Application of patented certified structural fire protection Bronya (R150): Bronya Antirust NF, Bronya Classic NF ➕ Bronya Fire Protection at the next new facility completed by Bronya Czech Branch - the European sugar company Matton, Bratislava, Slovakia

The official distributor of Bronya in Slovakia makes us happy again. We have pictures of the whole cascade of executed objects. This time it is another complex-several workshops of the new branch of the sugar concern Mattony, (earlier in our news we already wrote about the objects of this concern, where thermal insulation waterproofing, fire protection tasks were performed on facades, offices, in several EU countries). In this case, we applied our patented system, which is also certified both in Russia and in the European Union, namely structural fire protection, where R150 (fire resistance of 150 minutes) is achieved by a combination of non-combustible liquid heat insulation, ≈ 2 mm of Bronya Fire Protection. On metal structures of arched type, future hangars, without preliminary priming, and only after thorough cleaning, 1 mm of Bronya Antirust NF ➕ 1 mm of Bronya Classic NF Bronya Classic NF was applied (the total thickness of the layer of liquid heat insulation was 2 mm) ➕ 2 mm of Bronya Fire Protection, which in total gave a certified effect of certified fire resistance of 150 minutes. In the score of prices for building materials (as well as, one might say, an imbalance in the form of a certain shortage of them, while rising prices) - an offer that our European partners make to their customers, namely certified, patented and tested materials with a predictable result, simply becomes out of competition. Moving on (we repeat, it all starts!) # AllBronya!

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