All commercial fabric with a fire protection classification has at best a "low flammability" (B1) classification.

Thus, they are considered to be flammable and continue to develop toxic gases in case of a fire, which often represent a higher safety risk than the actual fire.

If low flammability is achieved, this involves natural combustible fibres being either chemically altered or subsequently coated with flame retardant.

In contrast, A2Textiles fabrics are made of non-combustible fibres. Each subsequent refinement changes the non-combustibility and ensures no additional fire load.

A2Textiles fabrics are in any case "non-flammable" (A1 or A2) according to the relevant standards and develop no smoke in case of fire and not drip off.

By doing so they meet the highest technical fire protection safety standards worldwide.

A2Textiles fabrics are almost indistinguishable in appearance and feel from conventional materials.

Different fabrics and a variety of clear colours provide planners all the options needed to create visually appealing and, at the same time, highly functional solutions.