FAQ
Can Knauf Danoline products be used in bathrooms?
Knauf Danoline products can be used in bathrooms. However perforated products are not recommended in areas subject to frequent or excessive splashing, spraying or steam, e.g. in shower cubicles.
Can Knauf Danoline products be washed with a pressure washer?
Due to the exposed gypsum edge and perforation holes, it is not recommended to use pressure washers.
Do Knauf Danoline products meet the requirements for clean room?
The product called Danotile meet the requirements ISO Class 5 according to ISO 14644-1.
Can Knauf Danoline products be used in laboratories?
Yes, Knauf Danoline products are suitable for use in laboratories.
Are Knauf Danoline products safe to use in earthquake areas?
Knauf Danoline products may be used in conjunction with earthquake-safe grid systems, in accordance with the manufacturers’ guidance.
Can Knauf Danoline products be used in swimming pool areas?
There are tree rules that you have to observe when dealing with indoor swimming pools:
1. The products must be without metal furnishings (eg Belgravia, Plaza, or Danoline tile) and metal elements such as screws used to fix the products must be non corrosive.
2. The distance from the surface of the water to the product must be 7 meters in public swimming pools / pools in constant use. For private swimming pools that are used intermittently the distance may be reduced to 3 meters or more.
3. The metal furring / grid-system must be coated to withstand the chlorine gasses. The metal grid system is the most vulnerable element in a suspended ceiling system and must be corrosion resistant.
Over and above these rules the RH should also be less than 90%.
1. The products must be without metal furnishings (eg Belgravia, Plaza, or Danoline tile) and metal elements such as screws used to fix the products must be non corrosive.
2. The distance from the surface of the water to the product must be 7 meters in public swimming pools / pools in constant use. For private swimming pools that are used intermittently the distance may be reduced to 3 meters or more.
3. The metal furring / grid-system must be coated to withstand the chlorine gasses. The metal grid system is the most vulnerable element in a suspended ceiling system and must be corrosion resistant.
Over and above these rules the RH should also be less than 90%.
