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Martin Brown wrote:
I am surprised that someone hasn't mocked up the known cladding
configuration on TV and set light by now. Or perhaps they have...

Saw a demonstration of it going up in flames the next day on TV.
But of course any such demonstration may not be characteristic of the
product if installed correctly, and for the purpose intended.

For example, untreated T&G cladding is extremely inflammable if air can
get to either side easily. But mount it on suitable plasterboard etc, and
you get the same appearance but much better fire protection.

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*Why is it called tourist season if we can't shoot at them?

Dave Plowman London SW
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