HPL cladding - Revision history

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Designing Buildings: Reverted edits by Reynoarch (talk) to last revision by Editor

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Reynoarch at 06:49, 4 March 2023

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−	HPL Sheets – High Pressure Laminates : For a very long time, traditional wood – with its pristine looks has been used in various ways to suffice for our dwelling needs. Our buildings always used the beauty and usefulness of wood. However, in-spite of its advantages, wood had some serious shortcomings. First, it was not in abundant supply. Second, it had a life limited to a couple of years and its maintenance was not easy.	+	HPL Sheets – [https://www.reynobondindia.com/high-pressure-laminates-hpl-panel/ High Pressure Laminates] : For a very long time, traditional wood – with its pristine looks has been used in various ways to suffice for our dwelling needs. Our buildings always used the beauty and usefulness of wood. However, in-spite of its advantages, wood had some serious shortcomings. First, it was not in abundant supply. Second, it had a life limited to a couple of years and its maintenance was not easy.

	Also, it is here that ReynoArch brought forward AHPL, which is an Aluminum based High Pressure Laminate (HPL Sheets). It is more durable and elegant in looks as compared to wood. It is also highly weather resistant. AHPL has overcome the shortcomings of wood as it is manufactured using aluminium coil with double layered Lumiflon coating that is resistant to dust.		Also, it is here that ReynoArch brought forward AHPL, which is an Aluminum based High Pressure Laminate (HPL Sheets). It is more durable and elegant in looks as compared to wood. It is also highly weather resistant. AHPL has overcome the shortcomings of wood as it is manufactured using aluminium coil with double layered Lumiflon coating that is resistant to dust.
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	ReynoArch is the world’s largest HPL sheets maker, specializing in high-quality HPL sheets and customer loyalty. We stand out from the many businesses that present themselves internationally because of our innovative, strong, and long-lasting architecture and design. Why settle for the second-best when you can have the best product at a price that suits your budget.		ReynoArch is the world’s largest HPL sheets maker, specializing in high-quality HPL sheets and customer loyalty. We stand out from the many businesses that present themselves internationally because of our innovative, strong, and long-lasting architecture and design. Why settle for the second-best when you can have the best product at a price that suits your budget.

−	ReynoArch ~~[https://www.reynobondindia.com/high-pressure-laminates-hpl-panel/~~ High Pressure Laminates] are available in a wide range of shades, textures, and sizes. Colors and sizes can also be personalized by ReynoArch. All of this at a very fair price and unrivaled consistency. The definition of a high-end front and exterior has been redefined by HPL. Since it has a large marketing network in India and abroad, ReynoArch provides professional support. Waterproofing is a function of ReynoArch HPL. HPL sheet designs are the best option for decorative surfaces because of their toughness, rigidity, and water resistance. ReynoArch HPL is a natural foil in place of wood in Villas, housing societies, office houses, and resorts.	+	ReynoArch High Pressure Laminates are available in a wide range of shades, textures, and sizes. Colors and sizes can also be personalized by ReynoArch. All of this at a very fair price and unrivaled consistency. The definition of a high-end front and exterior has been redefined by HPL. Since it has a large marketing network in India and abroad, ReynoArch provides professional support. Waterproofing is a function of ReynoArch HPL. HPL sheet designs are the best option for decorative surfaces because of their toughness, rigidity, and water resistance. ReynoArch HPL is a natural foil in place of wood in Villas, housing societies, office houses, and resorts.

	== Why should you choose REYNOARCH HPL SHEETS? ==		== Why should you choose REYNOARCH HPL SHEETS? ==

Reynoarch at 06:48, 4 March 2023

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Reynoarch at 06:43, 4 March 2023

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	The term 'cladding' refers to components that are attached to the primary structure of a building to form non-structural, external surfaces. This is as opposed to buildings in which the external surfaces are formed by structural elements, such as masonry walls, or applied surfaces such as render.		The term 'cladding' refers to components that are attached to the primary structure of a building to form non-structural, external surfaces. This is as opposed to buildings in which the external surfaces are formed by structural elements, such as masonry walls, or applied surfaces such as render.

−	High Pressure ~~Laminate~~ (HPL) panels are a form of cladding typically manufactured by layering sheets of wood or paper fibre with a resin and bonding them under heat and pressure. They sometimes include additional chemicals to provide fire retardant properties and are available in a wide range of colours and finishes.	+	[https://www.reynobondindia.com/high-pressure-laminates-hpl-panel/ High Pressure Laminates] (HPL) panels are a form of cladding typically manufactured by layering sheets of wood or paper fibre with a resin and bonding them under heat and pressure. They sometimes include additional chemicals to provide fire retardant properties and are available in a wide range of colours and finishes.

	Panels which incorporate fire retardant chemicals are sometimes referred to as “FR grade” and these will typically achieve Class B-s1, d0. Panels manufactured without fire retardant chemicals are typically Class C or D, depending on the thickness of the panel.		Panels which incorporate fire retardant chemicals are sometimes referred to as “FR grade” and these will typically achieve Class B-s1, d0. Panels manufactured without fire retardant chemicals are typically Class C or D, depending on the thickness of the panel.

Editor at 21:53, 23 December 2021

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	On 10 February 2020, the Housing Secretary announced the government would pay for the removal of unsafe cladding for all leaseholders in residential buildings of 18 metres (6 storeys) and over in England. Lower-rise buildings, with a lower risk to safety, will also gain new protection with no leaseholder paying more than £50 a month towards the removal of unsafe cladding. Including previous announcements, this represents a £5 billion investment in building safety. A new tax will be introduced for the UK residential property development sector to raise at least £2 billion over a decade to help pay for cladding remediation costs. For more information see: Residential Property Developer Tax		On 10 February 2020, the Housing Secretary announced the government would pay for the removal of unsafe cladding for all leaseholders in residential buildings of 18 metres (6 storeys) and over in England. Lower-rise buildings, with a lower risk to safety, will also gain new protection with no leaseholder paying more than £50 a month towards the removal of unsafe cladding. Including previous announcements, this represents a £5 billion investment in building safety. A new tax will be introduced for the UK residential property development sector to raise at least £2 billion over a decade to help pay for cladding remediation costs. For more information see: Residential Property Developer Tax

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* ACM cladding testing by BRE.		* ACM cladding testing by BRE.
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	* Grenfell Tower Inquiry.		* Grenfell Tower Inquiry.
	* Independent review of the building regulations and fire safety.		* Independent review of the building regulations and fire safety.
		+	* Laminate.
	* Non-ACM cladding.		* Non-ACM cladding.
	* Residential Property Developer Tax.		* Residential Property Developer Tax.

Designing Buildings at 10:31, 5 November 2021

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	The prospectus for the fund suggested that unsafe non-ACM cladding might include: ‘…some types of other (non-Aluminium) metal composite panels, High Pressure Laminate, render and timber wall systems where these do not meet fire safety standards.’ Ref [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf]		The prospectus for the fund suggested that unsafe non-ACM cladding might include: ‘…some types of other (non-Aluminium) metal composite panels, High Pressure Laminate, render and timber wall systems where these do not meet fire safety standards.’ Ref [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf]

−	On 10 February 2020, the Housing Secretary announced the government would pay for the removal of unsafe cladding for all leaseholders in residential buildings of 18 metres (6 storeys) and over in England. Lower-rise buildings, with a lower risk to safety, will also gain new protection with no leaseholder paying more than £50 a month towards the removal of unsafe cladding. Including previous announcements, this represents a £5 billion investment in building safety. A new tax will be introduced for the UK residential property development sector to raise at least £2 billion over a decade to help pay for cladding remediation costs. ~~Ref https~~:~~//www.gov.uk/government/news/government-to-bring-an-end-to-unsafe-cladding-with-multi-billion-pound-intervention~~	+	On 10 February 2020, the Housing Secretary announced the government would pay for the removal of unsafe cladding for all leaseholders in residential buildings of 18 metres (6 storeys) and over in England. Lower-rise buildings, with a lower risk to safety, will also gain new protection with no leaseholder paying more than £50 a month towards the removal of unsafe cladding. Including previous announcements, this represents a £5 billion investment in building safety. A new tax will be introduced for the UK residential property development sector to raise at least £2 billion over a decade to help pay for cladding remediation costs. For more information see: Residential Property Developer Tax

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	* Independent review of the building regulations and fire safety.		* Independent review of the building regulations and fire safety.
	* Non-ACM cladding.		* Non-ACM cladding.
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	* The Cube.		* The Cube.

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	The prospectus for the fund suggested that unsafe non-ACM cladding might include: ‘…some types of other (non-Aluminium) metal composite panels, High Pressure Laminate, render and timber wall systems where these do not meet fire safety standards.’ Ref [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf]		The prospectus for the fund suggested that unsafe non-ACM cladding might include: ‘…some types of other (non-Aluminium) metal composite panels, High Pressure Laminate, render and timber wall systems where these do not meet fire safety standards.’ Ref [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf]
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		+	On 10 February 2020, the Housing Secretary announced the government would pay for the removal of unsafe cladding for all leaseholders in residential buildings of 18 metres (6 storeys) and over in England. Lower-rise buildings, with a lower risk to safety, will also gain new protection with no leaseholder paying more than £50 a month towards the removal of unsafe cladding. Including previous announcements, this represents a £5 billion investment in building safety. A new tax will be introduced for the UK residential property development sector to raise at least £2 billion over a decade to help pay for cladding remediation costs. Ref https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-to-bring-an-end-to-unsafe-cladding-with-multi-billion-pound-intervention

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Designing Buildings at 09:21, 30 October 2020

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Designing Buildings at 09:23, 27 May 2020

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	Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/advice-for-owners-of-residential-buildings-with-hpl-systems https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/advice-for-owners-of-residential-buildings-with-hpl-systems]		Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/advice-for-owners-of-residential-buildings-with-hpl-systems https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/advice-for-owners-of-residential-buildings-with-hpl-systems]

−	~~See also~~: The ~~Cube~~.	+	In May 2020, the government launched a £1billion fund to meet the cost of replacing unsafe non-ACM cladding systems on residential buildings in the private and social sector that are 18 metres and over and do not comply with building regulations. Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-1-billion-building-safety-fund-to-remove-dangerous-cladding-from-high-rise-buildings https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-1-billion-building-safety-fund-to-remove-dangerous-cladding-from-high-rise-buildings]
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		+	The prospectus for the fund suggested that unsafe non-ACM cladding might include: ‘…some types of other (non-Aluminium) metal composite panels, High Pressure Laminate, render and timber wall systems where these do not meet fire safety standards.’ Ref [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/887452/BSF_Non-ACM_Cladding_Prospectus.pdf]

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	* Grenfell Tower Inquiry.		* Grenfell Tower Inquiry.
	* Independent review of the building regulations and fire safety.		* Independent review of the building regulations and fire safety.
		+	* Non-ACM cladding.
	* The Cube.		* The Cube.

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