Pick the right class
Building height and occupancy set the minimum fire class, confirm with your fire engineer.
ACP that meets the UAE Fire & Life Safety Code: A2 and A1 grades classified to EN 13501-1, with Third-Party Certificates for your submission.
In the UAE, external cladding must satisfy the UAE Fire & Life Safety Code enforced by Civil Defence. ALUCOPANEL® supplies aluminium composite panel in A2 (limited combustibility) and A1 (non-combustible) grades that carry the reaction-to-fire classifications Civil Defence requires, with Third-Party Certificates supplied for your submission.
This is the documentation that lets consultants specify and contractors submit with confidence: the right fire class for the building height and occupancy, backed by EN 13501-1 test reports and an ISO 9001 quality system.
| Grade | Classification | Typical acceptance |
|---|---|---|
| ALUCOPANEL® A1 | A1 non-combustible (EN 13501-1) | High-rise / high-risk |
| ALUCOPANEL® A2 | A2-s1,d0 (EN 13501-1) | Most UAE facades |
| ALUCOPANEL® FR | Fire-retardant | Where the strategy permits |
Building height and occupancy set the minimum fire class, confirm with your fire engineer.
A1 and A2 carry EN 13501-1 classifications recognised by Civil Defence.
We supply test reports and Technical Datasheets for your Civil Defence submission.
Insulation, cavity barriers and fixings form part of the approved system.
It is acceptance of a facade cladding material under the UAE Fire & Life Safety Code, enforced by Civil Defence. Grades such as A2 and A1, classified to EN 13501-1, carry the performance Civil Defence requires.
ALUCOPANEL® A1 (non-combustible) and A2 (limited combustibility) carry the EN 13501-1 classifications recognised for UAE facades; FR is a fire-retardant grade for applications where the fire strategy permits.
We supply EN 13501-1 test reports, Technical Datasheets and Third-Party Certificates with orders and on request, so you can complete your Civil Defence and consultant submissions.
It depends on building height and occupancy. High-rise and high-risk buildings typically require A2 or A1; confirm the exact class with your fire consultant against the current UAE Fire & Life Safety Code.
Manufacturer-direct sheet pricing with Technical Datasheets and delivery to any emirate.