Plywood panels with a range of flame retardant treatments and specs.
Fire rated (FR) plywood and timber is material that has been treated to slow the spread of fire propagation and prevent ignition. The spread of flame is measured against a known standard of EN 13501-1. In order to meet Euroclass B or Euroclass C specifications, timber or plywood is tested to EN ISO 11925 (ignitability test) and BS EN 13823: 2002 (SBI or Single Burning Item Test). The SBI test records parameters relating to the rate of fire growth, lateral flame spread and total heat release.
Specialised Panel Products Ltd. is an approved supplier to Transport for London (Product Register 2061). The products provided meet all of their required standards (Product Registration Certificate 1327). Treated panels can also be supplied to a London Underground Approved Specification.
Features and benefits:
Certified structural and CE stamped at the original point of manufacture.
The panel is not modified in any way after CE certification.
Tested and certified for both resistance and reaction to fire (K1 and K2 test).
No ingredient of Burnblock is on the REACH list or REACH candidate list.
100% organic. In its liquid form, bio-degrades in 14 days.
Non-harmful and non-hazardous. 100% food grade ingredients.
Waste management - safe disposal, treat as normal plywood.
Burnblock is borate free.
Effective pre-manufacture treatment.
Current Fire Rated Birch Plywood Certification:
EN 13501-1 Class B – s1, d0 K1 K2 10.
EN 14135 Resistant to Fire K1 K2 K10.
EN 45545 – 2 R10, HL1/HL2/HL3 Hazard Level Flooring.
EN 45545 – 2 R1, HL1 / HL2 Hazard Level Vertical Surfaces.
ISO 5659 – 2 Smoke Generation.
ISO 9239 – 1 Radiant Heat.
BS 476 Part 6 1989 + A1 209 (Fire Propagation).
BS 476 Part 7 1997 (Surface Spread of Flame).
BS 6853 Annex 3.2 1999 + Amd 1 (Toxic Fume).
BS 6853 Annex D.8.4 1999 + Amd 1 (Smoke Density Panels).
BS 6853 Annex D.8.4 1999 + Amd 1 (Smoke Density Flooring).
