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ULC Standards is pleased to announce the publication of the Fourth Edition of CAN/ULC-S114:2018, Standard Method of Test for Determination of Non-Combustibility in Building Materials. This Standard has been approved by the ULC Standards Committee on Fire Tests and has been published under the date of June
The Standards Council of Canada acknowledges that our offices are located on the unceded, Anishinabe Algonquin Territory. We honour all First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and their valuable contributions to this
SCOPE OF WORK CAN/ULC-S114-2018; STANDARD METHOD OF TEST FOR DETERMINING NON-COMBUSTIBILITY IN BUILDING MATERIALS ON ALFREX
This revision of CAN/ULC 114 dated August 30, 2024 is being issued to update the title page to reflect the reaffirmation of this Fourth Edition National Standard of
CAN/ULC-S114-05: Standard method of test for determination of Non-combustibility in building
The aluminum siding identified in this report meets all of the specified criteria and therefore can be classified \"Non-combustible\", as defined by
The following outlines AL13\'s Aluminum Plate results determined through testing to the noted standards. AL13 Aluminum Plate products are classified as non-combustible when evaluated per CAN/ULC
It does not apply to materials with a decorative or protective coating, or impregnation, or built up of laminations of dissimilar materials. (Adhesives between laminations shall be considered laminations.) OEN: ULC Langue: English Code (s) de l\'ICS: 13.220.50 Statu Norme Date de Publication: Numéro Standard:
In Canada, the NBC test for combustibility is CAN/ULC S114 (Standard Method of Test for Determination of Non-Combustibility in Building Materials). These tests subject a sample of the material to a specific heat, for a specific time and sets specific limits for flaming, mass loss and temperature
CAN/ULC-S114-05 Non-combustibility test (Canadian Standard)-sample Size: All specimens shall be 38 mm wide by 38 mm thick in a cross-section perpendicular to the axis of the furnace, and 50 mm
CAN/ULC-S114-2018; STANDARD METHOD OF TEST FOR DETERMINING NON-COMBUSTIBILITY IN BUILDING MATERIALS ON ALFREX PLATE. REPORT NUMBER MID-001A Client provided 68 squares of Alfrex Plate described by the client as Aluminum Plate. The provided squares were metallic/aluminum in color without an outside surface layer measuring
ULC Standards is pleased to announce the publication of the Fourth Edition of CAN/ULC-S114:2018, Standard Method of Test for Determination of Non-Combustibility in Building Materials. This Standard has been approved by the ULC Standards Committee on Fire Tests and has been published under the date of June
ULC Language: English ICS Codes: 13.220.50. Status: Standard Publish date: Standard Number: CAN/ULC 114:2018 (R2024) The Standards Council of Canada acknowledges that our offices are located on the unceded, Anishinabe Algonquin Territory. We honour all First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and their valuable contributions to this
Test for non-combustibility in accordance with CAN/ULC-S114-05 \"Standard Method of Test for Determination of Non-Combustibility in Building Materials\", as per Exova Warringtonfire North America Quotation 18-002- accepted March 1, 2018. SAMPLE IDENTIFICATION Aluminum siding material, identified as \"Uncoated Aluminum
ULC Standard CAN-ULC-114-2018-(R2024) Edition 4 Published Date: June 01, 2018 Last Revision: August 30, 2024 SCC Approved: August 30, 2024 Summary of Topics This revision of CAN/ULC 114 dated August 30, 2024 is being issued to update the title page to reflect the reaffirmation of this Fourth Edition National Standard of
The Canadian test for combustibility is CAN/ULC S114 (Standard Method of Fire Test of Exterior Wall Assemblies). It uses similar temperatures, samples and general criteria as E136, but time and criteria limits are different. If a material (or any of its components) does not meet requirements of E136,n
AL13 panels are available in standard polyethylene (PE), fire-rated (FR), and solid aluminum plate. AL13 Panel System with a pressure equalized rain screen offers built-in moisture management. Fire-Rated panel systems: NFPA 285 tested, compliant, and CAN/ULC S134 tested, compliant, and CAN/ULC S114 tested, compliant, and
The following outlines AL13\'s Aluminum Plate results determined through testing to the noted standards. AL13 Aluminum Plate products are classified as non-combustible when evaluated per CAN/ULC S114. AL13 Aluminum Plate (Solid) products are classified as non-combustible when evaluated per ASTM
Alfrex Plate Certifications and Reports . LEED Certification - Alfrex Plate. Aluminum Plate 3003-Combustibility Report. Aluminum Plate 5052-Combustibility Report. CAN/ULC S135 Summary Report - Alfrex Plate. CAN/ULC S114 Summary Report - Alfrex Plate. Florida Product Approval Compliance Summary - Alfrex Plate.
CAN/ULC-S114-05 Fire tests on building materials-Standard Scope: This Standard provides a means of determining the non-combustible nature of elementary building materials. It shall be applied to materials used in the construction of
Alfrex Plate Certifications and Reports . LEED Certification - Alfrex Plate. Aluminum Plate 3003-Combustibility Report. Aluminum Plate 5052-Combustibility Report. CAN/ULC S135 Summary Report - Alfrex Plate. CAN/ULC S114 Summary Report - Alfrex Plate. Florida Product Approval Compliance Summary - Alfrex Plate.
The following outlines AL13\'s Aluminum Plate results determined through testing to the noted standards. AL13 Aluminum Plate products are classified as non-combustible when evaluated per CAN/ULC S114. AL13 Aluminum Plate (Solid) products are classified as non-combustible when evaluated per ASTM
Test for non-combustibility in accordance with CAN/ULC-S114-05 \"Standard Method of Test for Determination of Non-Combustibility in Building Materials\", as per Exova Warringtonfire North America Quotation 18-002- accepted March 1, 2018. SAMPLE IDENTIFICATION Aluminum siding material, identified as \"Uncoated Aluminum
ULC Standards is pleased to announce the publication of the Fourth Edition of CAN/ULC-S114:2018, Standard Method of Test for Determination of Non-Combustibility in Building Materials. This Standard has been approved by the ULC Standards Committee on Fire Tests and has been published under the date of June
AL13 panels are available in standard polyethylene (PE), fire-rated (FR), and solid aluminum plate. AL13 Panel System with a pressure equalized rain screen offers built-in moisture management. Fire-Rated panel systems: NFPA 285 tested, compliant, and CAN/ULC S134 tested, compliant, and CAN/ULC S114 tested, compliant, and
ULC Standard CAN-ULC-114-2018-(R2024) Edition 4 Published Date: June 01, 2018 Last Revision: August 30, 2024 SCC Approved: August 30, 2024 Summary of Topics This revision of CAN/ULC 114 dated August 30, 2024 is being issued to update the title page to reflect the reaffirmation of this Fourth Edition National Standard of
CAN/ULC-S114-2018; STANDARD METHOD OF TEST FOR DETERMINING NON-COMBUSTIBILITY IN BUILDING MATERIALS ON ALFREX PLATE. REPORT NUMBER MID-001A Client provided 68 squares of Alfrex Plate described by the client as Aluminum Plate. The provided squares were metallic/aluminum in color without an outside surface layer measuring
CAN/ULC-S114-05 Fire tests on building materials-Standard Scope: This Standard provides a means of determining the non-combustible nature of elementary building materials. It shall be applied to materials used in the construction of
ULC Language: English ICS Codes: 13.220.50. Status: Standard Publish date: Standard Number: CAN/ULC 114:2018 (R2024) The Standards Council of Canada acknowledges that our offices are located on the unceded, Anishinabe Algonquin Territory. We honour all First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and their valuable contributions to this
The Canadian test for combustibility is CAN/ULC S114 (Standard Method of Fire Test of Exterior Wall Assemblies). It uses similar temperatures, samples and general criteria as E136, but time and criteria limits are different. If a material (or any of its components) does not meet requirements of E136,n
