Samhwa Paint Secures Non-Combustible Performance of Natural Lime Paint

A view of the construction using natural lime paint by the Italian premium paint company 'Ad Lacanello'.

Samwha Paint Industrial announced on the 11th that its lime (calcium hydroxide) based paint, introduced earlier this year, has passed the fire resistance certification test conducted by the Korea Conformity Laboratories.

As a result of testing two types of Samwha Paint's lime paint products (Lime R and Lasato) at the Korea Conformity Laboratories, both products met the fire resistance and gas toxicity test standards under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's "Quality Recognition and Management Standards for Building Materials."

By securing fire safety through the non-combustibility of its lime paint products, Samwha Paint plans to target the premium interior market with Ard's lime paint, which can replace wallpapers and sheets, the main indoor finishing materials. Unlike wallpapers that typically repeat the same pattern, lime paint offers the advantage of allowing consumers to create various patterns and colors using different tools.

Samwha Paint is the official importer supplying the lime paint of Ard Raccanello, an Italian premium paint company. Ard's paint is known for its excellent quality, having been used in famous Italian architectural landmarks such as Milan Cathedral.

Lime paint can create a sophisticated and unique indoor space with the distinctive texture, gloss, and patterns characteristic of marble. It can smoothly express large surfaces and curved areas, making it relatively advantageous in terms of material and construction cost savings compared to marble.

A representative from Samwha Paint stated, "Lime paint can replace wallpapers or sheets, which are widely used as indoor finishing materials in Korea. We plan to target the domestic high-end interior market with Italian lime paint that ensures not only beauty but also fire safety."

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