Polyseam: a market-leading manufacturer of building materials
At ISOPARTNER Norway, we offer access to innovative and high-quality building materials from Polyseam, a global leader with over 30 years of expertise in the construction industry. Operating in more than 41 countries and with offices in Norway, Sweden and the UK, Polyseam has built a reputation for being an outstanding manufacturer of professional quality sealants, adhesives, levelling compounds, coatings and passive fire protection systems.
With Polyseam's products available through ISOPARTNER UK, professionals have access to some of the most advanced and reliable products on the market. Polyseam's solutions are specifically designed to meet the high demands of the construction industry, while emphasising sustainability and environmental friendliness.
Fire sealant
Polyseam fire sealants provide effective solutions for fire protection in buildings and industry. These high-performance sealants are designed to prevent the spread of fire, smoke and gases through walls and floors. Suitable for a wide range of substrates, they provide reliable and durable protection while meeting stringent safety standards.
FR pipe collar
Polyseam FR pipe cuff is a fire-rated pipe collar designed to prevent the spread of fire and smoke through penetrations caused by plastic pipes. It provides excellent fire resistance and is suitable for different pipe types and diameters. The collar expands under high heat, seals the penetration and maintains fire integrity in walls or floors. This product is ideal for use in fire protection systems that require compliance with strict safety standards.
FR Gypsum mortar
Polyseam GRAFT FR Gypsum mortar is a fire-resistant, gypsum-based mortar designed to restore fire resistance in walls, floors and around pipe penetrations. This versatile mortar forms durable seals, is easy to apply and contains no harmful substances, ensuring safety and compliance in building constructions.
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