Contents:

1: Use of this guide
2: Application
3: Updates and Version Control
4: Fire Design
4a.: Fire Resistance Ratings
4.b: Char Behaviour of CLT
4.c: Fire Rated Joints
4.d: Service Penetrations and Control Joints
5: TBA Fire Stopping Systems through TBA Intubatt
6: TBA Core Hole Solutions
7: Reaction to Fire Properties
8: Reaction to Fire & Fire Hazard Properties Floor Coverings/Linings
9: Fire Span Tables
10: Using Fire Load Capacity Span Tables Floors
10.a: Determining Thickness From Tables
10.b: Worked example 1 using data from the table below
10.c: Determining Span
10.d: Worked example 2 using data from the table below
11: Using Fire Load Capacity Span Tables Walls
11.a: Worked example 1 using data from the table below
11.b: Worked example 2 using data from the table below
12: Supply Chain Compliance
13: BCA Compliance - Fire Protected Timber Where Non-Combustible
14: Construction is Required
15: Additional Fire Testing Information
16: General Design Considerations
17: List of Appendixes
17.a: Appendix 1: Span Tables for New Zealand
17.b: Appendix 2: Span Tables for Australia
17.c: Appendix 3: Additional fixing length to allow for char of CLT
18: Miscellaneous fixtures to CLT floors