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Thread: Fire Wall Options
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20th November 2007, 09:07 PM #1
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Fire Wall Options
Hi All
Just after options for external 60/60/60 fire walls. I am aware of the brick and the plaster + cement sheet methods. Are there any others out there?
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21st November 2007, 08:06 AM #2
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Is the cement sheet method you refer to - Outer layer, Hardiplank or Harditex or Hardiflex with sisalation & 13mm wet area fire grade plaster. Inner, 13mm fire grade plaster with 6mm villaboard on a stud wall ??
Peter Clarkson
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21st November 2007, 08:08 AM #3
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Yeah ... that's the one.
I'm just surprised that there are no more advanced options around these days.
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21st November 2007, 08:40 AM #4
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Contact CSR and Boral there are a few variations all pretty simaler to the one mentioned above
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21st November 2007, 06:28 PM #5
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what about hebel panel?
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22nd November 2007, 06:35 AM #6
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22nd November 2007, 07:04 AM #7
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Always sooo much help Pawnsta!
I think I' be going with the low tech option, however for future refernce I discovered www.multiboard.com.au I don't think they are quite there yet in terms of approvals for BCA ... but if their intial testing is anything to go by it may be a prodcut to watch? (9mm sheet, 120minutes) but apparently it's also very cheap and light weight.
