SINTEF Building and Infrastructure confirms that. Kriaute Building System

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1 SINTEF Building and Infrastructure confirms that Kriaute Building System SINTEF Certification No Issued first time: Revised latest: Valid until: Provided listed on have been found to be fit for use in Norway and to meet the provisions regarding product documentation given in the regulation relating to the marketing of products for construction works (DOK) and regulations on technical requirements for building works (TEK), with the properties, fields of application and conditions for use as stated in this document. Holder of the approval UAB Kriaute Pramones g. 8 K-25 LT-500 Panevezys Lithuania 2. Product description 2. General Kriaute building system is factory produced timber frame elements for walls, floor and roof. The elements can be delivered in lengths of utp to.5 m and a maximum height of. m. The elements are produced with a standard construction design as described in this approval, but are customized and manufactured for each individual building project. The approval document include the standard design for walls, floor and roof, including joints between elements and connection to the foundation. Specifications of materials and components used in the elements are shown in Table. Table 2 shows specifications of standard supplementary materials. These specifications are not a fomal part of the approval. These products have been assessed regarding health and environmental properties. The approval does not cover windows and doors and other supplementary building parts such as stairs, balconies and technical installations like electrical systems, ventilation systems, sanitary equipment and roof drainage, which is designed especially for each building project. 2.2 Walls Fig. and 2 show the principle designs of external walls and separating walls between apartments. The wall height is normally adjusted to the room height in each project. Horizontal section Horizontal wood cladding, Stud 45x95mm, c/c 8 9mm 2 Timber battens 45x25mm, c/c 9 00/400/600mm Stone wool, 95mm Air gap, 25mm 0 Vapor barrier, 0.2mm 4 Wind barrier Timber battens 45x45mm, c/c 5 Gypsumboard, 9.5mm 2 Stone wool, 45 mm 6 Stud 45x45/95/45 mm, c/c Particleboard, 2mm, 7 Stone wool 45/95/45 mm 4 Gypsumboard, 2.5mm, Fig. external walls with horizontal wood cladding 2. Floors Fig. shows the principle design of floors, and fig 4 the principle design of floors between apartments. The structures are based on joists spaced c/c 00, 400 or 600 mm, with dimensions and spans according to SINTEF Building Research Design Guide SINTEF is the Norwegian member of European Organisation for Technical Assessment, EOTA, and European Union of Agrément, UEAtc Contact person, SINTEF Building and Infrastructure: Sofie Mellegård Author: Sofie Mellegård Phone: certification@sintef.no Copyright SINTEF Byggforsk Page: av 6

2 SINTEF Technical Approval - No Page 2 av 6 Table Kriaute Building System Materials and component specifications Specification Material / component (Dimensions not specified in the table shall be as stated in the Standard construction details or according to design specifications worked out for each individual delivery or project) Timber components Structural components Other timber components Sheathing Structural graded timber according to EN 408 and Peetri Puit glued laminated timber according to EN 4080, with strength classes according to structural design. Moisture content 8 % Non-treated spruce or pine timber Floor sheathing 22 mm Durelis floor particleboard class P5 according to EN 986 External wall sheathing 9,5 mm Norgips GU, type E according to NS-EN 520 Thermal insulation materials Mineral wool Paroc Extra stone wool according to EN 62 (λ D = 0,06 W/mK) Membranes and barriers Water vapour control layers 0,2 mm RaniMoBar polyethylene according to SINTEF Technical Approval 2020 Wind barrier Tyvek Soft according to according to SINTEF Technical Approval 204 Pitched roof underlay Tyvek Pro according to according to SINTEF Technical Approval 24 Tape for membrane joints and window installation Claddings and linings Siga Wigluv and Corvum tape according to SINTEF Technical Approval 204 External timber cladding Min. 9 mm solid timber cladding according to EN 459 / EN 546 class A and SN/TS 86 Fastener products Nails and screws Nails and screws according to EN Type and dimensions for load bearing applications in accordance with individual structural design. Corrosion protection shall be equivalent to hot dip zinc coating according to EN ISO 46 for exterior applications, and equivalent to zinc coating according to ISO 208 for interior applications. Table 2 Kriaute Building System. - Standard supplementary materials and components Material / component Sheathing Specification Internal wall sheathing 2 mm Durelis particleboard class P5 according to EN 986 Sound insulating floor 2.5 mm Rigips Pro gypsum boards type GtA and GtF according to EN 520 sheathing Hunton Silencio 6 fibreboards according to SINTEF Technical Approval 20 Membranes and barriers Tape for membrane joints Siga Wigluv and Corvum tape according to SINTEF Technical Approval 204 Claddings and linings Internal lining Roofing 2.5 mm Rigips Pro gypsum boards, type A according to EN mm Fire gypsum boards, type F according to EN 520 with minimum density 800 kg/m³ Flat roof waterproofing SINTEF Technical Approval 2077 og 2078 Fastener products Nails and screws Sound reducing ceiling profile Nails and screws according to EN Type and dimensions for load bearing applications in accordance with individual structural design. Corrosion protection shall be equivalent to hot dip zinc coating according to EN ISO 46 for exterior applications, and equivalent to zinc coating according to ISO 208 for interior applications. Acoustic AP+ steel brackets CEmarked CEmarked

3 SINTEF Technical Approval - No Page av Roof Fig. 5 and 6 show the principle designs of flat and pitched roof. Supplementary materials are specified in Table 2. Horizontal section Gypsumboard, 2x2.5 mm 6 Steel wire mesh (GtF + GtA) Stud 45x95/45 mm, c/c Stud 45x95/45 mm, c/c 2 7 Stone wool 95/45 mm 8 Stone wool 95/45 mm 4 Steel wire mesh 9 5 Air gap, min. 0 mm Gypsumboard, 2x2.5 mm (GtF + GtA) Fig.2 Cross section showing the principle design of separating wall between apartments. Wood flooring, installed on site 2 Gypsumboard, 2x2,5 mm ) 7 4 Hunton Silencio 6 fibreboard Joist 45245, c/c 5 Stone wool, 200 mm 6 Steel wire mesh 8 Acoustic brackets c/c 400 mm, installed on site 2 x gypsumboard, installed on site: 2,5 mm type A for REI 0 5 mm type F for REI 60 9 Particleboard, 22 mm Fig.4 separating floors between appartments Wood flooring, 5 Steel wire mesh 2 Particleboard, 22 mm 6 Timber battens 25x45/60 mm, c/c 00mm Joist 45245, c/c Gypsumboard, 2x2.5 mm (GtF + 7 GtA) ) 4 Stone wool, 00 mm Fig. floor within the same house unit Roofing membrane, installed on site 7 Timber beams. 45x245 mm, c/c00/400/600mm 2 Particleboard, 22 mm 8 Stone wool, 2x mm Timber battens, 45x45 mm, c/c 4 Wind barrier 0 5 Timber battens, 45x45 mm c/c 6 Mineral wool, 45 mm 9 Water vapour barrier Stone wool, 45mm and timber battens 45x45mm, c/c400 Gypsumoard, 2,5 mm Fig.5 flat roof

4 SINTEF Technical Approval - No Page 4 av 6 For ordinary low rise houses with one or two stories the horizontal racking resistance may be regarded as acceptable without additional structural design calculations. 4.2 Fire resistance For some structures Table shows the fire resistance that may be applied for the building system, with minimum material and component dimensions and connections as specified in cl. 2. Roof tiles, 6 Timber battens 45/95/45/x45 mm + stone wool 45 mm 2 Timber battens, 45x45 mm 7 Water vapour barrier Timber counterbattens, Timber battens 45x45 mm c/c 8 25x45 mm 600 mm + stone wool 45 mm 4 Roof underlay 9 Gypsumboard, 2,5 mm, 5 Timber rafters 45x245 mm, c/c + stone wool 245 mm Fig. 6 pitched roof 2.5 Construction details Standard construction details for the element design and connections are described in "Standard Construction Details for Kriaute Building System belonging to SINTEF Technical Approval No ". The version of the construction detals filed by SINTEF at any time is a formal part of the approval.. Fields of application Kriaute Building System may be used for assembling multistorey residential buildings with maximum four stories, in fire class and 2 according to the provisions of the Regulations on technical requirements for building works (TEK). The building system may also be used for other type of buildings, providing the performance requirements for the building are assessed in relation to the declared performance of the elements. 4. Properties 4. Load-carrying capacity The mechanical resistance and stability of all structural components are calculated in full for each individual building project, see also point Table Fire resistance for standard Kriaute Building System as desribed in cl. 2 Structure Equivalent fire restistance External wall, fig. REI 60 Non load bearing separating wall, fig. 2 EI 60 Separating floor, fig. 4 With 2x2,5 mm gypsumboard type GtA REI 0 With 2x5 mm gypsumboard type GtF REI 60 ) Design vertical load capacity in fire situation Vertical load capacity ) 86 kn per meter wall Full capacity,7 knm per beam 4. Reaction to fire Gypsum board internal lining is classified as A2-s, d0 according to EN 50-. External wood cladding is classified as D-s2, d0 according to EN 50-. Roofing shall be class B ROOF (t2) if no other requirement follows from TEK Sound insulation With separating wall and floor design, and construction details and connections as described in chap. 2, the sound insulation properties in accordance with NS-EN ISO 628- and NS-EN ISO as well as NS-EN ISO 77- and NS-EN ISO 77-2, are estimated to be as indicated in Table 4 for completed house constructions. This corresponds to sound insulation class C in accordance with NS 875 for residential houses. The sound insulation performance depends also on the installation of pipes, ducts and cables for each individual building, which has to be assessed case by case. Table 4 Estimated sound insulation performance in completed houses Structure Estimated, weighted apparent sound reduction index R w Estimated weighted normalised impact sound pressure level L n,w Floors between apartments 55 db 5 db Separating walls between apartments 55 db -

5 SINTEF Technical Approval - No Page 5 av 6 No sound insulation performance has been determined for the external walls and roof constructions. 4.5 Thermal insulation Table 5 shows the thermal transmittance, U-values, for standard elements described in chapter 2. Thermal loss due to extra timber used around door- and window openings, are not included. Thermal transmittance for other roof constructions installed on top of the elements are calculated case by case in full for each building project. Table 5 U-values for standard constructions Structure External walls, fig., stud spacing c/c 00 mm stud spacing c/c 400 mm stud spacing c/c 600 mm Total thermal insulation thickness mm U-value W/m 2 K Roof, fig , Roof, fig. 6, rafter spacing c/c 600 mm Environmental aspects 5. Substances hazardous to health and environment The elements contain no hazardous substances with priority in quantities that pose any increased risk for human health and environment. Chemicals with priority include CMR, PBT or vpvb substances. 5.2 Effect on soil, surface water and ground water The leaching properties of the elements are evaluated to have no negative effects on soil or ground water. 5. Handling of waste The elements shall be sorted as wood, metal, gypsum, residual waste or other appropriate waste fractions on the building/demolition site, and delivered to an authorized waste treatment plant for material recovery, energy recovery or disposal. 5.4 Enviromental product declaration No environmental declaration (EPD) has been worked out for the product. 6. Special conditions for use and installation 6. Design considerations in general The production and delivery of elements shall be based on a structural design, fire resistance and thermal insulation according to the requirements for each individual building. The requirements and necessary design calculations shall be available before production and deliverance of the elements. 6.2 Structural design The structural design of each element shall be in accordance with NS-EN (timber structures) and NS-EN 99--, and 4 (loads) with national annexes NA. The structural design shall comprise vertical and horizontal load capacity of walls, floor and roof, and include anchoring to the foundations. 6. Fire resistance design The production of each element shal be based on a full structural fire design applicabel to the overall fire design requirements for the complete building. This includes all fire resistance performance not covered by the performance listed in chapter 4.2 and table Thermal insulation design For each project using elements according to this approval the design and production shall be based on the required maximum thermal resistance and transmittance for the complete building. 6.5 Foundations The elements shall be installed on foundations designed according to the principles shown in SINTEF Building Research Design Guide 52.20, and with dimensions and level tolerances that satisfiy the manufacturer s requirements. Moisture transport from the foundations to the building elements shall be prevented by a capillary breaking layer. 6.6 Installation in general The elements shall be installed and connected according to the details shown in "Standard Construction Details for Kriaute Building Systems belonging to SINTEF Technical Approval No " as long as no specific installation details have been worked out for each individual project. 6.7 Transport and storage Before installation of the elements must be stored in a dry environment and protected from precipitation. During transportation the elements must be protected from precipitation by watertight materals. 7. Factory production control The product is produced by UAB Kriaute, Pramones 8, LT-500 Panevezys, Lithuania. The holder of the approval is responible for the factory production control in order to ensure that the product is produced in accordance with the preconditions applying to this approval. The manufacturing of the product is subject to continuous surveillance of the factory production control in accordance with the contract regarding SINTEF Technical Approval.

6 SINTEF Technical Approval - No Page 6 av 6 8. Basis for the approval The approval is based on an assessment of the standard construction details, and the verification of construction performances according to the following documents: - SP Swedish Reaserch Institute. Brandsäkra trähus, version, (fire resistance) - Obtainment of health and environmental data Evaluation report approved with conditions No , , (fire resistance) No. 47.0/47.0 (thermal insulation) No (sound insulation) No (structural floor design) No (structural wall design) 9. Marking Each delivery must be accompanied by documents comprising as a minimum the manufacturer s name and address, project identification, time and date of manufacture, assembly instructions, as well as specific construction details and assembly instructions that comply with the Standard Construction Details for Kriaute Building Systems belonging to SINTEF Technical Approval TG The approval mark for SINTEF Technical Approval No may also be used. TG Approval mark 0. Liability The holder/manufacturer has sole product responsibility according to existing law. Claims resulting from the use of the product cannot be brought against SINTEF beyond the provisions of Norwegian Standard NS for SINTEF Building and Infrastructure Mairus Kvalvik Approval Manager