Stamisol Safe One is the first non-combustible façade breather membrane for high-rise buildings and safety critical structures. This innovative membrane is independently tested to EN 13501-1 as Class A2-s1,d0 and reliably seals the building envelope with maximum fire safety. Since its launch, Safe One has been offered in the UK through Industrial Textiles & Plastics, leading producers of protective materials for building and construction.
Safe One is suitable for use behind rear-ventilated curtain facades, including those with up to 50mm joints or cladding an open area of 50 per cent, due to its high UV resistance. The Safe One breather membrane comes with an extensive ten-year system guarantee (terms and conditions apply).
The new non-combustible vertical breather membrane CPD, certified by RIBA, looks into what the Class A2-s1,d0 membrane achieves in supporting fire safety behind cladding and in front of thermal blocks for high-rise buildings and buildings where mobility could be an issue. The CPD details the independent certification and how this A2 class will eventually replace Class B membranes when specified on the outside of buildings to ensure a superior Class A2 fire protection for the outer skin envelope. Safe One installers meet NVQ Level 2 Rainscreen Cladding for competence and the Blue CSCS card for skilled workers.
The Stamisol Safe One CPD is presented by Allan Hurdle of AKH Services and is offered through Zoom, the RIBA recommended video conferencing app. While the lockdown is in place, working-from-home architects and consultants can update their CPD points via the Safe One RIBA CPD.
The Zoom app is free to download from https://zoom.us. Email Allan Hurdle at akhservices14@gmail.com with your preferred date and time for a live CPD presentation. You will then receive a confirmation by email with the login code to join the CPD conference video.
Industrial Textiles & Plastics (ITP) offers temporary containment materials and roof and building membranes, with specialist expertise in flame retardant technology and hydrocarbon and chemical resistant barriers.
