Belka wallpaper has successfully passed AWTA's rigorous tests for flammability and smoke emission
Belka Wallpaper

Fire Resistance Certificate AWTA

The certificate shown here comes from the AWTA Textile Testing Laboratory, a leading institution for testing textiles and building materials in Australia. It confirms that BELKA wallpapers have successfully passed stringent tests for heat and smoke development. Test method: oxygen consumption calorimeter

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About This Certificate | Testing Standard: AS/NZS 3837:1998

The results show that BELKA wallpapers have an exceptionally low heat release rate of under 50 mW/m², meeting the highest fire protection requirements of Australian building regulations. Additionally, the wallpapers have been classified as Group-1 material, meaning they contribute the least to a fire and are therefore extremely safe to use.

This certificate demonstrates the high quality and safety of BELKA products, making them an excellent choice for environmentally conscious and safety-oriented consumers. It is another testament to BELKA’s commitment to bringing innovative and safe products to the market, meeting the highest standards while addressing the needs of modern households.

Why is Belka Fire-Resistant?

Certified Fire Protection and Smoke Emission Tests: BELKA wallpapers meet the highest safety standards

BELKA wallpapers have successfully passed the rigorous heat and smoke emission tests conducted by the renowned AWTA Textile Testing. This certification highlights the high quality and safety of BELKA products, which are distinguished by an outstanding heat release rate of less than 50 mW/m².

Thanks to their natural composition of cotton and mineral mica, BELKA wallpapers meet the strict requirements of Australian building regulations and are classified as Group 1 material, making them an excellent choice for environmentally friendly and safe living.

BELKA wallpapers are not only a sustainable option for your home but also a safe choice that meets the highest international fire protection standards.

Belka wallpaper has successfully passed AWTA's rigorous tests for flammability and smoke emission
The certificate shown here comes from the AWTA Textile Testing Laboratory, a leading institution for testing textiles and building materials in Australia.

Australian Belka Fire Resistance Certificate AWTA
BELKA Wallpaper: The Safe and Stylish Wall Covering

Our BELKA wallpaper is a high-quality wall covering that meets the highest demands for safety and aesthetics. In independent tests conducted in accordance with Australian standards, it has proven its excellent fire resistance properties. The low heat release rate and classification in the lowest flammability category ensure maximum protection.

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Sustainability: Our products are 100% recyclable and free from harmful substances.

Frequently Asked Questions
Is the wall covering truly fire-resistant?

Yes, our wall covering has been proven in independent tests to have an extremely low heat release rate and significantly slows the spread of fire. Certification in accordance with the Australian Building Code guarantees the highest quality and safety.

How long does the fire resistance performance last?
The fire resistance performance depends on various factors such as the ambient temperature, humidity and the duration of the fire. However, the AWTA test gives a good indication of the general fire resistance of the material.
Is the wall covering suitable for children's rooms?

Ja, aufgrund seiner geringen Wärmefreisetzungsrate und der Einstufung in die niedrigste Entflammbarkeitsklasse ist der Wandbelag auch für Kinderzimmer geeignet.

Does the wall covering prevent full fire spread?

The wall covering helps to slow down the spread of a fire and prolong the evacuation time.

Can the wall covering be applied to all surfaces?

Yes, wall panelling is suitable for all surfaces. Click here for more information

How is the wall covering installed?

The Belka wallpaper is a DIY wallpaper that is easy to realise. Click here for more information

Is the wall covering flame retardant?

Yes, the wall covering is flame-retardant and fulfils the strict requirements of Australian fire safety regulations.

Is the wall covering environmentally friendly?

Yes, Belka wallpapers are 100% environmentally friendly and sustainable. Click here for more information

Are there any health concerns with using the wall covering?

The wall panelling meets the applicable hygiene requirements and is suitable for indoor use. Click here for more information

What certifications are available for the wall covering?

Our products are certified in accordance with the applicable international standards. Detailed information on specific certificates is available on request.

Is there a warranty on the wall covering?

Yes, we grant a guarantee on our wall covering. The exact duration and conditions of the guarantee can be found in the product documentation.

How long does the color of the wall covering last?

The colour fastness of our wallcovering is high and designed for durability. It is recommended to use the wallcovering indoors and under normal conditions of use. Click here for more information

Can the wall covering be repainted?

Yes, the wall covering can be painted over. Click here for more information.

Technical Details Based on the AWTA Certificate for Belka Wallpapers

The AWTA certificate confirms the outstanding fire protection properties of Belka wallpapers. Here are the key technical details:

  • Heat Release Rate: Less than 50 MJ/m², indicating very low heat release and minimizing fire spread.
  • Specific Extinction Area: On average 3.6 m²/kg, which indicates low smoke development.
  • Group 1 Classification: According to Australian building regulations, emphasizing the high safety and quality of the material.
  • Failed Ignition: The test showed that the material is difficult to ignite, as it was not ignited after 10 minutes.

These properties demonstrate that Belka wallpapers are a safe, environmentally friendly, and ideal choice for demanding environments.

Detailed Analysis of the AWTA Test Report

In-depth interpretation of the results:

The AWTA test report provides valuable insights into the fire behavior of the tested wall covering. Let’s take a closer look at the results:

  • Low Heat Release Rate: A low FTI value means that the material releases less heat during a fire. This reduces fire spread and protects people and property.
  • Low Specific Extinction Area: This value indicates how quickly a fire is extinguished in a material. A low value shows that the material quickly suppresses the fire.
  • BCA Group 1 Classification: Classification in the lowest flammability class according to Australian building codes is clear evidence of the excellent fire resistance properties of the product.

What These Results Mean for You:

  • Safety: The wall covering significantly contributes to fire protection in buildings and helps save lives.
  • Regulation: The product meets strict Australian fire safety regulations and can be used in many countries.
  • Sustainability: Materials with good fire resistance properties contribute to the sustainability of buildings as they pose less fire load.
  • Marketing: The certification can be used as a selling point to highlight the quality and safety of the product.

Further Potential Investigations:

  • Comparison with other products: Comparing with similar products can help assess the competitiveness of the material.

Areas of Application:

  • Public buildings: Schools, hospitals, shopping malls.
  • Residential buildings: Particularly in multi-family and high-rise buildings.
  • Industrial facilities: Areas with elevated fire risks.
  • Transportation: Interior fittings of vehicles.

Additional Information That May Be Helpful:

  • Material Composition: What materials make up the wall covering?
  • Field of Application: For which areas is the wall covering especially suitable?