Fire
Fire protection
| Suspended ceilings and claddings can also act as structural fire protection to the construction above the ceiling. In case of fire, the ceiling needs to protect the construction for a period of time needed to evacuate the room. In the UK, Danotile, mounted suspended in a T-rail system, can meet the requirement of protecting a steel structure for 30 minutes. The German F30 fire class requirement is met by the product Corridor F30. This requirement stems from the German DIN standard, which is known to be one of the world’s most demanding classification systems for building and other materials. In Scandinavia, Knauf Danoline linings are classified as K110 claddings providing fire protection to the ceiling construction behind, for 10 minutes. |
|
 Declaration of Conformity (English) |
|
