Stop Fire from Spreading with Stamisol Safe One
06/08/20
Stamisol Safe One
A New Generation of Fire safety
As our communities grow and more high-rise buildings are constructed, it is essential we address safety concerns. New materials and technologies are required to ensure modern constructions comply with new fire safety regulations and are durable enough to serve the building throughout its lifespan. It is imperative that the building’s fire protection materials permit the safe evacuation of high volumes of residents or employees.
To ensure modern constructions meet fire-safety certification, the appropriate materials must be used. Würth is proud to be a supplier of a revolutionary flame-resistant membrane for use in façade construction and behind cladding.
What is Stamisol Safe One?
Stamisol Safe One is a construction membrane for use on façades with decorative joints. Stamisol Safe one is made of glass fibre fabric with an elastomer coating, to combine the benefits of moisture permeability and thermal insulation with flame resistance.
Safe One is fully breathable, preventing condensation and aiding heat insulation, while providing lasting UV, heat and moisture resistance. It is certified to Euroclass A2 of fire protection to prevent potentially disastrous fires from easily spreading. Stamisol Safe One can be used to increase fire protection in external walls of apartment buildings, hospitals, schools and office buildings.
Stamisol provide a 10-year guarantee to cover the replacement of Safe One façade membrane in the event of a product defect, as well as the refitting and restoration of the membrane. Stamisol Safe One also comes with a lifetime guarantee as a Euroclass A2-s1,d0 membrane.
Who is Stamisol and Serge Ferrari?
Stamisol façade membranes are made in Eglisau Switzerland, and the base polyester fibres for the mesh are made in Switzerland by Serge Ferrari’s subsidiary Tersuisse.
Serge Ferrari is one of the leading manufacturers of high-quality façade and roof membranes for highly complex construction and architectural projects.
Serge Ferrari is the industry’s only company with its own recycling process. For more than ten years, Serge Ferrari has been working on a pioneering, ecological concept that is closely linked with the company's sustainability policy. The main pillars of this concept are an industrial recycling plant in Italy, a European network for collecting composite materials at the end of product lives, as well as a yearly investment of 1% of Serge Ferrari's sales in order to make the company's eco footprint even better.