Do you have a specific material to fire-retardant and cannot find a suitable solution? Alfaflor offers tailor-made fire-retardant treatment services. Natural materials, artificial foliage, event or venue scenery: we assess your material, tell you whether it falls within the scope of our test reports, and apply the appropriate treatment. Matériaux naturels, plantes artificielles, décors événementiels ou d’ERP : nous étudions votre matière, vous disons si elle entre dans le périmètre de nos essais (fibres textiles, bois résineux…) et appliquons le traitement adapté. Pour un usage en ERP, la conformité finale s’apprécie avec votre bureau de contrôle ou la commission de sécurité.
Custom projects
Our spray fire-retardant treatment services for specific materials
Why choose our tailor-made fire-retardant treatment service?
Availability and responsiveness: We understand the importance of deadlines in fire safety projects. Our available and responsive team ensures that your requests are processed quickly and that we support you in meeting your schedule requirements.
Extensive experience in fire-retardant treatment: We have mastered fire-retardant treatment techniques across a wide range of materials and provide a tailored solution for each project, within the scope of our testing.
The M1 classification: our treatments achieve the M1 reaction-to-fire classification under the conditions of the relevant LNE test report — EUROTEXTIL no. P258195 – DEC/1, EUROFLOR no. P258195 – DEC/2, EUROMASSIF BOIS no. P258195 – DEC/3 — for the substrates covered by each report and when applied according to the prescribed method. — the standard required in public access buildings (
Do you have a specific material that does not appear in our services (straw, cork boards or granules, or other)? We offer a custom fire-retardant treatment service. Contact us for a quote: we will analyze your material and advise you on what falls — or doesn’t — within the scope of our test classification test reports. For public access buildings, final compliance is determined in consultation with your inspection body or the safety commission