QUOTE(dattebayo @ Dec 1 2025, 11:47 AM)
the bamboos are treated
Bamboo Chemical Injection (Fire-Retardant Treatment)
• Fresh bamboo poles are placed inside a sealed pressure chamber
• Vacuum is applied to remove air inside bamboo pores
• Fire-retardant chemical solution (borax, boric acid, ammonium salts) is added
• High pressure is applied to force chemicals deep into the bamboo fibers
• Treatment reaches the internal cellular structure
• Bamboo is then removed, dried, and cured
• Result: long-lasting internal fire-retardant protection
• Much more durable than soaking or spraying
• Protection remains even after rain and long outdoor exposure
but why wumaos never blame the first culprit - the safety net and foam
given steel scaffolding under high temperatures
it will become like this
if the steel were used instead of bamboo, firemen and crowds in the street would be dead by the crushing steel fell onto them
https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c3w7e2p48l7oBamboo Chemical Injection (Fire-Retardant Treatment)
• Fresh bamboo poles are placed inside a sealed pressure chamber
• Vacuum is applied to remove air inside bamboo pores
• Fire-retardant chemical solution (borax, boric acid, ammonium salts) is added
• High pressure is applied to force chemicals deep into the bamboo fibers
• Treatment reaches the internal cellular structure
• Bamboo is then removed, dried, and cured
• Result: long-lasting internal fire-retardant protection
• Much more durable than soaking or spraying
• Protection remains even after rain and long outdoor exposure
but why wumaos never blame the first culprit - the safety net and foam
given steel scaffolding under high temperatures
it will become like this
if the steel were used instead of bamboo, firemen and crowds in the street would be dead by the crushing steel fell onto them
look at the video. you can see on the right hand side, the safety netting just melts away within secs, which is what a flame retardant/approved safety netting does.
still the main culprit is the foam that they use to cover the window.
Dec 1 2025, 12:07 PM

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