Knowledge
Answers to questions from practice.
Short, concrete articles on material, roof build-up, moisture, weight and evidence. Each article ends with the question: which line fits this situation?
- 01Mineral-bound nonwoven sheets: chemistry, roof build-up and the limits of fire tests.A thin fibre-reinforced mineral layer can add protection beneath new roof waterproofing. Publicly documented BarrierSheet assemblies help explain the principle, its benefits and the questions that remain.Compare

- 02Is A1 enough? What a material class does and does not say about your roof.A non-combustible board is a strong starting point. But a roof is not a board: it is a stack of layers, seams, fixings and a PV system on top. Which evidence belongs to which level?Compare

- 03Above or below the membrane: where does the mineral layer belong?Two boards can look alike and still play completely different roles. The position in the roof determines loading, installation and evidence. A walk through the build-up, from bottom to top.VlamShield DEK

- 04Moisture-resistant is not waterproof. What to look for in mineral boards outdoors.A board that tolerates moisture is not yet waterproofing. And a board that feels dry and solid in the office says little about ten winters on a roof edge. What do you request, and where do you look?VlamShield WEER

- 05What does a mineral layer weigh on 5,000 m²? Working with surface mass.A few kilograms per square metre sounds like little. On a logistics hall it quickly becomes the weight of several trucks. A worked example with the reference values from the data sheets cited.VlamShield DEK

- 06Coating or board? What installation on the roof decides.A liquid mineral layer and a dry board can have the same aim and still mean completely different days on site. The practical differences side by side.VlamShield VLOEI

- 07Which evidence belongs to which layer? Reading reports without the logo reflex.A sound file starts with the scope of a report, not with the emblem on the first page. A reading order for classifications, ETAs and system assessments.Compare
