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         KEE COVER has been tested to the Class B criteria and loadings required in the ACR Red Book Test for Non-Fragility of Roof Assemblies.
         The test involves a 45Kg (100lbs) weight free falling from a distance of 1.2m (4’) to reach a maximum velocity. Class B rated products
         ensure the drop mass is retained but there is permitted some damage to the roof light

         An additional 1200 joule test has been carried out to BS EN 1873. This requires a 50Kg (110lbs) mass to be dropped from 2.4m (7.9’)
         and be retained by the KEE COVER whilst ensuring there are no gaps larger than 300mm within the mesh.

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          ROOF CLADDING PROTECTION          TECHNICAL BULLETINPolycarbonate Rooflights – Are they fragile? Industry interest groups would never recommend that
          The Kee Cover® range uses 70-5 or 62-5 cast fittings to connect Generally speaking polycarbonate rooflights are deemed to be  non-fragility of any rooflight should be guaranteed in the long
          the Kee Cover to the metal sheet roof. These fittings are either  non-fragile for the “construction phase” of a project. Once the  term, due to lack of control over the various factors other than
          fixed or clamped to the crowns of the roof using either Tek  project is handed over they are deemed as fragile due to the  strength of the rooflight that may affect non-fragility, but this
          screws or, in the case of standing seam roofs KCFP1 clamps  following:-  is particularly true with polycarbonate where strength of the
          are used. To maintain water integrity a sealing strip between the  Non-fragility is dependent not only on the strength/durability of  rooflight itself can be compromised if not treated correctly.
          cast fitting and metal sheet roof is used.  the rooflight material itself, but on all aspects of installation of
          OFFICIAL DOCUMENTATION            an assembly. This may be compromised even if there is no loss
          Work at Height Regulations        of strength of the rooflight material. This is particularly true for
                                            in-plane rooflights.
          HSG 33 Health & Safety in Roof work  Whilst polycarbonate is an extremely strong and very durable
          ACR Red Book Test For Non-Fragility of Roof Assemblies  material, there are some things that can cause dramatic and
          Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations  very premature failure – for example, plasticisers attack
          AESTHETICS                        polycarbonate, so contact with plastisol coated steel or, worse,
          The smooth lines of the standard galvanised finish can be  PVC tape (which contains much higher levels of plasticisers) will
          further enhanced by the application of powder coating to  cause premature failure; permanent stresses in the material,
          EN 13438.                         certain chemicals, trapped water which can heat up can also all
          USA-AAMA 2603-2605.               accelerate degradation.

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