Class A1 Non Combustible Granite Look Ceramic Cladding 40mm Fire Compartment Wall Lining Panel

Class A1 Non Combustible Granite Look Ceramic Cladding for Fire Compartment Walls

In short: The FJ-1103QS is a 40 mm Class A1 non-combustible granite look ceramic cladding panel, about 10 kg/m2, rated to GB 8624 on the finished panel, for fire compartment walls and protected lobbies.

Fire performance is now a specification item, not a footnote: building control, insurers and developers all ask what happens to the lining when the compartment is tested. This granite look ceramic cladding is an inorganic sintered body rated Class A1 non-combustible to GB 8624, with no dripping, no heavy smoke and no toxic gas release in the furnace test.

The classification is on the finished panel, not only on the raw material, which is what a reviewer wants to see. Combined with a 0.6% water absorption body and a maximum working temperature of 1200°C, it lets a protected lobby or stair core read as stone without adding a combustible layer to the escape route.

Core Advantages

• Class A1 on the Finished Panel: tested as supplied to GB 8624, so the report matches the product on site rather than the raw material
• No Dripping or Toxic Smoke: the inorganic body does not melt, drip or release halogenated gases in the furnace test
• Compartment and Escape Use: suitable for protected lobbies, stair cores, corridor linings and compartment walls
• Non-Combustible by Nature: no resin binder and no foam core, so the panel cannot contribute fuel to a fire load calculation
• Stone Look Without Stone Risk: the granite pattern is fired into the body, so a stone finish is achieved without natural stone spalling under heat
• Stable to 1200°C: maximum working temperature 1200°C, well beyond the exposure of a compartment lining

Technical Data

Application

• Protected lobbies and stair cores in residential and office towers
• Fire compartment walls and separation walls between tenancies
• Escape route corridor linings where a Class A1 finish is required
• Basement and car park linings with a decorative requirement
• Plant room and riser walls inside protected zones
• Atrium and mall linings where fire load must stay low

Installation & Fixing

Fix with a cement-based adhesive plus stainless anchors on masonry or concrete, or on a ventilated dry-hanging system where the lining sits off the structure. Where the lining crosses a compartment line, use fire-stop collars and mineral wool packing in the cavity and keep the joint sealed with an intumescent or fire-rated sealant. Do not substitute combustible trims or adhesives, since they can invalidate the classification. Send the fire strategy drawing and we will return a build-up that matches the required period.

Packing

Supplied on pallets, export packing about 621 kg gross per crate at 110 × 92 × 200 cm, loaded into 20ft or 40ft containers with fumigation-free packing. Store under cover, keep pallets level and avoid point loads on the decorated face.

FAQ

Send your fire strategy drawings and required resistance period, and we will return a compliant build-up, test reports and quotation within two working days.

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