Flame Retardant Liquid — The DRI-ONE Class A Fire Protection Solution
Class A fire protection Fire Marshals and Building Officials have trusted for over six decades. One coat, no mixing, dries clear — built to meet NFPA 701 and California Title 19 without slowing your job down.
Established ProtectionDRI-ONE Has Been Doing This Since 1958
DRI-ONE is the flame retardant liquid solution Fire Marshals and Building Officials actually recognize by name. That’s not marketing — that’s six decades of a family-owned company making one product and making it right. Our formula bonds directly with the material it’s applied to, forming a shield that’s ready for paint or stain once it’s dry. No shortcuts, no filler.
Proudly American
Made in the USA, full stop. DRI-ONE contains zero PBDEs and no harmful chemical additives — it’s a non-toxic fire prevention solution built for the people and property it’s protecting, not just the spec sheet.
Immediate Readiness
No dilution. No mixing. Straight out of the container and onto the material by spray, brush, or dip. DRI-ONE dries clear, limits flame spread, and cuts toxic smoke output — without changing how your material looks or performs.
Versatile Application
Government buildings, daycares, nuclear facilities, private homes — DRI-ONE has been the flame retardant of choice across all of them for over sixty years. Works on untreated wood, natural textiles, and more.
Comprehensive Coverage
DRI-ONE meets NFPA 701 and California Title 19 — the two standards Fire Marshals actually check for. If you need professional-grade Class A fire retardation, this is the product built to deliver it.
Where It’s UsedBuilt for Real Job Sites, Not Just Test Labs
DRI-ONE flame retardant liquid is applied across every environment where fire risk actually matters — from federal buildings to the plywood in your garage.
Compliance That Holds UpClass A Fire Retardation, By the Book
If an inspector’s going to ask about it, DRI-ONE already covers it.
Straight AnswersDRI-ONE Flame Retardant — Common Questions
Does DRI-ONE work on plywood, including 3/4″ plywood?
Yes. DRI-ONE is applied by spray, brush, or dip and penetrates untreated plywood of any standard thickness, including 3/4″, to meet Class A flame spread requirements. It’s a surface-applied treatment — not a factory pressure-treatment — so it works on lumber you already have on hand or on site.
Is DRI-ONE fire retardant safe and non-toxic?
Yes. Zero PBDEs, no harmful chemical additives. It’s built to be used in daycares, homes, and government buildings while still cutting flame spread and toxic smoke output on treated material.
Can DRI-ONE be used on fabric and natural textiles?
Yes. DRI-ONE treats natural textiles the same way it treats wood, meeting NFPA 701 — the standard most commonly required for drapes, curtains, and fabric in commercial and public spaces.
Is DRI-ONE approved for thatch roofing?
DRI-ONE treats natural, untreated organic material — that includes thatch. Coverage rates run higher than flat lumber because of the material’s texture and density. Contact us for a project-specific quote.
Does DRI-ONE meet NFPA 701 and California Title 19?
Yes, both — the two standards Fire Marshals and Building Officials check most often for Class A flame retardant treatments.
Do I need to mix or dilute DRI-ONE before applying it?
No. It’s ready to use straight out of the container. Spray, brush, or dip — it dries clear and is ready for paint or stain once cured.
What sizes does DRI-ONE come in?
DRI-ONE is available in multiple sizes to match the job — from small DIY containers up to bulk volumes for commercial and industrial projects. Contact us for current sizing and pricing.
Become a Certified DRI-ONE Supplier
Lumber yards, fabricators, fire protection contractors, and distributors: DRI-ONE works with a select network of certified suppliers nationwide. Get in touch to talk volume pricing, certification, and territory.
