Flipfix Flush Lock - Metal Access Panel - 2-Hr Fire Rated

Flipfix flush lock metal access panel - 2-Hr-fire-rated panel is specifically designed for seamless integration into joint-less plasterboard walls and ceilings, featuring a 20mm wide picture frame on standard sizes and 25mm on bespoke options.  This inspection-only panel is constructed with a sturdy metal-faced door, securely locked in place by the patented Flipfix Flush Lock, with alternate lock options available upon request. Coated in a sleek RAL 9010 30% gloss powder finish (custom colours possible), the Flipfix Access panel offers 2-hour fire-rated integrity for both wall and ceiling applications, adhering to rigorous testing standards.  It is not acoustic, air pressure, or smoke tested and does not feature draught, smoke, air, or acoustic seals. Crafted from 0.9mm thick Zintec Steel, installation is straightforward, requiring a structural opening slightly larger than the panel size. The Flipfix Access panel's user-friendly design and quick installation process make it a time-saving solution for inspection needs, complemented by the application of intumescent acrylic mastic to ensure a secure seal with supporting construction. Product Specification: Length: 150-600mm Width: 150-600mm Key Features:  Designed for seamless integration into plasterboard walls and ceilings with a sleek picture frame. Features a metal-faced door locked in place by a Flipfix Flush Lock.  2-hour fire-rated integrity in wall and ceiling applications.  Not acoustic, air pressure, or smoke tested; lacks draught, smoke, air, or acoustic seals.  Crafted from 0.9mm Zintec Steel and easy to install.  Quick installation with minimal effort, providing a time-saving solution for inspections.  Enhanced security with intumescent acrylic mastic seal. Application Interior Walls & Ceilings Certifications Fire Rating: The panel holds a 2-hour fire-rated certification for integrity. Certification Standards: The certification is in accordance with BSEN 1363-1: 2012 for wall applications and BS 476: Part 20: 1987 for ceiling applications. Test Conditions: These standards involve testing the product under specific temperature and pressure conditions.