Class 0 Foam

Self Adhesive Class 0 Foam Tiles

We also stock acoustic foam tiles with a Class 0 fire rating. These come with a self-adhesive backing for simple installation. All you need to do is remove the yellow backing liner and firmly place onto your surface of choice. The tiles are black in colour and have a classic wedge profiling. They have been expertly CNC cut for precision. Each pack contains 24 tiles. If you are interested in learning more about this product, please visit the dedicated product page by pressing the product image or feel free to contact us.

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Why Choose Class 0 Foams?

Class 0 foams are flexible, lightweight and offer superior levels of fire retardancy when compared to standard polyurethane (PU) acoustic foams. When exposed to a naked flame, these self-extinguishing foams do not melt or drip, making them excellent for use in a wide variety of buildings to help maximise fire safety standards.

Common Applications

Class 0 foams such as Fireseal can be found utilised across a range of areas. Here are some popular applications and industries that use Fireseal foam.

These are just a few examples of the many areas that Class 0 foam is used. If you have a particular application in mind and would like to ask us about the suitability of our products, get in touch and speak to one of our experts.

Fireseal Foam Specifications

These are the product specifications for our Fireseal Class 0 foam. If you have any questions about this product or any others, please feel free to contact us for assistance.

*Certification of Euroclass 6mm – 50mm adhered, 50mm unadhered

Acoustic Performance

Self Adhesive Class 0 Foam

Many of our products including our Fireseal foam range come with the choice of a self-adhesive backing solution. This makes it easy for you to mount your class 0 acoustic foam to your surface of choice, without needing to source your own adhesive solution. This all-in-one product is especially useful for projects where time and practicality are of the essence such as shop fitting projects, construction work and many other types of installations.

Guide to Using Self Adhesive Class 0 Foam

Using our self adhesive Class 0 foam is simple. All you need to is carefully remove the release liner (backing paper) and firmly place your tiles, panels or sheets onto your surface of choice. Our products come equipped with a strong adhesive but be sure to apply enough pressure to allow the glue to properly tack to your required surface.

For optimal adhesion, surfaces should be dry and dust free when placing your acoustic foam products. If using a chemical solution to clean your surface we would recommend that you first test this product to ensure that it does not affect the adhesive capabilities of the product.

For an effective bond, ideally areas should be well ventilated with a relative humidity of approximately 40 – 60% (the lower the humidity, the better). Optimal room temperatures are around 18°C – 20°C.

Class 0 Foam FAQ

To help you quickly find answers to questions you may have about our range of Class 0 foam products, we’ve put together a useful guide featuring some questions we’re often asked. If you still need to speak to a member of our team, just get in touch, we’re always happy to help.

What is Fireseal?

Fireseal is a type of Class 0 acoustic foam produced by Carpenter Co. This class “O” foam is simple to cut, an excellent sound absorber and is popularly uses for many applications.

What Fire Specification is Fireseal Foam?

Fireseal Foam has a BS476 Parts 6 & 7 Class “0” and Euro classification B-S1, d0 fire rating. This class 0 foam has the highest possible level of fire resistance of any flexible acoustic foam product.

Are there Other Class 0 Acoustic Foams?

There are a variety of Class 0 foams available on the market including polyurethane (PU) Fireseal and Pyrosorb foam.

What is Class 0 Foam?

A Class 0 foam is a specialist foam that has been developed to be self-extinguishing in order to reduce the spread of flames and level of heat emission. Class 0 is a UK fire retardancy rating classified by UK building regulations.