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Fire protection in Samarkand — materials and delivery

Samarkand is the country’s tourism capital and a large construction market: hotels, congress centres, public buildings and new residential districts. For these projects STABITERM supplies fire protection materials for steel structures, timber and cables from its Tashkent warehouse.

Hotels, public buildings and timber

Samarkand has many places where people gather in large numbers — hotels, restaurants, exhibition and concert halls — and its architecture often uses timber: decorative ceilings, columns, national-style finishes. Such buildings need both fire protection of the steel frame and protection of timber elements that keeps their appearance.

What we protect in Samarkand

  • Frames of hotels and public buildings
  • Timber ceilings, columns and decorative finishes
  • Cable routes in buildings with many occupants
  • Steel structures of retail and residential complexes

What suits sites in Samarkand

For timber where the texture must be kept — the transparent fire-retardant varnish STABITERM 107. For the frame inside buildings — the water-based STABITERM 219 and STABITERM 217. Cables and penetrations — cable fire protection materials. More on timber — fire-retardant varnish for wood.

Delivery and documents

Delivery from our Tashkent warehouse to Samarkand — usually the next day. Fire safety certificate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, certificate of conformity, quality passport for each batch — on request.

Frequently asked questions

Can timber be protected without changing its look?

Yes, the transparent fire-retardant varnish STABITERM 107 keeps the wood texture.

Are the materials suitable for hotels?

Yes, we select coatings for the frame, timber and cable systems of hotels and public buildings and hand over documents for acceptance.

Need fire protection at a facility in Samarkand? Call +998 93 500-09-16, message us on Telegram, or leave a request — we will select materials for your facility.

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