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RIBA CPD Fire Safety Façades Class A2

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Stamisol offers a RIBA Approved CPD Webinar how to achieve maximum fire safety Euroclass A2 in your façade design with Stamisol Safe One façade breather membrane, especially for high-rise and high-risk buildings.

Next webinar is scheduled for
27th October 2020 01:00 p.m. BST

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What participants will expect

RIBA Approved CPD
How to design your full façade system in Euroclass A2-s1,d0 with Stamisol Safe One façade breather membrane.

RIBA CPD Fire Safety Façades Class A2

Content of the presentation

  • Why use a façade membrane?
  • Current Building Regs In the UK (ADB) for vertical membranes used in high rise buildings.
  • Why we need updated standards for membranes now that Class A2 are available for high-rise buildings and high-risk buildings.
  • What do experts say?
  • The first façade breather membrane in Euroclass A2-s1,d0 now closes the gap for a full façade system to Class A2 for vertical rear-ventilated façades.
  • Applications - High-rise buildings > 11m and high-risk buildings such as hospitals, retirement homes, schools, nurseries, universities, apartment blocks...
  • Technical data: What do you have to look for and which certifications are essential?
  • Fire tests: What's the performance of Stamisol Safe One in comparison to Class B and Class E façade membranes?
  • Why is Stamisol Safe One ideal to support re-cladding of high-rise buildings to give a Class A2-s1,d0 system?
  • Compliance and competence, now recommended by the DJH report covering façade design, supply and installation.

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Further topics

Learn more about maximum fire safety and creativity for your full façade system with Stamisol Safe One façade breather membrane Class A2-s1,d0

Applications Façades A2

Stamisol Safe One can be used both for closed and partially open vertical façades with up to 50 mm joints or an open area up to 50 % especially for apartment blocks higher than 11 meters, hospitals, retirement homes, rehab centres, universities, schools, nurseries and building floor extensions.

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Applications Façades A2Stamisol Safe One can be used both for closed and partially open vertical façades with up to 50 mm joints or an open area up to 50 % especially for apartment blocks higher than 11 meters, hospitals, retirement homes, rehab centres, universities, schools, nurseries and building floor extensions.Read more...
Applications Façades A2Stamisol Safe One can be used both for closed and partially open vertical façades with up to 50 mm joints or an open area up to 50 % especially for apartment blocks higher than 11 meters, hospitals, retirement homes, rehab centres, universities, schools, nurseries and building floor extensions.Read more...

A new need for fire safety

In buildings higher than 11 m or high-risk buildings, where mobility may be an issue, fire-fighting control and evacuation is only possible to a limited extent. In order to develop future-oriented concepts in fire safety, the façade membrane is an essential element when incorporated into a wider fire engineering strategy.

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A new need for fire safetyIn buildings higher than 11 m or high-risk buildings, where mobility may be an issue, fire-fighting control and evacuation is only possible to a limited extent. In order to develop future-oriented concepts in fire safety, the façade membrane is an essential element when incorporated into a wider fire engineering strategy.Read more...
A new need for fire safetyIn buildings higher than 11 m or high-risk buildings, where mobility may be an issue, fire-fighting control and evacuation is only possible to a limited extent. In order to develop future-oriented concepts in fire safety, the façade membrane is an essential element when incorporated into a wider fire engineering strategy.Read more...

The first façade membrane A2-s1,d0

Stamisol Safe One expands the design freedom for architects in creating facades with maximum fire safety:
— Life-saving membrane by being Euroclass A2-s1,d0
— Resistance to water penetration W1
— Excellent UV resistance, ideal for both open and closed façades

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The first façade membrane A2-s1,d0Stamisol Safe One expands the design freedom for architects in creating facades with maximum fire safety: — Life-saving membrane by being Euroclass A2-s1,d0— Resistance to water penetration W1— Excellent UV resistance, ideal for both open and closed façadesRead more...
The first façade membrane A2-s1,d0Stamisol Safe One expands the design freedom for architects in creating facades with maximum fire safety: — Life-saving membrane by being Euroclass A2-s1,d0— Resistance to water penetration W1— Excellent UV resistance, ideal for both open and closed façadesRead more...
New

UK fire regulations for façades

Why all materials, which are part of an external wall should achieve a class A2-s1,d0 including facade membranes. Let's check, what experts say and why fire safety is everyone’s responsibility when designing or installing façades.

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UK fire regulations for façadesWhy all materials, which are part of an external wall should achieve a class A2-s1,d0 including facade membranes. Let's check, what experts say and why fire safety is everyone’s responsibility when designing or installing façades.Read more...
UK fire regulations for façadesWhy all materials, which are part of an external wall should achieve a class A2-s1,d0 including facade membranes. Let's check, what experts say and why fire safety is everyone’s responsibility when designing or installing façades.Read more...