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Wildfire |
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Barricade Fire Gel Retardant forms a unique thermal protective gel-coating that stops fires from burning homes, structures, vehicles, fuel tanks, and other flammable objects.
Barricade Fire Gel Retardant protects against radiant heat, direct flames, flying brands and burning embers.
Barricade Fire Gel Retardant is specially formulated to adhere to all exposed surfaces, including walls, overhangs, wood shake roofs, metal or fiberglass surfaces and glass windows. When mixed with water from an ordinary garden hose or a big fire hose, Barricade Fire Gel Retardant also can be used on grass, trees, and shrubbery to create a firebreak.
| Barricade is | As seen on | |||
| Environmentally safe & effective | CNN | Discovery Channel | ||
| Non-Toxic | ABC with Peter Jennings | Learning Channel | ||
| Biodegradable | CNBC | Dateline with Stone Phillips | ||
| Easy to apply | CBS | Wall Street Journal | ||
| Easy to clean up | Good Morning America | People Magazine | ||
Partnering with SSI
Northwest Barricade welcomes Safety Solutions International as its representative to the mining industry. SSI is headed by the Honorable Dave Lauriski, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Labor. Barricade is used in the mining industry and has been demonstrated by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in their mine testing facilities.
The Federal Mine Safety & Health
Administration
rated Barricade Suitable for use in mines.
Commitment to Environmental Stewardship
Northwest Barricade LLC is committed to selling only a product containing a safe surfactant in its formulation. Barricade II Fire Blocking Gel is formulated with a safe surfactant that is an ingredient approved for use in foods. Safer surfactants are surfactants that break down quickly to non-polluting compounds. Nonylphenol ethoxylates, commonly referred to as NPEs, are an example of a surfactant class that does not meet this definition. There are no NPEs in the formulation of our product. NPEs and their breakdown products are toxic to aquatic life.SAVE YOUR HOME WITH Barricade
Fire Gel Retardant
"the stuff firefighters use"
