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Detailed Professional Product Description
Flame-retardant wall media is a high-safety architectural substrate engineered to inhibit the ignition and spread of fire in public interiors. Technically, these materials achieve their "FR" status through two primary methods: the integration of inherently flame-retardant (IFR) synthetic fibers into the non-woven matrix, or the application of a specialized intumescent surface coating. When exposed to extreme heat, the chemical agents within the media trigger an endothermic reaction, releasing water vapor or forming a carbonized char layer that starves the flame of oxygen. At MIRO, we ensure that our flame-retardant chemistry is "halogen-free," meaning it does not release toxic chlorine or bromine gases during combustion—a critical factor for survival in fire scenarios. The substrate is also designed to be "low-smoke" (s1 rating), ensuring that visibility remains clear during emergency evacuations. Despite these heavy-duty safety features, the media remains optimized for high-fidelity digital printing, maintaining a smooth, ink-receptive surface that does not compromise on aesthetic luxury or color vibrancy.
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Textured Latex Coating Wallcovering
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Printable Wall Materials
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Finished Wallpaper and Wallcovering
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Customized Printing Service
Advantages & Core Features
The primary advantage of MIRO’s flame-retardant wall media is its ability to provide world-class safety without sacrificing the tactile quality of a premium wallcovering. Our "Halogen-Free" technology ensures that the material is safe for both installers and occupants, as it does not release corrosive acids or toxic fumes when heated. The media features exceptional dimensional stability, ensuring that fire-retardant coatings do not crack or delaminate during the printing or installation process. Our FR substrates are also "anti-microbial" treated, making them doubly effective for healthcare and hospitality use. The high-opacity base allows for excellent coverage of wall imperfections, while the specialized coating ensures a wide color gamut for digital mural reproduction. Furthermore, these materials are designed for "paste-the-wall" installation, which improves efficiency on large-scale commercial job sites. The durability and long-term stability of the FR treatment ensure that the material maintains its safety rating for the entire life cycle of the interior installation.
Introduction & Company Profile
Shanghai MIRO Import and Export Co., Ltd., since 2001, has made fire safety a cornerstone of its material development strategy. Our 15,000-square-meter manufacturing facility in Anhui Province features dedicated coating lines for the application of advanced fire-retardant treatments. As a comprehensive enterprise, MIRO manages a rigorous scientific testing protocol, ensuring that every batch of flame-retardant media meets international building codes before export. We are ISO9001 and ISO14001 certified, reflecting our systematic approach to quality and environmental stewardship. With a monthly production capacity of 1.2 million meters, we provide a reliable supply of safety-critical substrates to the global contract market. Our decades of experience in navigating complex fire regulations in Europe, North America, and the Middle East has positioned MIRO as a trusted partner for architects and developers who prioritize human safety in large-scale public infrastructure and luxury hospitality projects.
Application Fields
Flame-retardant wall media is a mandatory requirement for interior decoration in high-occupancy public spaces. In the hospitality sector, it is used for hotel guest rooms, corridors, and ballrooms to meet stringent insurance and safety standards. Healthcare facilities, including hospitals and nursing homes, utilize our FR substrates to protect vulnerable patients while maintaining a decorative and healing environment. In the aviation and transit sector, these materials are specified for airport lounges, train stations, and bus terminals where fire safety is paramount. Educational institutions, such as schools and universities, use our flame-retardant media to create safe learning spaces for students. It is also the standard for high-rise commercial office buildings, theaters, and shopping malls where building codes require Class A or B-s1, d0 fire classifications. Furthermore, the exhibition industry relies on these materials for temporary booths and event backdrops, ensuring that large-scale graphics do not contribute to fire hazards in crowded convention centers.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the difference between B1 and Class A?
- A: B1 is the German/European standard (DIN 4102), while Class A is the North American standard (ASTM E84). Our media meets both.
- Q: Does the flame-retardant coating smell?
- A: No, our water-based FR coatings are low-VOC and odorless after the curing process.
- Q: Can I print on FR media with standard UV inks?
- A: Yes, our media is specifically optimized for UV-curable, Latex, and Eco-solvent ink systems.
- Q: Will the fire rating expire over time?
- A: No, the FR properties are integrated into the fiber or cured into the surface, ensuring permanent protection.
- Q: Do you provide official fire test certificates?
- A: Yes, we provide full SGS or Intertek test reports with every shipment for project compliance.
Product Specifications
| Fire Classification | EN13501 B-s1, d0 / ASTM E84 Class A |
| Safety Chemistry | Halogen-Free Intumescent System |
| Smoke Emission | s1 (Lowest Possible Rating) |
| Flaming Droplets | d0 (No Flaming Droplets) |
| Weight Options | 180gsm, 210gsm, 300gsm (Heavy Duty) |
| Width Capability | Up to 3200mm (Wide-Format Seamless) |
MIRO's Story
Founded in 2001, Shanghai MIRO Import and Export Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive enterprise focusing on the R&D, production and sales of building decoration materials such as environmental protection materials, wallpaper, wall covering and canvas. We are China Flame-Retardant Wall Media Suppliers and Wholesale Flame-Retardant Wall Media OEM/ODM Company.
