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(2) WF Classification Report No. 155547 Page 2 of 6. 1.. Introduction. This classification report defines the classification assigned to ‘Mix’, a loop pile tufted carpet tile, in accordance with the procedures given in EN 13501-1:2002 2.. Details of classified product. 2.1. General. The product, ‘Mix’, a loop pile tufted carpet tile, is defined as being suitable for floorcovering applications. 2.2. Product description. The product, ‘Mix’, a loop pile tufted carpet tile, is fully described below and in the test reports provided in support of classification listed in Clause 3.1.. Carpet tile. Product configuration General description Product reference of carpet tile Name of manufacturer of carpet tile Overall thickness of carpet tile Overall weight per unit area of carpet tile Colour reference of carpet tile Pattern reference of carpet tile Product reference Generic type Name of manufacturer Pile Pile height above the backing Weight per unit area Flame retardant details Trade name / product reference Generic type Backing Name of manufacturer Thickness Weight per unit area Flame retardant details Trade name / product reference Generic type Back Name of manufacturer Coating Thickness Weight per unit area Flame retardant details. Commercial in confidence. Carpet tile Substrate Loop Pile Tufted Carpet Tile “Mix” Bonar Floors 6.5mm 4265 g/m² Grey (determined by Warringtonfire) See Note 1 See Note 2 Nylon Aquafil 3.5mm 650 g/m² See Note 3 See Note 2 Polyester Johns Manville 0.1mm 90 g/m² See Note 3 See Note 2 Modified Bitumen Nynas 2.7mm 2500 g/m² See Note 3.
(3) WF Classification Report No. 155547 Page 3 of 6. Back coating applied to reverse face. Adhesive (carpet tile to substrate). Trade name / product reference Generic type Name of manufacturer Thickness Weight per unit area Flame retardant details Product reference Generic type. See Note 2. Name of manufacturer Application Rate Application Method Generic type Name of supplier Substrate Thickness Density Brief description of manufacturing process utilised in the production of the carpet tile. Latex ILC 0.2mm 1025 g/m² See Note 3 “Balls Styccobond F41” Surface Tackifier Solvent free Acrylic Polymer Emulsion adhesive F Ball & Co. Limited Approximately 7m² per litre Brush Particleboard Northwest Timber 20 ± 2mm 680 ± 50 kg/m³ See Note 1. Note 1: the sponsor was unwilling to provide this information. Note 2: the sponsor confirmed that there is no specific trade name or product reference associated with this component. Note 3: the sponsor of the test has confirmed that no flame retardant additives were utilised in the production of the product / component. 3.. Test reports/extended application reports & test results in support of classification. 3.1. Test reports/extended application reports. Name of Laboratory. Name of sponsor. Test reports/extended application report Nos.. Test method / extended application rules & date. warringtonfire. Tessera Carpet Tiles. WF 155011. EN ISO 11925-2. warringtonfire. Tessera Carpet Tiles. WF 155017. EN ISO 9239-1. Commercial in confidence.
(4) WF Classification Report No. 155547 Page 4 of 6. 3.2. Test results. Results Test method & test number. Parameter. No. tests. Continuous parameter mean (m). Compliance with parameters. EN ISO 9239-1. Critical flux. 3. 7.4. Compliant. 714.06. Compliant. 30. Compliant. None. Compliant. 40. Compliant. None. Compliant. Smoke. EN ISO 11925-2 (15s exposure – surface of carpet). Flaming droplets/ particles. EN ISO 11925-2 (15s exposure – edge of carpet). 6. Fs. 6. Fs Flaming droplets/ particles. 4.. Classification and field of application. 4.1. Reference of classification. This classification has been carried out in accordance with clause 11 of EN 13501-1:2002 4.2. Classification. The product, ‘Mix’, a loop pile tufted carpet tile, in relation to its reaction to fire behaviour is classified:. CFL. Commercial in confidence.
(5) WF Classification Report No. 155547 Page 5 of 6. The additional classification in relation to smoke production is:. s1 The format of the reaction to fire classification for floorings is:. Fire Behaviour. CFL. Smoke Production. -. s. 1. i.e. CFL – s1. Reaction to fire classification: CFL – s1 4.3. Field of application. This classification is valid for the following end use applications: i). Flooring applications, used over any substrate with a density equal to or greater than 680Kg/m³, having a minimum thickness of 12mm and a fire performance of D or better.. ii). Installed directly to the substrate utilising ‘Balls Styccobond F41’ adhesive, applied at a nominal rate of 7m²/litre. Commercial in confidence.
(6) WF Classification Report No. 155547 Page 6 of 6. This classification is also valid for the following product parameters: Floorcovering thickness Floorcovering weight per unit area Colour/Pattern Individual components Floorcovering construction Adhesive. No variation allowed No variation allowed Any variation allowed No variation allowed No variation allowed No variation allowed. SIGNED. APPROVED. ………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………. Leigh Hill Senior Technical Officer Technical Department. Janet Murrell Technical Manager Technical Department on behalf of warringtonfire. This copy has been produced from a .pdf format electronic file that has been provided by warringtonfre to the sponsor of the report and must only be reproduced in full. Extracts or abridgements of reports must not be published without permission of warringtonfire. The original signed paper version of this report is the sole authentic version. Only original paper versions of this report bear authentic signatures of the responsible warringtonfire staff.. Commercial in confidence.
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