Trade Select CeaseFire: Where It Fits and What Perth Buyers Should Check

Trade Select CeaseFire is a non-combustible breathable wall wrap for facade and external wall systems where fire performance and moisture control both matter. It is the product to compare when a standard wall wrap is too light, but a reflective vapour-barrier sarking would trap moisture in the wrong wall build-up.

For Perth projects, CeaseFire usually comes into the conversation on multi-residential, facade, bushfire-exposed, and higher-spec cladding work. The decision is not just “which wrap is strongest?” It is whether the wall needs non-combustibility, vapour permeability, weather protection, and air-control support in the same layer.

What Trade Select CeaseFire Is Built To Do

Trade Select CeaseFire is positioned as a non-combustible, breathable wall wrap for projects that need both fire compliance and moisture management. The product page highlights AS 1530.1 compliance, Class 4 vapour permeability, an E-glass fibre core, up to 180 days UV exposure resistance, and 45m2 coverage per roll.

In plain English, it is a serious wall membrane for serious wall details. It helps protect the frame and support the cladding system while still allowing vapour to move through the assembly.

When CeaseFire Makes Sense

  • the wall needs a non-combustible breathable wrap
  • the project involves facade, Type A or B, BAL, or bushfire-related requirements
  • the wall still needs moisture vapour to escape
  • the specification needs more than a standard residential wall wrap

If you are still separating basic wrap terms, the wall wrap guide is the right supporting read.

When CeaseFire Is Not The Right Product

If the job needs a reflective fire sarking with vapour-barrier behaviour, compare FireSark by Trade Select instead. FireSark and CeaseFire both sit in the fire-focused range, but they solve different wall and moisture problems.

If the job is a simple framed wall with no fire-driven requirement, a standard option from the wall wrap collection may be enough.

What To Check Before Ordering

  • Confirm the project genuinely requires a non-combustible breathable wall wrap.
  • Check that the assembly is a wall-wrap or facade detail, not a roof-sarking detail.
  • Review the Class 4 vapour permeability requirement against the wall design.
  • Allow for 45m2 roll coverage, laps, penetrations, and wastage.
  • Keep the comparison focused on compliant facade and fire-related wall-wrap products.

CeaseFire Versus Similar Wraps

Compare CeaseFire with FireSark Micro-perforated when you are deciding how much breathability and fire-focused performance the wall needs. Compare it with Trade Select Sarking HVB when the question shifts toward general foil-laminated roof or wall sarking.

The difference matters because wraps get grouped together too easily. One product may be chosen for non-combustibility, another for reflective foil behaviour, and another for a simpler residential wall. The wall design decides which one belongs on the job.

Before You Order

Trade Select CeaseFire makes sense when the wall needs fire performance, breathability, and weather protection in one membrane. It is not the automatic answer for every fire-wrap search, and it is not a substitute for reflective fire sarking where vapour-barrier behaviour is required.

Review the Trade Select CeaseFire product page, then compare it with FireSark and the broader fire insulation range if the specification needs a final check.

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