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[ Fire Retardant Treated Timber Cladding overview: Fire Retardant Treatment for Timber Cladding is supplied by Vincent Timber in partnership with Arch Timber Protection. Dricon, which is the only BBA certificated fire retardant treatment (Certificate No 87/1841), is used as a Fire Retardant for interior or weather protected timber. Treatments of Dricon are to Euroclass C in accordance with BS EN 13501-1: 2002 for cladding used on general walls or ceilings or alternatively to Euroclass B in accordance with BS EN 13501-1:2002 for claddings used in escape routes and staircases.
Dricon, interior timber cladding fire retardant, is classified as an INT2 fire retardant in accordance with the draft European Standard (pr EN 15912) on fire retardant durability - the highest classification for a humidity resistant treatment.
The treatable species for Dricon are:
Douglas Fir (North American), European Redwood, European Whitewood, Larch (Siberian) - not Scottish or European, Oak (American White), Oak (European), Western red cedar f/edge (ex 32=18/9 and 38=22/10).
Non-Com is used as a Fire Retardant for exterior timber. Non-Com is the only Wood Protection Association approved and listed LR (Leach resistant) treatment. Treatments of Non-Com are to Euroclass C in accordance with BS EN 13501-1: 2002 or alternatively to Euroclass B in accordance with BS EN 13501-1:2002 for exterior cladding applications.
Non-Com, exterior timber cladding fire retardant, is classified as an EXT fire retardant for exterior applications in accordance with the draft European Standard (pr EN 15912) on fire retardant durability.
The treatable species for Non-Com are:
Cumaru, Douglas Fir (North American), European Redwood, European Whitewood, Ipe, Iroko, Larch (Siberian) - not Scottish or European, Oak (European), Thermowood pine, Western red cedar, Western red cedar f/edge (ex 32=18/9 and 38=22/10).
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