CCN – The Latest Updates, News, and Alerts on Combustible Cladding (Breaking News) Reaching more Players in the Cladding Industry


NEWSMAKERS  * ACP * Cladding Safety Victoria * CladdingTest * Class Action * Clayton™ Non-Combustible Facade * Court of Appeal * CSV * ExcelPlas * Fairview * FPA * GC Legal * Grenfell Tragedy * Owners Corporation Network (OCN) * Project Remediate * QBCC * Queensland Government * VBA

BREAKING NEWS

Victoria Opens the Door (a Touch Wider) for Cladding Recoveries

A High-Rise Fire Killed Catherine BUT The Cladding Firm Kept Selling
Eight years before the Grenfell tragedy, a fire in a high-rise building killed six people. Now a Sunday Times investigation has raised serious questions about the cladding used on those flats and thousands of others in the UK. So is this Britain’s biggest corporate scandal?

The Industry Leader in Testing Combustible Cladding Highlights Importance of Determining the Composition to Inform the Flammability Risk of Combustible Cladding
Combustible cladding remains one of the most pressing safety issues affecting apartment buildings across Australia. Many Owners Corporation Committees are grappling with the implications — from non-compliance notices to skyrocketing insurance premiums and safety concerns for residents. With heightened regulatory focus and growing urgency to resolve these issues, building owners need a structured, expert-led pathway to rectification.  At ExcelPlas, we specialise in assisting the combustible cladding rectification through a comprehensive testing and analysis service. Our process begins with a detailed assessment of the façade, followed by the analysis of the cladding to determine the composition and flammability risk. These outline the required outcomes while allowing flexibility in materials and methodology — ensuring the most cost-effective and compliant solution.

INDUSTRY NEWS

QLD QBCC Provide Update on Combustible Cladding in Government Buildings (Declassified)
List of sites published as at 30 April 2025

New Non-Combustible Cladding the Clayton Terracotta Facade System from Fairview
The system exceeds a 50-year design life and is certified non-combustible in accordance with C2D10(5)(g) of NCC 2022, meeting compliance for Type A, B, and C construction

Podcast – How to Avoid the Expense of Removing Combustible Cladding (Tips and Strategies Revealed)

Podcast: Llewellyn Regler & Mario Mey on Cladding, the NCC, the Facade Market and Project Remediate

FPA Expands its Cladding Fire Research Testing Capabilities with Dedicated Research Testing Facility and Team of Fire Research Engineers – CFPA Europe

Façade Flammability Across Scales and Standards with Guillermo Rein and Matt Bonner

A Study on Prevention of Fire Proliferation in Buildings Using Flame Retardant Coatings

Residents Call for Tougher Rules for Smoking on Balcony After Third Fire in Four Years

London Cladding Scandal: Sadiq Khan Hails ‘Significant Step’ in Making Other Tall Buildings Safer
Work is yet to start on more than 1,500 residential blocks in the capital with flammable cladding

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Roscon is a specialist provider of property reporting and facilities management services to business in the Owners Corporation and Insurance industries
As expert consultants, Roscon can devise a solution to address any non-compliant claddings. These solutions may be far more cost effective than
replacing the entire building facade.
https://www.roscon.com.au/cladding-facade-audits


Step-by-Step Guide For Evaluating the Combustibility Risk of Cladding
https://www.claddingtest.com/

Australian NATA Testing Laboratory Offers Cladding Identification and Testing Services (to determine Combustibility Risk Profile)
http://www.excelplas.com/

This Newsletter is brought to you by ExcelPlas Labs Australia’s Largest group of Polymer Building Materials Testing Labs.
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Melbourne Testing Lab for Testing of Architectural Cladding Materials and Combustibility Risk
ExcelPlas now performs Positive Material Identification (PMI) and Combustibility Rating (CR) on architectural cladding such as Aluminium Composite Materials ACM, Aluminium Composite Panels ACP, Expanded Polystyrene Panels EPS, Polyisocyanuarate Foam Panels PIC and others.
We have extensive experience with testing of polymers and polymeric building materials.
As a Nationally Accredited Testing Laboratory, our technicians, equipment and quality system are monitored regularly for proficiency and compliance assuring that you can count on quality results every time. 
https://www.claddingtest.com/

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