Series of fire growth tests for LPCB approval and listing of construction product systems. Part 1: Requirements and tests for built up cladding and sandwich panel systems for use as the external envelope of buildings. Issue 1.2
Loss Prevention Standard 1181 Part 1: Issue 1.2
Document Status
Current, Document not available for download
Supplement
Building Supplement
Series
Loss Prevention Standard
Abstract
Stipulates the test, performance and installation/set-up requirements for composite cladding products including sandwich panels and built-up systems for compliance with the LPC Design guide for the fire protection of buildings. It is appropriate for the claddings (built up systems or sandwich panels) used for the external envelope of all types of industrial buildings.
History
Originally issued 20/10/03. Issue 1.1 dated 16/09/05. Issue 1.2 dated Jan 2014.
Subjects
- Fire tests
- Special subject areas
- Fire certification
- Fire
Publisher History
BRE Certification Ltd took over the Loss Prevention Certification Board in April 2000. BRE Certification Ltd changed name to BRE Global in 2007. The LPCB publish the Loss Prevention Standards. Other LPC documents are available from the FPA
Information
NBS
NBS has produced specification systems and information products for construction industry professionals for more than 40 years. The National Building Specification is the recognised UK national standard and is used by over 5,000 organisations. NBS is part of RIBA Enterprises Ltd.
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