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Regulated fire protection in the approval

The model regulation for high-rise buildings requires non-combustible products in façades of high-rise buildings of more than 60-m height. Authoritative for the combustibility  of construction products is the fire action released as energy. The structural thermal insulation product Schöck Isokorb is approved for use in non-combustible façades. Conformity has been established in an expert opinion by the MFPA Leipzig Institute for Materials Research and Testing, based on its high fire resistance duration of REI120 and encapsulation with fire-resistant cladding.

A comparison of fire action, in...

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