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Access Panels Direct releases fire safety guide for construction in England

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Access Panels Direct published a fire evidence pack and a building regulations guide for its one-hour fire rated access panels on October 28, 2026. The guide covers building regulations in England and compiles datasheets, test evidence, and fitting instructions for professionals like fire engineers and building control bodies. Product pages now include datasheets, fire test certificates, and fitting instructions, along with Building Information Modelling files where available.

From stratfordbeaconherald.com

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The guide sets out how a panel fitted in a fire resisting wall or ceiling must maintain the same level of fire resistance, matching test evidence, orientation, size, and substrate. This documentation standardizes how fire-rated access panels must be specified and fitted in construction projects.

From stratfordbeaconherald.com

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  • EnglandJurisdiction where the building regulations guide applies

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  • West MidlandsSpeculative

    West Midlands could see its local supply chain benefit from the guide standardizing compliance for construction projects.

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