Fire-Retardant Marine Plywood (MED)
Fire-retardant marine plywood supplied with MED Wheelmark and IMO FTP Code Part 5 evidence — joinery and bulkhead facing where the panel itself has to be rated.
Fire-rated plywood, marine leather and textiles, and the complete thermal and acoustic insulation system.
Supplied as approved build-ups — board, density, thickness and reinforcement matched to the fire test, not just the panel. This is our deepest line: thirteen insulation families reconciled against the supplier selection table (density, thickness, Rw and class approval per build-up).
Fire-retardant marine plywood supplied with MED Wheelmark and IMO FTP Code Part 5 evidence — joinery and bulkhead facing where the panel itself has to be rated.
Full-grain and corrected-grain marine leathers with salt-water, UV and abrasion performance, supplied cut, matched and backed for upholstery.
Contract textiles for yacht interiors — woven and knitted, with FR and mould-resistant treatments and colour-matched supply to the interior schedule.
Basalt stone wool supplied as tested A60 / A30 divisions — density, thickness and stiffener build-up matched to the classification certificate.
Closed-cell polyisocyanurate foam for low-temperature pipework, ducts and tanks — the lowest thermal conductivity in the insulation range, with high closed-cell content and negligible water uptake.
Sprayed polyurethane foam systems with low-temperature adhesive and a polyurea or GRP facing, engineered for LNG, LPG and LEG tank and pipe insulation down to − 196 °C.
Closed-cell NBR/PVC foam for anti-condensation and chilled-water service — mould-resistant, low water-vapour transmission, supplied as tube or sheet.
Lightweight glass wool blankets, boards and pipe sections for bulkhead, deck and duct insulation at the lowest cost per m².
Class A non-combustible composite board — mineral wool base, rigid facing and glass-cloth wrap — giving insulation, acoustic control and a finished interior surface in one layer.
Alkaline earth silicate fibre with low biopersistence — the H120 and A60 build-ups where fibre chemistry matters as much as fire rating.
Preformed pipe sections in glass wool, rock wool and eco-fibre — with foil or glass-cloth facing — sized to the pipe run, from DN 15 to DN 300.
Reusable jackets for valves, flanges, pumps and exchangers — core, outer covering and inner lining selected from the temperature and chemical load.
Rigid PVC and composite jacketing over insulated pipework and equipment — acid, alkali and UV resistant, preformed to the pipe run, in a standard colour range.
High-temperature ceramic fibre blankets and pipe sections to 1 400 °C — for exhaust runs, uptakes and hot divisions where rock wool is not enough.
Nano-porous aerogel blanket at 0.021 W/m·K — the thinnest route to a given fire and thermal performance, for spaces with no room for insulation.
Glass cloth and aluminium-foil glass cloth for facing insulation blankets and boards — the surface layer that keeps the build-up clean, sealed and approved.
Commonly specified alongside the products above.
Send the reference or drawing set — specifications, approval basis and delivery terms come back in one document.