Dealing with the Ambiguities in the BCA from SupawoodWhen it comes to ambiguities with regard to building products and materials that apply to fire safety and compliance [in accordance with Building Codes of Australia and Fire Resistance Levels (FRL)], Supawood has a straightforward way of handling it- and that is to not leave anything to chance. This principle applies to all stages of Supawood products:
Much of the ambiguity regarding the changes made to the BCA in May 2019 can be traced to unscrupulous suppliers who submit ambiguous or non-compliant fire tests and reports. This resulted in several construction-related problems such as incomplete veracity of fire-resistant compliance, project delays, hidden costs, and client frustration- prompting BCA to tighten its processes. Supawood believes in integrity and doing things right the first time. As a testament to this, Supawood had always and will continue to only use products, materials, and processes that are proven compliant and fire-safe that have been certified by trusted laboratories such as the NATA or IANZ- accredited fire engineers with proven superior expertise and industry knowledge. For more information about this topic, reach out to Supawood at www.supawood.com.au.
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