Fire Resistance Characteristics Of Wall Panels

Class A wall panels offer extremely high fire resistance, effectively preventing the spread of flames and making them an ideal fire-resistant material.

Class B1 wall panels feature low heat release and are less prone to fire spread, making them suitable for various buildings and a commonly used fire-resistant material.

Class B2 wall panels, while flammable, do not release large amounts of toxic gases when burning, and their slow flame spread reduces casualties and property damage to some extent.

Class C wall panels have relatively poor fire resistance, a narrower range of applications, and more lenient requirements.

Depending on their fire resistance rating, the applicable scope of wall panels varies. Generally, Class A wall panels are suitable for high-requirement public places and special occasions; Class B1 wall panels are suitable for commercial, office, and residential buildings; Class B2 wall panels are suitable for public places and industrial buildings; while Class C wall panels have a relatively narrow range of applications.