-42 | 40 | B-s2,d0 | |
Accoya***** | 400-600 | 19 | 40 | B-s1,d0 |
Fire Resistance Class SP Fire 105
The facade cladding described above has been fire tested accordance with SP Fire 105, issue 5, dated 1994-09 and is assessed to satisfy the requirement for external walls in buildings of class Br1.
Wood Species | Density | Min. Thickness (mm) | Reaction to Fire Classes *1 | Resistance to Fire Classes *2 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Spruce | 350-600 | 21 | B-s1,d0 | SP 105 |
Thermo Pine+ | 450-500 | 21 | B-s1,d0 | SP 105 |
Oak+ | 500-750 | 23 | B-s1,d0 | SP 105 |
Indication test according to EN 13823 (SBI)
The single test indicates a classification of B-s1,d0 according to EN 13501-1
Wood Species | Density | Min. Thickness (mm) | Reaction to Fire Classes Indicates DK Klasse A-Materials | Reaction to Fire Classes Indicates DK Klasse 1-Clothing |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bamboo | 600-700 | 26 | B-s1,d0 | |
Poplar plywood | 530-580 | 45 | B-s1,d0 |
Plywood
According to classification EN 13501-1:2018 and EN 13501-1:2020
According to test EN 13823 (SBI) and EN 14135:2004
Area of application interior solutions, exterior solutions, structural solutions
Wood Species | Density | Min. Thickness (mm) | Ventilated Cavity (mm) | Reaction to Fire Classes *1 | Resistance to Fire Classes *2 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Birch plywood*** | 650-750 | 12 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Birch plywood | 650-750 | 12 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | K1, K2, 10/B-s1,d0 |
Pine plywood | 450-600 | 12 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | K1, K2, 10/B-s1,d0 |
Eucalyptus plywood+ | 540-610 | 9 | 40 | B-s1,d0 | |
Eucalyptus plywood+ | 540-610 | 5,5 | 40 | ||
LVL (laminated veneer lumber) | 550-600 | 27 | B-s1,d0 |

Fit for Purpose
Unconventional solutions require an unconventional approach.
You have an idea that does not fit into the current standards for fire tests?
We will turn it into a ready-made plan. We always approach new applications individually and with full commitment.
Autoclave
We are cooperating with italian company ISVE, a producer of impregnators, systems for the heat treatment of timber and many more.
ISVE, a leader in wood treatment in Italy and abroad, is the first to have used vacuum technology as an element of innovation to support the processing of wood.
From 1977, armed with a business philosophy based on innovation ISVE designs and manufactures vacuum drying kilns, impregnation plants, handling systems, vaporizers, sprayers and systems for heat treatment, also adding the production of shredders and grinders for wood and industrial waste.











Drying
We are cooperating with italian company SECAL. For more than 20 years (since 1995), SECAL has been manufacturing timber drying equipment and technologies. Thousands of installations throughout the world attest to SECAL’s ability to offer excellent solutions for drying any type of wood.
The innovative technologies developed have made it one of the world’s leading manufacturers of timber dryers and number one when it comes to the Global Quality of its products.










