Material & Fire Standards
PVC Material - General Information
Durable, Fire Resistant, Environmentally Friendly
- Ideal for both outdoor and indoor use.
- The best solution to condensation. No more issues with condensation, fungi, or bacterial growth.
- 100% waterproof; it does not rot.
- It accepts any type of paint, including eco-friendly options.
- It is made from recyclable material.
- High recycled content & recyclable product.
- Contribution to building energy efficiency, if used in the building envelope.
- Lightweight material compared to plasterboard, metal, and steel.
- Easy and quick installation.
- Excellent aesthetic result.
- Our material has zero emissions and volatile organic compound content.
Technical Specifications
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Fire Specifications
The EN-standard is based on a test for the actual materials response to fire, smoke development and droplets while burning. EN‐classification Standards:
| Fire behaviour | Class A1 | (highest level) |
| Class A2 | (not burnable materials) | |
| Class B | (inflammable materials) | |
| Class C | (normal flammable materials) | |
| Class D | (normal flammable materials) | |
| Class E | (normal flammable materials) | |
| Class F | (not classified materials) | |
| Smoke development | Class S1 | (Very limited smoke development) |
| Class S2 | (Limited smoke development) | |
| Class S3 | (no demands on smoke development) | |
| Burning droplets | Class d0 | (No burning droplets or particles) |
| Class d1 | (limited burning droplets) | |
| Class d2 | (no demands on burning droplets) |
B-s1, d0
Euro Air Textile Materials (HDC and DFC-line) are certified and approved.
The table below shows our main export countries standards and what test textile materials have passed.
| Country | Tested according to | Classification |
|---|---|---|
| EU | EN 13501‐1 | Class B‐S1, d0 |
| Germany | DIN EN 13501‐1 DIN 4102 | Class B‐S1, d0 Class B1 (flame retardant) |
| Austria | ÖNORM EN 13501‐1 ÖNORM b 3800 | Class B‐S1, d0 Q1 (limited smoke development) |
| Holland | NEN EN 13501‐1 | Class B‐S1, d0 |
| France | NFP 92501‐1 | M1 (Non‐combustible) |
| England | BS 476, Part 6 MoD HH52/92 | Class 1 (expected to pass) Passed |
| USA (Underwriters lab.) | NFPA 90A‐1993 | < 25 Smoke developed index < 50 Passed |