MINERAL FIBRES. ONE CONTINUOUS COATING.
HiBAR fire-spray insulation.
Plan the work.
Repairs, new installations and complete redos. Explore spray-applied insulation and fireproofing project scopes, then connect with PSI through your Lower Mainland city page.
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ONE MATERIAL. DIFFERENT DESIGN OBJECTIVES.
Begin with what your building needs.
Fire-resistance planning
Connect the product to the specified building assembly and inspection requirements.
↗Thermal insulation
Identify the thermal objective, building element and applicable design information.
↗Acoustic control
Clarify the sound-control objective and the complete construction around it.
↗Commercial overhead work
Coordinate coated elements, services, access and follow-on trades.
HIBAR FIRE-SPRAY INSULATION SERVICES
Repairs. New installations. Complete redos.
Choose the work you need, then find your Lower Mainland city contact.
HiBAR repairs
Assess damaged, missing or disturbed HiBAR and define the repair area before requesting a quotation.
↗New HiBAR installation
Prepare a clear scope for HiBAR installation in a new building, addition or newly exposed work area.
↗Complete HiBAR replacement
Define the full scope for removing an existing coating and replacing it with a specified spray-applied system.
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SPECIFYING
HiBAR is a mineral-fibre system.
SOPREMA identifies HiBAR as a semi-cementitious, spray-applied blend of mineral fibres and binders. Its intended uses include thermal resistance, acoustic control and fire resistance in building assemblies.
The product name is the beginning of the specification. The actual assembly, substrate and project documents define how it is used.
Understand the product and assembly ↗BLOG & GUIDES · ALL 16 ARTICLES
Better information. Better project decisions.
Recording HiBar damage after other trades
When later work disturbs spray-applied protection, record the affected locations and arrange a system-specific review.
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Discussing the appearance of HiBar
Appearance matters in exposed spaces, but visual choices must remain connected to the specified system.
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Commercial access planning for HiBar work
Large overhead areas may require substantial coordination even when their floor area is easy to measure.
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HiBar delivery and material records
Product traceability begins with delivery.
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Assembling a HiBar submittal pack
A submittal should connect the proposed product to the project requirements.
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The HiBar handover document checklist
A useful handover connects the installed system to its locations and acceptance records.
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Photographing HiBar work responsibly
A project image can explain working conditions, but it cannot independently verify a product or rating.
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HiBar: the product and the assembly
Start a HiBar enquiry by identifying the building element and the purpose of the proposed work.
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Start a useful HiBar project enquiry
A concise enquiry helps a contractor or technical reviewer identify the next step.
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Scoping a HiBar repair or replacement review
The size of a visible defect is only one part of a repair decision.
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Coordinate services around HiBar-treated elements
Services and passive fire protection meet at many points in a building.
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Substrate questions before HiBar application
The surface receiving a spray-applied system is part of the specification.
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Compare HiBar tenders on the same scope
A meaningful tender comparison checks the work behind the total.
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Plan HiBar thickness inspections before work starts
Inspection arrangements should be agreed before the treated surfaces become difficult to access.
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HiBar work in an occupied building
Occupation changes how a project is scheduled and handed over.
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Reading a HiBar fireproofing scope
A clear scope tells the installer and reviewer exactly which areas are included.
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Start with the building.
Then define the work.
Share your location, drawings, existing conditions and what you want to achieve.