HiBARINSULATION & PROJECT PLANNING

APPLICATIONS

What is the work meant to achieve?

Choose the design objective first. Then connect the material, assembly and project conditions.

SOPREMA-identified HiBAR coating covering an exposed roof deck and open-web joists
This manufacturer reference shows HiBAR over exposed overhead elements. Different design objectives still require their own supporting assembly information. Photo: SOPREMA, HiBAR product gallery. Installer, location and installed thickness are not identified.
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Fire-resistance planning

Connect the product to the specified building assembly and inspection requirements.

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Thermal insulation

Identify the thermal objective, building element and applicable design information.

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Acoustic control

Clarify the sound-control objective and the complete construction around it.

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Commercial overhead work

Coordinate coated elements, services, access and follow-on trades.

MAKE THE NEXT CONVERSATION USEFUL

Start with the building.
Then define the work.

Share your location, drawings, existing conditions and what you want to achieve.

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HIBAR FIRE-SPRAY INSULATION SERVICES

Repairs. New installations. Complete redos.

Choose the work you need, then find your Lower Mainland city contact.

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HiBAR repairs

Assess damaged, missing or disturbed HiBAR and define the repair area before requesting a quotation.

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New HiBAR installation

Prepare a clear scope for HiBAR installation in a new building, addition or newly exposed work area.

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Complete HiBAR replacement

Define the full scope for removing an existing coating and replacing it with a specified spray-applied system.