Cladding Materials Library
The Cladding Materials Library comprises an extensive database of cladding materials based on their composition and flammability as individual components, and which may be used to perform hazard analyses.
The database is a tool for qualified engineers to enable an adequate fire hazard identification and quantification of the potential fire spread of cladding materials.
The flammability of cladding materials (aluminium composite panels, insulation, and any other materials such as sarking) is defined based on well-established testing frameworks widely accepted in the fire safety engineering community. These frameworks have been applied and peer reviewed within the scope of fire research studies on the fire performance of aluminium composite panels and insulation materials at The University of Queensland and the University of Edinburgh.
The database below allows you to filter materials based on:
- Testing protocol.
- Type of material.
- Compounds or elements.
The use of data extracted from this database requires a thorough understanding of the Cladding Materials Library framework. The use of the Cladding Materials Library for other purposes than those indicated in the framework document are discouraged. The University of Queensland and the Department of Housing and Public Works disclaims all liability for any losses or damages arising from your access to use any material or part thereof from this website.
Users are required to use the following reference to cite the Cladding Materials Library:
McLaggan, Martyn S., Hidalgo, Juan P., Osorio, Andres F., Heitzmann, Michael, Carrascal, Jeronimo, Lange, David, Maluk, Cristian and Torero, Jose L. (2019). Cladding Materials Library. Data Collection. https://doi.org/10.14264/uql.2019.441


