The question of how often you should re-treat a superyacht for flame retardancy comes up all the time when we talk to Captains. So we decided to write about the pros and cons of 24 vs 12 months, so you … Read More
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Onboard Flame Retardant Treatments For Your Superyacht MGN 580 (M) Compliant
So Why Choose Flame Screen?
Superyacht fire safety is vital and that's why we take flame retardancy to another level, giving you peace of mind.
MGN 580 (M) and Red Ensign Group (REG) Code Compliant
Flame Screen Ltd is a Certified Service Provider under MGN 580 (M), after being recognised as an approved supplier under MGN 453 (M) since its introduction.
High Quality Product
We only use advanced liquid flame retardant technologies. In addition, we are continuously improving our products and services with ongoing testing of new and emerging treatment options.
Many Years of Experience
We are experts in our field of flame retardancy aboard superyachts. Above all, we care about fire safety, having added flame retardant treatments to almost 700 superyachts.
Licensed Applicators Worldwide
We are proud to offer a worldwide service through our Licensed Applicators who have a professional and conscientious attitude.
COVID 19: Supporting Each Other Through the Uncertainty
This is such a difficult time around the world for everyone and Flame Screen would like to support and encourage you in any way we can. The coronavirus pandemic has touched us all, and as a result, we want you to know that we are fully committed to supporting our Licensed Applicators and customers worldwide. Do get in touch if you have any questions regarding flame retardant treatments and MGN 580 (M) certification. If you would like to arrange an appointment or receive a quotation - we’re here to help. With our best wishes to you and your families in these difficult times.
Have you done everything you can to protect your superyacht from fire?
No one wants to see a possession go up in smoke and hopefully it will never happen to you. But imagine if it did and there was something more you could have done to slow down the fire or stop it completely.
Let Flame Screen add another layer of safety to your superyacht
Flame retardants are a hidden protection against the potentially devastating impact of fire.
Why do you need flame retardancy?
1. Peace of mind. 2. Compliance with current legislation. 3. Added level of safety for those on board and your investment. 4. Can be added regularly to maintain adequate levels of retardancy. 5. No upheaval or need to remove furniture as treatment can be applied whilst in port. 6. Once applied the treatment is invisible and does not affect the handle. 7. Costs as a percentage of the value of the vessel are extremely small.
Our Licensed Applicators Are Special
Your yacht, guests and crew could be at risk if you haven't taken the correct precautions. That's why we only work with the best.
What Our Clients Say
It's always rewarding to get great feedback, so here are some kind words from our clients.
"Another application professionally completed on time and as promised."
"Thanks for the care and attention to detail you take with our very precious possession."
"Your flexibility has ensured the smooth-running of the project - much appreciated."
"Your help and advice regarding new legislation was invaluable."
Latest Flame Screen Blog Posts
We want to keep you up to date so read on to stay informed.
Flame Retardancy MCA MGN 580(M) on Your Superyacht: Going Beyond Legislation Is What Smart Owners Are Doing.
If there was an additional way to protect your superyacht against fire, you’d want to know wouldn’t you? What if the treatment was invisible, could be added to your superyacht each year with no upheaval and when convenient for … Read More
Avoid Superyacht Fires: Choose The Best Flame Retardancy Company to Treat your Vessel
They say that prevention is better than cure, and this classic phrase epitomises why every superyacht should opt for the extra level of safety that flame retardancy gives. All superyacht owners will shudder when they see the news of a … Read More