[wayne fred]

i have been reading the approved docoments B ( fire regs) and have found that loadnering elements get a rateing r for fire reistance .Can anyone tell me what this means ??

 

[Willie T]

Hell, I can't even tell you what you wrote.

 

[angus242]

Hell, I can't even tell you what you wrote.

Willie, you know..... loadnering elements

 

[Willie T]

Oh, THAT! Well, Tide has a 2 hour rating, but I think All and Gain are a little less. Straight Clorox is only good for about 30 minutes. I think Fab is pretty good.

 

[RCPainting]

I guess it takes all kinds!

 

[Willie T]

Of course maybe they have different Laundering elements across the "Big Pond".

 

[angus242]

Of course maybe they have different Laundering elements across the "Big Pond".

Or maybe he's south of the equator. Then spin cycle is reversed, right? :laughing:

 

[Willie T]

For those who are wondering "What is wrong with these guys?", The Approved Documents are the Brits version of the Building Code. I think there are about 14 classes, some broken down even more basically within class.

"B" is a three part document on fire safety. Their ratings are much like ours, and they also stress that adequate warning and vacating times be figured into the particular structure or construction method fire rating.

We are being somewhat (seemingly) unkind with his post because this is a contractor's forum. And over there, just as here, he dang well BETTER already know what the AD's mean.

He claims to be Chartered (their version of our professional certification) by posting CIOB affiliation. As such, he needs no explanation of Fire Resistance Ratings.