SAFETY, SECURITY & SMART HOMES Cla agl oard ittand real lie fi re tet
A potentially catastrophic blaze, which consumed the garage containing a parked vehicle adjoining a £1M house in rural Surrey, was stopped in its tracks thanks to the use of 12 mm A1 non combustible Magply being chosen as the render substrate board on the contract, the property was constructed using a Structurally Insulated Panel system construction (SIP) with A1 non-combustible Magply being used on the exterior of the building as the substrate panel for the proprietary render system. Magply is a multiuse A noncombustible board with an impressie librar of testin for fi re applications, in the offsite and timber frame sector the board is desined and specifi ed to contain fi re and support the emergency service with added crucial time!
he Contracts anaer for ullers lasterin, ames Corlett, commented he fi reresistant ualities of the Magply boards saved the day. We had utilised Magply as a render-backer on a number of projects before being awarded the contract to apply K-Rend to the half dozen homes here and have alwas been er pleased with the performance t is an eas board to cut and fi x, while we can now defi nitel confi rm to clients that it full complies with the fi re reuirements for domestic and commercial buildings.”
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uildin on the broad benefi ts of its widel specifi ed ultiboard, insulation manufacturer Marmox has introduced the hihl ersatile ireboard into its rane for both internal and external wall insulation applications he armox tone ool based product shares the uniue armox honecomb surface structure with its forerunner, ultiboard, to create an A noncombustible certifi ed renderbacer which is full waterproof t can further be used internall across walls or ceilins to tae a plaster fi nish, while proidin sound decouplin and acoustic absorption properties, as well as thermal insulation he x , mm ireboards are aailable in thicnesses from mm up to mm and with the polmer modifi ed mortar honecomb coatin on one or both faces ith a nominal densit of m3
the boards core material offers a compressie strenth of m ,
main it three times stroner than standard mineral wool he aretin anaer for armox, rant err, commented he introduction of ireboard into our rane sinifi cantl enhances our offer to the construction industr, meanin we hae an A noncombustible bacer board for internal or external use, which can safel be used across masonr as well as timber or steel framin sstems he tone ool the boards are made of is formed of molten roc, meanin it is impossible for the fi bres to absorb moisture, so the will not derade no matter what weather the are exposed to
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Smart home system LUXORliving
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KNX house and building automation
With KNX, all building functions can be linked, program- med, and controlled. Starting with heating, ventilation and room climate control, via lighting and shading, up to alarm, safety and information systems. All these functions can be controlled automatically via intelligent sensors, manually at the control units inside the rooms, or centrally via a visuali- sation - in the house, or mobile via smartphone or tablet.
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