Fire safety and energy efficiency go hand in hand. Sprayman’s Fire Block Foam collection includes Orange Fire Block Foam Sealant with Straw Applicator and Pro Fire Block Foam – Gun Foam, designed to seal gaps, block air leakage, and slow the spread of fire. With options for both DIY projects and professional use, these foams deliver protection, efficiency, and peace of mind.

Fire Block Foam Sealant – Easy Application with Straw

The Orange Fire Block Foam Sealant with Straw Applicator is ideal for homeowners and small-scale jobs. This fire block spray foam expands to fill cracks around pipes, wires, and framing. Its bright orange color makes inspection easy, ensuring compliance with fire safety codes. The straw applicator allows quick, precise application without additional tools with the Orange Fire Block Foam Sealant with Straw Applicator.

Pro Fire Block Foam – Gun Foam for Professionals

For larger projects, the Pro Fire Block Foam – Gun Foam provides superior control and coverage. Applied with a spray foam gun, this fire-retardant spray foam is perfect for sealing gaps in framing, crawl spaces, basements, and attics. For larger projects, this foam provides superior control and coverage. Applied with a spray foam gun, this fire-retardant spray foam is perfect for sealing gaps in framing, crawl spaces, basements, and attics. The professional-grade formula ensures long-lasting adhesion and consistent results, making it the go-to choice for contractors and homeowners with the Pro Fire Block Foam – Gun Foam.

Benefits of Fire Block Foams

• Fire Safety: Slows the spread of flames and smoke.
• Code Compliance: Orange color makes inspections simple.
• Energy Efficiency: Blocks air leaks and improves insulation.
• Versatility: Available in straw and gun foam for any project size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is fire block foam?

It is a foam sealant formulated to slow the spread of fire and smoke through concealed spaces, while sealing gaps and cracks.

Is fire block foam the same as firestop?

No. Fire block foams slow fire spread but are not rated as firestop products. Always follow local code requirements.

Where should I use fire block spray foam?

Use around electrical penetrations, plumbing, framing, attics, basements, and other concealed spaces where fire could spread.

Can I apply fireblock foam myself?

Yes. The straw foam is DIY-friendly, while the gun foam offers precision for larger professional jobs.

Does fireblock foam also insulate?

Yes. In addition to fire resistance, it seals air leaks and provides thermal benefits.