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Access Panels
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| Description: | Steel Tray incorporating proprietary plaster based material |
| Finish: | Galvanised, Black or Pre painted Sheetmetal external finish - Trowelled Internally |
| Colour: | Varies |
| Sizes: | Any Combination up to 1200 mm x 1200 mm |
Tested Properties
Vermiduct® |
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| Applicable standards & Assessments | AS 1530.4; |
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| Fire Resistance Level: | 1 to 4 hours inclusive |
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| Early Fire Hazard Properties of Materials | Ignitability |
Spread of Flame |
Heat Evolved |
Smoke Developed |
| to Vermiduct® AS 1530.3: |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0-1 |
| Specific Weight: | 320 kg/m³ not including
steel tray |
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Application Instructions
Access panels cater for openings from 1.2m x 1.2m down to
the smallest opening possible. The exposed face of the access panel is
lined with sheet metal for added protection against wear and tear. The
panel is affixed by means of self-tapping screws through to a metal C-section
which surrounds the duct inspection hatch. Normally the C-section frame
is fixed to the sheet metal before spraying, and includes a 2.5 mm perimeter
tolerance which provides a hard edge to which the spray material is terminated.
For openings in masonry construction the steel frame must be anchored
with non-combustible masonry anchors.
When installing access panels to air handling ductwork, the surrounding
frame should be installed, followed by the spraying operation and ultimately,
installation of the access panel tray.
The entire operation should be carried out by approved applicators, familiar
with LAF products.
LAF Access Panels may be painted however suitable sealers and paints must
be used. The panels may be used for interior use unless stainless steel
or fully Galvanised trays are used. Although Trimesh® is Galvanised
and normally resistant to water, it is advisable that in exterior applications
and wet areas, the spray material face be top-coated with a water-repellent
membrane to provide protection to the spray and metal edges of the tray
and Trimesh®. If a concern exists about the passage of water or moisture,
any underlying substrate should be primed. (1)
Vermiduct® should be protected from chemicals, which have an impact
on plaster.
Vermitex® Specification (Broad Form)
Install LAF Access Panels fully in accordance with the Manufacturer’s
instructions. On floor/roof/ceiling assemblies access panels should be
independently supported from superimposed structure.
To oversized openings, mechanical reinforcement equal in all respects
to LAF’s Trimesh® shall be installed in accordance with the
Manufacturers instructions and any relevant Codes and Standards.
The Specialist Contractor shall provide all materials, accessories, spray
equipment, tools, inspection services and Labour to satisfactorily carry
out the works in best trade practice. All workmanship and installation
techniques shall comply with the Manufacturers ‘Application Instructions’,
relevant Building Code Statutory requirements and applicable ASTM, BS
or AS Standards.
Refer to Test Data for more information
Health Statement
LAF access panels contain no asbestos and present no known health hazard before, during or after application. When drilling LAF access panels normal precautions relevant to the handling of plaster products apply: dust mask, eye protection and covering of sensitive skin.
NOTE
1. Refer to LAF for Mesh requirement details or for other Vermiduct®
applications
For more information or MSDS on Vermiduct® or any other products,
please see the technical data page, or contact: L & A Fazzini Manufacturing Pty Ltd
L & A Fazzini Pty Ltd - ABN
68 000 330 496
L & A Fazzini Manufacturing Pty Ltd - ABN 67 000 439 485
New South Wales Office
Address: 21-25 Wentworth Street Greenacre NSW Australia 2190
Postal Address: PO Box 13 Greenacre NSW Australia 2190
Contact Details: Tel 61 2 9642 4745, Fax 61 2 9742 5164
Freecall 1800 629 305 (for Australian Clients only)
Email:sales@lafgroup.com