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Posted By Adams777
In 1989/1990 at Canary Wharf, a fire retardant was used on steels. Does any one remember what it was made of.
It was certainly a foam of some description and when dry and abraded caused clouds of dust.
Adam
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Posted By PL
Can't help you on Canary Wharf but we've used Chartek paints on many a structural steelwork. A search on Google should find it for you.
(Not associated with the manufacturer)
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Posted By Della Pearlman You could try asking the original architects - they should have retained their design specifications for the buildings - I think the project would have been called "One Canada Square". They are Pelli Clarke Pelli and their website is: http://www.pcparch.com/#...nada-square/description/
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Posted By graeme12345
You should contact Canary Wharf management, they must have the details under CDM, ref: the H & S File.
On DS1 / 2 I know it was grey, like a rockwool and sprayed on.
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