Class A1
12.7mm Promatect‑MST Fire‑Resistant Calcium Silicate Board – 240 Min
12.7mm Promatect®-MST is a versatile, lightweight calcium silicate board offering precise machinabil..
£592.99 Ex VAT: £494.16
20mm Promatect‑MST High‑Strength 240 Min Fire‑Resistant A1 Board
20mm Promatect®-MST is a medium-weight board delivering low thermal conductivity, high compressive s..
£703.26 Ex VAT: £586.05
25mm Promatect‑MST Structural Fire Protection Board 240 Min Fire Rating
25mm Promat Promatect®-MST is a robust, structural-grade board with enhanced thickness for demanding..
£782.29 Ex VAT: £651.91
30mm Promatect‑MST Fire Protection Board – A1 Non‑Combustible 4‑Hour
30mm Promat High-Spec Promatect®-MST is a heavy-duty board designed for high-temperature, heavy-load..
£738.02 Ex VAT: £615.02
40mm Promatect®‑MST Calcium Silicate Board – Industrial Fire Protection
40mm Promatect®-MST is a premium-grade insulation board offering excellent fire resistance, moisture..
£1,006.44 Ex VAT: £838.70
50mm Promatect®‑MST Calcium Silicate Fireboard – 240 Min 1000 °C Resistance
50mm Promat Promatect®-MST is an extra-heavy fire board combining exceptional fire performance and i..
£1,383.13 Ex VAT: £1,152.61
60mm Promatect‑MST Heavy‑Duty Board Fire Insulation 4‑Hour Fire Rating
60mm Promat Promatect®-MST is the maximum-thickness fire board, delivering top-tier protection and i..
£1,328.69 Ex VAT: £1,107.24
CLASS A1
Fire Classification (A1) in construction and insulation materials refers to the highest level of fire resistance in the Euroclass system (EN 13501-1). Materials classified as A1 are non-combustible and do not contribute to a fire at any stage, making them the safest option to choose.
The Euroclass system (EN 13501-1) is the European standard created for testing and classifying building materials based on their reaction to fire. It helps to clearly distinguish non-combustible products from combustible ones.
WHAT DOES A1 MEAN?
Materials classified as A1 are non-combustible, meaning they:
- Do not ignite or contribute to a fire at any stage.
- Do not produce smoke or flaming droplets, which are major hazards in fires.
- Are the safest option for fire prevention in construction.
EXAMPLES OF A1 MATERIALS
Many mineral-based and inorganic materials achieve an A1 rating, such as:
- Stone wool insulation
- Calcium silicate board
- Glass wool insulation
- Concrete
- Brick
- Ceramic tiles
WHERE IS A1 USED?
Because of their non-combustible nature, A1-rated materials are often used in:
- Fireplaces
- External and internal walls
- Shaftwall
- Internal partitions
- Protected zones
- Roof insulation
- Structural components of buildings
- Fire barriers and fireproof cladding
It is important to regularly check the current regulations and contact the manufacturers of A1 materials for the most up-to-date information. a1firerated.co.uk is not responsible for any inaccuracies or outdated information provided here.







