Just a quickie!

[Midland Retty]

Has anyone ever heard of  / seen / used / come across  a product known as "Mitra Fire Glaze"

It looks like georgian wired glazing, but is made from plastic rather than glass

Ive googled / search for the name but to no avail

Anyone have any info on this? is it fire resisting?

[rn976]

Have you tried Glass & Glazing Frederation
www.ggf.org.uk
info@ggf.org.uk
they have produced a useful guide to glazing best practice (july 2009)which does list glazing types inculding a resin laminate but I could see no referance to "Mitra"

regards

rn976

confused in a big world

[Midland Retty]

Thanks for you reply Rn - the silence on this thread was deafening, and I swear I saw tumbleweed blowing around at one stage.

[AnthonyB]

I did look, but just threw up a load of Indian sites (Mitra a common name there) and automotive polish!

[Midland Retty]

Cheers for doing that Anthony - I was only kidding about the lack of response - no offence meant to anyone.

I got the same search results as you, will have to draw a blank "Mitra" for now.

[Davo]

MR

Chap called Mitra co-wrote some stuff on AFSP, try there


http://www.asfp.org.uk/

I do remember the name from way back, though I seem to think it was fire retardent putty? old age and alcohol I'm afraid..

davo

[Midland Retty]

Hi Davo

You are quite correct there is a product known as fire-glaze which is an intumescent putty

It is connected apprently however to Mitra Fireglaze

Mitra being the brand name.

[afterburner]

Following Davo and MR with their unfaulted memory, try this link

http://www.wis-ltd.com/products/fire%20protection/sealmaster/02.%20Fireglaze.pdf

[Midland Retty]

Hi Davo

It is connected apprently however to Mitra Fireglaze

Sorry AB

I meant to say that it is not connected to Mitra FireGlaze