Firefree Coatings, Inc. is a U.S.-based leading manufacturer and developer
of advanced intumescent fire-retardant and fire-resistant coatings.
Founded in 1994, Firefree specializes in passive fire protection solutions
designed to reduce the spread of fire, limit the development of smoke and
toxic gases, and provide occupants with critical time to evacuate safely—
while minimizing property damage.
Firefree distributes non-toxic, water-based intumescent coatings engineered to deliver reliable, cost-effective, code-compliant fire protection.
When exposed to flame or extreme heat (~350°F), Firefree coatings intumesce, expanding many times beyond their original thickness. This expansion forms a protective char layer that insulates the substrate, significantly reducing heat release, smoke development, and flame spread—thereby lowering the risk of flashover.
Firefree coatings are approved for application on a wide range of substrates, including: wood, gypsum board, plaster, lath, concrete, metal, tin, foam, composite panels, etc.
A fire retardant coating that meets ASTM E84 Class A – rated for flame spread and smoke development.
An intumescent fire-resistant coating tested for compliance with ASTM fire-rating performance requirements, prescribed under the International Building Code (IBC).
A 2-product tested system designed for exterior and exposed applications requiring durable fire protection.
Our intumescent coatings are engineered to meet the unique requirements of each sector — helping protect people, assets, and infrastructure without compromising design or functionality.
Firefree combines technical expertise, testing, and real-world application to deliver practical fire safety solutions.
with decades of Construction and Engineering Expertise
to Meet Evolving Codes and Standards
to Structural Fireproofing Methods
non-toxic, water-based formulations
with NFPA, ICC, and ASTM
(E05 Committee)
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"We have twice as much time to arrive & minimize the damages so that in itself of the product possibly delaying the start of the fire, not to mention making more difficult to start, I consider it a plus."
Joe Robinson Fire Chief, Richmond, CA.