But doesn't removing the aluminium stops the chimney effect?
with out the aluminium "tubes" running up the entire height of the building the fire doesn't spread.
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with out the aluminium "tubes" running up the entire height of the building the fire doesn't spread.
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Unfortunately no - The insulation here is able to sustain a fire on it's own
Hence the rockwool comments above.
If anything, because you can light the insulation without an accelerant (that's not the case with the Al, it needs a higher temp) they've made the problem worse by doing this
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Hence the rockwool comments above.
If anything, because you can light the insulation without an accelerant (that's not the case with the Al, it needs a higher temp) they've made the problem worse by doing this
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There was somebody on the telly box the other night testing samples with a lighter.
burned very easily.
Can't believe this was passed as safe to slap onto the side of a building.
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burned very easily.
Can't believe this was passed as safe to slap onto the side of a building.
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