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11 5 2020

Certified CLT fire protection promotes carbon neutral construction

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10 21 2020

CLT fire protection according to fire class B-s1, d0 requirements

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9 27 2018

Why choose environmentally friendly fire retardant for wood materials

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6 17 2019

The increase in timber construction is based on environmental concerns, competence and competitiveness

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4 23 2020

Expertise and collaboration increase demand for log construction in the public sector

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4 2 2020

Shortcomings in the test results of wood fire retardants published by Tukes

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3 24 2020

Colour expert tips for choosing tones for fire protected wood

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11 27 2019

Durability of reaction to fire performance of wood products according to classification standard EN 16755:2017

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11 14 2019

Industrial wood product fire protection methods and cost-effectiveness

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10 31 2019

Nordtreat and SONGWON sta rt strategic collaboration in sustainable fire retardant solutions for wood

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9 9 2019

Find the right fire retardant tones for wood

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6 17 2019

The increase in timber construction is based on environmental concerns, competence and competitiveness

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6 12 2019

How changing fire safety requirements in the U.K. building regulations affect the use of wood products

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5 9 2019

What kind of buildings require wood products of fire class B-s1, d0?

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4 23 2019

Use non-toxic fire retardants for the on-site treatment of wooden surfaces

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4 18 2019

Nordtreat is a pioneer in the fire protection of wood products

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2 6 2019

Fire protection of wood products and indoor air quality

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2 5 2019

Fire testing of visible timber construction products

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1 21 2019

Examples of fire protected timber facade solutions

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1 14 2019

Ready-to-install fire protected cladding boards speed up construction projects

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1 9 2019

Durable non-toxic fire protection for wood products

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12 20 2018

The benefits of non-toxic fire protection in the manufacturing of wood products

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10 1 2018

Benefits of industrial fire-retardant treatment vs. on-site treatment

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9 27 2018

Why choose environmentally friendly fire retardant for wood materials

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6 18 2018

Estonia’s largest wooden office building is open for business

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2 22 2018

Norwegian rescue society receives new premises

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1 18 2018

5-storey apartment buildings featuring fire-resistant CLT balconies in Seinäjoki, Finland

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9 5 2017

Lakeside district Ranta-Tampella features NT DECO fire-retardant treated wood

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8 11 2017

Nordtreat chosen to fire-protect IKEA's new shopping centre in lublin, poland

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7 1 2017

NT Deco B-s1, d0 (EN 13501-1) classification extended to larch

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4 3 2017

Allas Sea Pool in Helsinki nearing completion

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4 1 2017

Wood city construction begins

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11 27 2019

Durability of reaction to fire performance of wood products according to classification standard EN 16755:2017

READ POST →

5 9 2019

What kind of buildings require wood products of fire class B-s1, d0?

READ POST →

6 12 2019

How changing fire safety requirements in the U.K. building regulations affect the use of wood products

READ POST →

11 14 2019

Industrial wood product fire protection methods and cost-effectiveness

READ POST →

2 5 2019

Fire testing of visible timber construction products

READ POST →

1 21 2019

Examples of fire protected timber facade solutions

READ POST →

3 24 2020

Colour expert tips for choosing tones for fire protected wood

READ POST →

10 31 2019

Nordtreat and SONGWON sta rt strategic collaboration in sustainable fire retardant solutions for wood

READ POST →

10 21 2020

CLT fire protection according to fire class B-s1, d0 requirements

READ POST →

4 23 2020

Expertise and collaboration increase demand for log construction in the public sector

READ POST →

4 23 2019

Use non-toxic fire retardants for the on-site treatment of wooden surfaces

READ POST →

10 1 2018

Benefits of industrial fire-retardant treatment vs. on-site treatment

READ POST →

11 5 2020

Certified CLT fire protection promotes carbon neutral construction

READ POST →

1 14 2019

Ready-to-install fire protected cladding boards speed up construction projects

READ POST →

9 9 2019

Find the right fire retardant tones for wood

READ POST →

2 6 2019

Fire protection of wood products and indoor air quality

READ POST →

1 9 2019

Durable non-toxic fire protection for wood products

READ POST →

6 18 2018

Estonia’s largest wooden office building is open for business

READ POST →

4 18 2019

Nordtreat is a pioneer in the fire protection of wood products

READ POST →

4 2 2020

Shortcomings in the test results of wood fire retardants published by Tukes

READ POST →

7 1 2017

NT Deco B-s1, d0 (EN 13501-1) classification extended to larch

READ POST →

9 5 2017

Lakeside district Ranta-Tampella features NT DECO fire-retardant treated wood

READ POST →

8 11 2017

Nordtreat chosen to fire-protect IKEA's new shopping centre in lublin, poland

READ POST →

1 18 2018

5-storey apartment buildings featuring fire-resistant CLT balconies in Seinäjoki, Finland

READ POST →

12 20 2018

The benefits of non-toxic fire protection in the manufacturing of wood products

READ POST →

2 22 2018

Norwegian rescue society receives new premises

READ POST →

4 3 2017

Allas Sea Pool in Helsinki nearing completion

READ POST →

4 1 2017

Wood city construction begins

READ POST →

ABOUT WOOD AND FIRE PROTECTION

Certified CLT fire protection promotes carbon neutral construction

CLT fire protection according to fire class B-s1, d0 requirements

Why choose environmentally friendly fire retardant for wood materials

The increase in timber construction is based on environmental concerns, competence and competitiveness

Expertise and collaboration increase demand for log construction in the public sector

Shortcomings in the test results of wood fire retardants published by Tukes

Colour expert tips for choosing tones for fire protected wood

Durability of reaction to fire performance of wood products according to classification standard EN 16755:2017

Industrial wood product fire protection methods and cost-effectiveness

Nordtreat and SONGWON sta rt strategic collaboration in sustainable fire retardant solutions for wood

Find the right fire retardant tones for wood

The increase in timber construction is based on environmental concerns, competence and competitiveness

How changing fire safety requirements in the U.K. building regulations affect the use of wood products

What kind of buildings require wood products of fire class B-s1, d0?

Use non-toxic fire retardants for the on-site treatment of wooden surfaces

Nordtreat is a pioneer in the fire protection of wood products

Fire protection of wood products and indoor air quality

Fire testing of visible timber construction products

Examples of fire protected timber facade solutions

Ready-to-install fire protected cladding boards speed up construction projects

Durable non-toxic fire protection for wood products

The benefits of non-toxic fire protection in the manufacturing of wood products

Benefits of industrial fire-retardant treatment vs. on-site treatment

Why choose environmentally friendly fire retardant for wood materials

Estonia’s largest wooden office building is open for business

Norwegian rescue society receives new premises

5-storey apartment buildings featuring fire-resistant CLT balconies in Seinäjoki, Finland

Lakeside district Ranta-Tampella features NT DECO fire-retardant treated wood

Nordtreat chosen to fire-protect IKEA's new shopping centre in lublin, poland

NT Deco B-s1, d0 (EN 13501-1) classification extended to larch

Allas Sea Pool in Helsinki nearing completion

Wood city construction begins

Durability of reaction to fire performance of wood products according to classification standard EN 16755:2017

What kind of buildings require wood products of fire class B-s1, d0?

How changing fire safety requirements in the U.K. building regulations affect the use of wood products

Industrial wood product fire protection methods and cost-effectiveness

Fire testing of visible timber construction products

Examples of fire protected timber facade solutions

Colour expert tips for choosing tones for fire protected wood

Nordtreat and SONGWON sta rt strategic collaboration in sustainable fire retardant solutions for wood

CLT fire protection according to fire class B-s1, d0 requirements

Expertise and collaboration increase demand for log construction in the public sector

Use non-toxic fire retardants for the on-site treatment of wooden surfaces

Benefits of industrial fire-retardant treatment vs. on-site treatment

Certified CLT fire protection promotes carbon neutral construction

Ready-to-install fire protected cladding boards speed up construction projects

Find the right fire retardant tones for wood

Fire protection of wood products and indoor air quality

Durable non-toxic fire protection for wood products

Estonia’s largest wooden office building is open for business

Nordtreat is a pioneer in the fire protection of wood products

Shortcomings in the test results of wood fire retardants published by Tukes

NT Deco B-s1, d0 (EN 13501-1) classification extended to larch

Lakeside district Ranta-Tampella features NT DECO fire-retardant treated wood

Nordtreat chosen to fire-protect IKEA's new shopping centre in lublin, poland

5-storey apartment buildings featuring fire-resistant CLT balconies in Seinäjoki, Finland

The benefits of non-toxic fire protection in the manufacturing of wood products

Norwegian rescue society receives new premises

Allas Sea Pool in Helsinki nearing completion

Wood city construction begins

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