The greatest danger a fire poses is the speed at which it can spread. As the interior walls of many home and workplaces are made from combustible materials, it is exceptionally important to find a way to make these surfaces more resistant to flames. Not only is Lakeland fire retardant paint available in 372 colours, but it has also attained a Class A rating for E-84 testing by American Society for Testing and Material, providing it with a 'Spread of flame index of 0.000', and a 'Smoke Index of 0.050'. This is approx equivalent to Class 1 Rating under British Standard 476:7.

Another benefit of our fire retardant paint is that it is made completely organically and is completely free from solvents and VOCs (volatile organic compounds) that exist in paint from other manufacturers. This means that there's no reason to worry the chance of a headache or nausea while the paint is drying. Suitable for all walls and ceilings with a coverage area of up to 60m2 per 5 litre/per coat.

For full details and technical specifications, please download the Data Sheet for this product:

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As used by:

London Women's Clinic, Harley St, QE2 Hospital Birmingham , Westminster Abbey , The Louvre Paris, Heathrow T4, Prince Charles, Getty Museums, The British Museum, The Houses of Parliament, NATO, Harvard, Sunseeker Yachts, The Sorbonne, Paris, United Nations, Microsoft California etc.

VOCs ? How many brands of Zero VOC paint are there anyway ?

Answer, Only One = and its Lakeland Paints. So is that other brand of "Zero VOC" Paint not truly Zero VOC ? Probably not. Many are not what they claim to be. The Zero VOC Fib is that most other paints claiming to be Zero VOC & VOC-free aren't ! They say that for them, VOC Free means "not more than 0.1% VOC" - but its just Not true. The ASA says "VOC-free" means a total absence of VOCs in all products". (A17-396612). Lakeland Paint is Zero VOC – like the air in your home - and we are happy to send the certificates. Remember - If you want Truly Zero VOC certified paint, it Has to be Lakeland Paints.