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Hi 

Can someone please give me advise on the picture attached. This is the construction of a flat wall in a small purpose built block of flats. This is like straw construction with a skim over the top. The flats are on a stay put policy and I’m pretty sure there needs to be 60 minutes compartmentation for a stay put in flats. Will these wall last for 60mins, or are they dangerous? Any information welcome

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David needs to check out where it is being used also what is the the fire resistance of the construction between each flat and the common areas.

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On 02/02/2018 at 21:40, Guest David said:

Hi 

Can someone please give me advise on the picture attached. This is the construction of a flat wall in a small purpose built block of flats. This is like straw construction with a skim over the top. The flats are on a stay put policy and I’m pretty sure there needs to be 60 minutes compartmentation for a stay put in flats. Will these wall last for 60mins, or are they dangerous? Any information welcome

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https://assets.grenfelltowerinquiry.org.uk/BRE00000967_DETR Framework Project Report - Investigation of real fires April 1999 - March 2000.pdf

Page 42, for poor fire behaviour of stramit compartmentation.

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Which walls are constructed with stramit, is it the inernal walls or the external walls of the flat and does any any walls expose the straw.

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