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Moisture-cured polyurethane flammability
Hello,
We're having our floors redone and after reading a lot about this, have decided to go with Moisture-cured polyurethane. The contractor has objected to it any way he could and in the end it has come down to him doing it provided that I shut off the gas to my building (3 floors, 6 apartments total) because he said that during the first 5 hours of application, the vapors are so flammable that if they sneak out of the apartment and hit someone's oven pilot, for example, it'll start a fire. I have read about the toxicity of the vapors and the foul smell as I scoured the internet looking for answers, but no one has mentioned any safety concerns. Is this product THIS dangerous? Shouldn't I then also warn my neighbours not to smoke for those 5 hours? What about electrical sparks inside light switches? At this point it's very hard for me to draw the line between what's reasonable and what the contractor is trying to use as obstacles to do the job the way we'd like it to be done. Thanks for any and all answers and apologies for posting this message in another newsgroup. Happy new year! |
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