Fireproofing artificial plants is mandatory to meet certain standards and to be installed in places open to the public.<\/p>\n\n
Artificial plants have many advantages that make them the preferred choice when designing public spaces. However, they must meet certain standards to be able to be installed. Indeed, most often composed of tergal and wood, they are flammable, and unlike natural plants, they require fireproofing. EOP (establishments open to the public) are required to comply with numerous standards for the protection of visitors. Artificial plants must therefore meet the M1 fire standard<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n We have developed a flame retardant product specifically for artificial plants. We focused on ease of handling and use. The format is 450mL in sprayer form. <\/p>\n\n To help you determine how much product you should order and use, we have put together a scale on the product sheet<\/a>. Before ordering your product, indicate the type of plant to be treated and its size, so our scale will tell you the quantity of product to use without having to weigh them or know their exact dimensions. Once you have referred to the scale, you will know the number of sprays recommended for the plant. <\/p>\n\n The application is very simple; you just need to spray the plant double-sided until saturation (dripping).<\/p>\n\n Your plant will then be certified permanently fire-retardant.<\/p>\n\n If you have the slightest doubt regarding the scale, the quantity of product to use, or the type of application, do not hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to advise and guide you in the fireproofing of your artificial plants. <\/p>\n\nWhich product should be used to fireproof artificial plants? <\/strong><\/h2>\n\n
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