Safer Ceilings: 9mm econotile (Gypsum Ceiling Tile) Now Rated A2-s1, d0 Under SANS 53501-1
Safer ceilings with the Pelican Systems 9mm econotile foil-backed gypsum ceiling tile is now classified A2-s1, d0 for reaction to fire under SANS 53501-1. This is a clear step up from our previous result. In the earlier testing to SANS 10177-5 and SANS 10177-10, econotile was classified as Class B/B1/2 in terms of SANS 428…
econocal Earns New Fire Rating… and Here’s Why It Matters
econocal earns new fire rating When specifying ceiling systems for commercial, healthcare, or industrial environments, fire performance is an important consideration. For architects who are responsible for ensuring the product meets the building requirements, the distinction between fire classifications is meaningful. What’s Changed econocal has been independently tested under SANS 53501-1, South Africa’s harmonised European…
True quality lies in what’s hidden: the steel grade, gauge, and protective zinc coating that determine long-term strength and durability.
Understanding the specifications is important in selecting the right grid system.
Ceiling Solutions: Elevating Spaces with Quality, Design and Functionality
Ceiling Solutions: Elevating Spaces with Quality, Design, and Functionality In the realm of architectural design, ceilings play a pivotal role in shaping the ambiance, functionality, and aesthetics of a space. Whether it is a commercial building or a residential haven, the choice of ceiling materials and design considerations can significantly impact the overall atmosphere and…
One of the most common misconceptions in the ceiling industry is that a suspended ceiling grid can be fire rated. Architects and clients will often insist on a ceiling grids that have fire ratings but it is in actual fact the suspended ceiling systems that need to be fire rated. As with any fire ratings,…
