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No-Burn® Plus XD Approved at Lowest Wet Mil Thickness Over Sealection® 500
No-Burn® Plus XD is now approved over Demilec’s Sealection® 500 at the lowest tested wet mil thickness, surpassing previous results.  The test was performed in accordance with AC 377 Appendix X. Plus XD, used in lieu of a prescribed ignition barrier, applied at a thickness of 6 mils wet (4 mils dry).  At this thickness, No-Burn® Plus XD will cover approximately 267 sq. ft. per gallon
icon Plus XD Approved at Lowest Wet Mil Thickness Over Sealection 500


No-Burn, Inc. and Quadrant Urethane Technologies Announce Partnership and Approval of No-Burn® Plus XD at Minimal Thickness over QuadFoam® 500
No-Burn, Inc. and Quadrant Urethane Technologies have partnered to bring Certified Applicators and Dealers best in class ignition barrier protection. 
icon Plus XD Ignition Barrier Approval at Minimal Thickness over QuadFoam500


No-Burn® Plus XD Approved as an Ignition Barrier at FURTHER Reduced Thickness over ICYNENE LD-C-50®
No-Burn® Plus XD is approved as an ignition barrier coating over ICYNENE LD-C-50® at 6 wet and/or dry mils. 
icon No-Burn Approved at Further Reduced Thickness over Icynene LD-C-50



No-Burn and PorterSIPs Develop Alternative to Gypsum Wallboard to Meet Thermal Barrier Requirements over Structural Insulated Panels (SIP) Assemblies
No-Burn Incorporated and PorterSIPs announce the first success of a collaboration created to utilize specialty coating technology and innovative structural insulated panel (SIP) design to enhance the value offered to architects, engineers, building contractors and building owners. The two companies successfully ran a UL 1715 full-scale room fire test combining PorterSIPs™ panels with No-Burn® Plus intumescent coating to demonstrate that this system could provide the code-prescribed 15-minute thermal barrier rating without the need for typical membrane protection, commonly provided by gypsum wallboard.
icon No-Burn and PorterSIPs Develop Alternative to Gypsum Wallboard to Meet Thermal Barrier Requirements over Structural Insulated Panel (SIP) Assemblies


No-Burn, Incorporated Develops Intumescent Ignition Barrier Coating to Meet Spray Polyurethane Foam Code Requirements
No-Burn, Incorporated has developed a high-performance coating product specifically for use with spray polyurethane foam (SPF) to provide code-prescribed fire resistance pursuant to applicable sections of the International Building Code (IBC) and International Residential Code (IRC).  The material, known as No-Burn® Plus XD, was developed to meet market demand.  It is a low VOC specialty coating that is easy-to-apply and has a white, no-sheen finish when applied over spray-applied polyurethane foam. 
icon No-Burn Incorporated Develops Intumescent Ignition Barrier Coating


No-Burn® and Icynene Initiate Collaborative Relationship for Coating Technology Used Over Polyurethane Foam
No-Burn, Incorporated and Icynene Inc. announce the first success of a collaboration designed to provide code-prescribed fire protection over polyurethane foam plastic insulation manufactured by Icynene.  A new intumescent coating manufactured by No-Burn®, named No-Burn® Plus XD, was used over ICYNENE LD-C-50™ light-density, open celled, 100% water blown foam to provide the required ignition barrier rating for code compliance under applicable sections of the International Building Code (IBC) and International Residential Code (IRC).  No-Burn® coating is applied at 14 wet mils over the foam according to the recently re-issued ICC ES Report ESR-1826.
icon No-Burn and Icynene Initiate Collaborative Relationship for Coating Technology Used Over Polyurethane Foam


No-Burn® Plus Intumescent Coating Meets Ignition Barrier Requirements over Open Cell Polyurethane Foam Plastic Insulation
No-Burn, Incorporated has recently participated in testing with its No-Burn® Plus intumescent coating over spray polyurethane foam plastic insulation manufactured by BASF Polyurethane Foam Enterprises LLC to achieve the required ignition barrier rating for code compliance under applicable sections of the International Building Code (IBC) and International Residential Code (IRC).
icon No-Burn Intumescent Coating Meets Spray Foam Ignition Barrier Requirements


South Carolina Demonstration Impresses Fire Service Participants - Displays Methods of Fire Protection for New and Existing Construction
A recent training event held at the South Carolina Fire Academy in Columbia, South Carolina allowed life safety professionals from around the state to gain a better understanding of how high performance coating technology can enhance fire safety in a number of ways.  The training presentation was then followed by a live burn demonstration that put the technology to the test.
icon South Carolina Demonstration Impresses Fire Service Participants


High Performance Intumescent Coating May Finally Give Firefighters - and Homeowners - Their 30 Minutes Back
WISN 12 News, Milwaukee, features High Performance Coatings that reduce the risk of lightweight floor trusses in residential fires.
icon High Performance Coating Reduces Risk of Lightweight Floor Trusses in Residential Fires


Cincinnati Eighth-Grader Displays Improved Home Fire Safety Methods Using High Performance Coatings Over Engineered Wood I-Beams
AutumnGrace Peterson, an eighth-grader in Milford, OH, pursued a science fair project last year displaying the tendency of engineered wood I-Beams to fail in a fire situation much more quickly than solid beams.  This is highly significant because a majority of homes built in the United States, as well as other countries, use these engineered I-beams for a support structure under floors. 
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EMB in North America Chooses No-Burn® Intumescent Fire Retardant Coatings as Subject of White Paper Written for Insurance Industry
Simply stated, IFRC products manufactured by No-Burn® dramatically enhance the life safety potential in the single family, multifamily and commercial arena by providing spray applied protection designed to eliminate the chance of fire altogether and to dramatically reduce the spread of flame in the event that an unavoidable fire should occur. It is EMB's position that the industry should offer a substantial discount to its insurance clients who opt to add this level of protection to their structures.
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Green Builder Commits Hopes, Innovative Building Materials and Quality to Clients by Enlisting the Help of Surrounding Businesses' Products and Services
No-Burn, Inc. and local No-Burn® Dealer participate in the Ronald McDonald Home for Hope Project.
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No-Burn® Announces Membership with Northeast Ohio Green Building Initiative
As the newest member of the NEOGBI, No-Burn® has taken the initiative with visionary Builders to develop relationships to better their properties and communities with the use of zero to low voc fire retardant and reactant coatings
icon No-Burn Announces Membership with NEOGBI


Renewal of No-Burn®'s AEC Daily Continuing Education Course Offered Online!
Continuing Education Course Offered Online, and offers an inside look at alternative building materials.  This course addresses Intumescent Fire Retardant Coatings, Indoor Air Quality and Occupant and Building Safety with the use of No-Burn®.
icon AEC Daily Press Release - Renewal of Course


From Good to Great!  No-Burn®'s Specialty Intumescent Coating Continues to Amaze!
The NFPA 286 test, previously run in 2007, has just been run again with the No-Burn® material, but this time using approximately half the thickness of product applied during the 2007 tests, and again with positive results.  Of course, using half the product means half the product costs!
icon From Good to Great Press Release - No-Burn's Specialty Coating Continues to Amaze


The No-Burn® Family of Specialty Surface-Applied Coatings Just Got a Little Better!
No-Burn® announces the market introduction of a new specialty coating product: No-Burn® Original Mih.  The new product is now commercially available, having just successfully completed ASTM E-84 flame spread testing with an impressive "Class A" rating!
 icon No-Burn® Announces a New Specialty Coating Product - No-Burn® Original Mih


No-Burn® Accepted for Use within the Building Codes of San Antonio, Texas
No-Burn® Plus has been selected by the City of San Antonio, Texas, as a means of reducing the risk that a fire will spread from one home to the next in communities where homes are built close to the property line. The focus for this new code acceptance is the soffit assembly - the area of a home near the roof line that extends beyond the exterior wall.
Read more about the San Antonio Press Release: icon Soffit Assembly


No-Burn® receives Evaluation Report from ICC-ES, Verifying that the Company's Products are Building Code Compliant
No-Burn® surface applied fire-retardant coatings: No-Burn® Original, No-Burn® Plus, No-Burn® Plus Mih, No-Burn® Wood Gard and No-Burn® Wood Gard Mih received an evaluation report ESR #1838 from ICC Evaluation Service (ICC-ES), providing evidence that the surface applied fire-retardant coatings meet code requirements.
Read more on No-Burn®'s ICC Press Release: icon ICC-ES Report Press Release


No-Burn® Teams Up With AEC Daily
Buffalo, NY, July 25, 2007
The ability to educate architects, engineers and construction professionals about the benefits of intumescent fire retardant coatings is only thousands of mouse clicks away.  No-Burn® is pleased to announce that after months of preparation, planning and teamwork, its online training course through the AEC Daily Corporation has gone live this week. We welcome you to view information about the course and the AEC Daily Program through the following Web site: www.aecdaily.com, then click "continuing education" and enter "No-Burn®" in the search box.
icon AEC Daily Press Release 07/25/07


Fire Officials: Half of Nations's Nursing Homes Violate Federal Fire Safety Standards
January 2006 - Nursing home fires rank among the most deadly because of residents' lack of physical mobility and their vulnerability to the dangers of smoke inhalation, yet at least half of America's 16,000 nursing homes violate federal fire safety standards every year, according to current and former fire officials.
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No-Burn® Products Highlighted in IBS New American Home
January 11, 2006—Fire and mold prevention materials made by No-Burn® are prominently featured in The 2006 New American Home®. Selected for this elite group of products for its novel encapsulation process, No-Burn® WOOD GARD Mih and No-Burn PLUS Mih® coat the frame and the interior of the home, depriving flames of fuel and denying mold a food source.
icon No-Burn Products Highlighted in IBS New American Home Jan 2006


Updated Christmas Tree Safety Tips
November 2005 -- Traditional Christmas tree fire safety education has saved many lives and homes, but fire officials are realizing that education only goes so far. To dramatically increase Christmas tree fire safety, marshals in numerous states are endorsing the use of a retail fire retardant that has proven highly effective in stopping Christmas tree fires before they start.
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Homeowners Stop, Drop and React to New Mortgage Rate Discount Tied to Fire/Mold Prevention
November 2005 -- As home loan rates continue to climb, consumers are taking advantage of a new home mortgage rate reduction program tied, for the first time, to the use of fire and mold prevention materials. Borrowers who instruct their builders to apply fire and mold resistant compounds made by No-Burn® to the frame and flesh of their new single-family home receive a .5% rate reduction on their mortgage, translating to lower monthly payments and thousands of dollars in savings over the life of the loan from certain lenders.
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Fire Prevention Goes Green: Saving Lives and the Environment
November 2005 -- As more and more commercial builders embrace energy efficient, environmentally friendly construction standards, concerns are growing about protecting green buildings from fire. After all, no one wants to go through the additional cost and regulatory steps required for green building if the structure burns to the ground because "un-green" fire protection measures were left out.
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Rising Mold Claims and No Insurance Prompt Home Builders to Use Materials with Warranty Only Insurance-Backed Mold Warranty Available Today for Homebuilders
September 2005 - (Wadsworth, OH) Mold exclusions on homeowners' insurance policies have gotten a lot of attention in the last few years, but less well known are mold exclusions on the risk and liability policies of homebuilders. Without traditional protection from mold-related homeowner lawsuits and remediation costs, many builders are turning to a novel form of mold warranty.
icon Read More about the Mold Warranty


National Fire Safety Month Marks Change in Thinking: "Prevention PlusProtection"
September 28, 2005 - Traditional educational activities during the National Fire Safety Month of October have been augmented this year by a change in thinking among the fire community and the insurance industry. In addition to preaching protection - the life-saving use of smoke alarms and sprinkler systems as well as slogans like "stop, drop, and roll" - many fire officials are advocating new techniques that have proven highly effective in preventing fires before they start.
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Back-to-School Safely: Fire Prevention Efforts Increase at CollegesReactive Versus Proactive Measures to Prevent Campus Housing Fires

August 17, 2005 - As millions of young people head back to college this fall, campuses all over the country are working to improve the fire safety of their student housing, prompted by a number of recent lethal fires and resulting legislative action.
icon Campus FireRead More About Preventing Campus Fires



The Roof is Not on Fire - Five Updated Home Defense Tips for the Wildfire Season
July 6, 2005 - "Wildfire season," a deadly mixture of high winds and dry conditions that spreads flames across large sections of Southwest every summer, has cost homeowners billions of dollars worth of property damage just in the last decade. However, fire may have a tougher time jumping from house to house this year. Some danger-zone residents, and their builders, are employing new tactics to prevent wildfires from attacking their homes.
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No-Burn® Products Shift Fire Safety Focus from "Stop, Drop, and Roll" to Prevention
June 6, 2005 - Traditional fire safety education focuses on smoke alarm installation and escape techniques, which have saved countless lives, but many homes and businesses have not escaped the flames, costing billions of dollars-a-year in clean up and rebuilding. However, new technology from No-Burn®, Inc. has made it possible to save the building as well as the people by preventing fire before it starts.
icon Read More About Stop, Drop and Roll


Jon S. Traw Joins the No-Burn® Team
October 1, 2004 - Jon S. Traw, PE has joined the No-Burn® team as a consultant to assist No-Burn® in the area of product testing and acceptance. He is a principal partner of Bob Heinrich for the California Dealership. 
icon Jon S. Traw Joins the No-Burn® Team


No-Burn® Sponsors Sprint Car Driver
August 23, 2004 - No-Burn® is proud to be one of the sponsors for sprint car driver Kenny Jacobs. Jacobs, who races in the 410 Sprint Car Division, drives car number 22 owned by Jim and Sandy Kline.
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Bob D. Heinrich to Join No-Burn® Team, Former CEO of ICBO and ICC to Serve in Advisory Role
March 12, 2004 - No-Burn®, Inc. (NBI), a company committed to making the danger of fire a thing of the past, is proud to announce the addition, as of March 1, 2004, of Bob D. Heinrich to its team. Heinrich, former CEO of both the ICBO and the ICC, will play a vital part in strategic planning for NBI, with a focus on working with and expanding the size and role of NBI's nation-wide dealer network.
icon Bob D. Heinrich to Join No-Burn® Team


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