In the EU, the fire testing and classification standards for construction products have been harmonised in European Standard EN 13501-1. The European Reaction to Fire classification system (Euro classes) is the EU common standard for assessing the qualities of building materials in the event of a fire. Euro classes arise from classification systems for ‘reaction to fire’ performance of construction products. This harmonisation makes it easier for Architects, Engineers & building owners to choose

*Fire Classification* Fires are classified into 5 main categories: 1. *Class A*: Ordinary combustibles (wood, paper, cloth) 2. *Class B*: Flammable liquids (gasoline, paint, solvents) 3. *Class C*: Electrical fires (appliances, wiring) 4. *Class D*: Metal fires (magnesium, titanium) 5. *Class K*: Cooking oils and fats (commercial cooking equipment) *Importance:* Knowing the fire class helps choose the right extinguishing agent. 🔥 #FireSafety #FireClassification #ExtinguisherTypes | Fire-fightin

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