GB50222-2017 Code for Fire Protection Design of Building Interior Decoration was announced on July 31, 2017, and was officially implemented on April 1, 2018. Implement in accordance with this regulation.  

The special field in "GB50222-2017 Code for Fire Design of Building Interior Decoration" (hereinafter referred to as the code) includes: fire hydrants in civil buildings and industrial buildings Space, evacuation passages and safety exit foyers, ceilings and walls of exits, atriums, horse corridors, stairs, etc. connecting the upper and lower floors inside the building. Windowless room, fire water pump room, power distribution room and other ancillary equipment spaces. Restaurant, scientific research laboratory, warehouse and storage room. Exhibition places and places specified in other regulations.

High-rise civil buildings are the key places for fire safety supervision, which is related to the public safety, life and property safety of the majority of people. The materials used are strictly regulated in the new specification.

Most of the ceilings, walls, and floors of public buildings in civil buildings must use Class A decoration materials, and most of the ceilings of multi-storey and high-rise buildings require Class A decoration materials must be used, and others must be B1 and decoration materials. In the description of the specification provisions, 3 Classification and classification of decoration materials Table 1 "Example of Classification of Combustion Performance of Commonly Used Building Interior Decoration Materials" in the "Classification of Combustion Performance of Commonly Used Building Interior Decoration Materials" The materials used for each part of the combustion grade A grade are: granite, marble, Terrazzo, cement products, concrete products, gypsum boards, lime products, clay products, glass, tiles, mosaics, steel, aluminum-copper alloys, natural stone, metal composite boards, fiber gypsum boards, glass magnesium boards, silicon-calcium boards, etc.

There is a big difference between the above materials and the current situation that a large number of latex paints are used as decoration materials on the ceiling, wall, and floor of the current building. Can the paint be used in high-rise civil buildings? Inside the building? how to choose? How to use it with the base material to meet the requirements in the new specification?

 Combustion performance grades of decoration materials in various parts of high-rise civil buildings

Whether the base material meets the standard of Class A: 3 Classification and classification of decoration materials in the description of the specification provisions Table 1 Combustion performance of commonly used building interior decoration materials In the example of grade classification, the materials used for combustion grade A grade are: granite, marble, terrazzo, cement products, concrete products, gypsum boards, lime products, clay products, glass, ceramic tiles, mosaics, steel, aluminum-copper alloy, Natural stone, metal composite board, fiber gypsum board, glass magnesium board, silicon calcium board, etc.
Among them, Article 3.  0.6 expresses: Inorganic decoration coatings applied on A-level substrates can be used as A-level decoration materials. Applied on Class A substrates, organic decoration coatings with a wet coverage ratio of less than 1.5KG/M² and a dry film thickness of no more than 1.0mm can be used as Class B1 decoration materials.
That is to say, the use of inorganic coatings on these A-level substrates can meet the A-level fire protection requirements. Organic coatings are used and the wet coating coverage ratio is less than 1.5KG/M², and the dry film thickness of the coating is not greater than 1.0mm can meet the fire protection requirements of B1 level.
This is the same as before the implementation of the new norms, most of the buildings including special places, civil buildings, workshops and warehouses used organic paint latex paint, real stone paint, texture paint or other types of paint on the ceiling and walls The situation is very different. Inorganic coatings, which were not commonly used in the past, have occupied a particularly important position in the new national standard, and are the materials that must be used for most building interior decoration. Otherwise, it cannot pass the fire inspection and acceptance, and if a fire occurs, it must be strictly held accountable.

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The above-mentioned inorganic coatings of Simon United Building Materials Co., Ltd. not only comply with Class A non-combustible grades, but also have a variety of different texture effects and colors, which can meet the fire protection requirements of the new national standard and meet the requirements of buildings. Designers' pursuit of decorative effects.