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Scandiamoss Flame Retardant

Scandia moss is a semi-non-combustible material and is fire-safe, so it is used as an interior finishing material.

As there are a lot of people, multi-dense facilities have very strict flame retardant standards because a minor mistake can cause a major accident. Scandiamoss is a semi-unsafe material that has passed the ignition test, and meets the stricter domestic flame retardant standards (compared to looser international flame retardant standards) and hazardous gas emission tests during combustion, enabling safe construction.

Flame retardant effect test results

Semi-non-combustible Scandia moss flame retardant effect test report 01-1
Semi-non-combustible Scandia moss flame retardant effect test report 01-2
Semi-non-combustible Scandia moss flame retardant effect test report 01-3
Semi-non-combustible Scandia moss flame retardant effect test report 01-4

(This test report is the result of testing the flame retardancy of Scandiamoss through an ignition test at the FITI Testing & Research Institute.)

As an interior finishing material to which legal standards apply, it is an eco-friendly moss product that has been recognized as suitable not only for design when finishing interior walls but also for fire safety.

Semi-non-combustible Scandia moss flame retardant effect test results table 02-1

The Standards for Flame Retardant Performance and Fire Spread Prevention Structure of Building Finishing Materials [Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Notice No. 2015-744 (October 13, 2015)] complies with standards for limited combustible materials.

Multi-Dense Facility Project Case

Standards for selecting finishing materials for multi-dense facilities

The Special Act on the Safety Management of Multi-Use Businesses defines a multi-use business as a facility that is highly likely to cause damage to life, body, and property in the event of a disaster such as fire, and is subject to special management.
In the case of a fire in a multi-dense facility, it can cause many casualties, so non-combustible and limited combustible materials must be used in accordance with the Enforcement Decree of the Building Act.
Article 61 of the Enforcement Decree of the Building Act stipulates that most multi-dense facilities must use non-combustible or limited combustible materials for interior finishing materials.

1. Non-combustible materials: Materials that do not burn at all (Concrete, bricks, glass, cement, etc.)
2. Limited combustible materials: Materials equivalent to non-combustible materials (Gypsum board, wood wool cement board, mineral tex, etc.)
3. Flame retardant: Materials that have been treated with flame retardancy (Flame retardant plywood, flame retardant cloth, etc.)

Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-1
Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-2
Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-3
Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-4
Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-5
Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-1
Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-2
Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-3
Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-4
Multi-dense facility interior construction case using semi-non-combustible Scandia moss 03-5