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Download Adkwik’s Q2 2026 Bondline Newsletter
What’s inside this issue?
- Prepare for the withdrawal of BS 476
- Understand traditional PUR versus ME PUR
- Discover a safer approach to PUR edgebanding
- Improve recruitment and staff retention
- Reduce disruption to production
- Explore faster resin bonding without mixing
BS 476 withdrawal – what fire door manufacturers need to know
The fire door industry is preparing for a significant change. BS 476 classifications will no longer be recognised for new projects from September 2029, with the sector moving towards testing under the EN 1634 framework.
This issue of Bondline explains what the transition means for manufacturers and specifiers, why compliance applies to the complete tested door assembly rather than individual components, and what businesses should be doing now to prepare.
It also covers the importance of reviewing existing fire test evidence, engaging with suppliers, challenging vague specifications and maintaining consistent manufacturing processes.
Why download this guide?
- Prepare for upcoming fire door testing changes
- Understand safer PUR adhesive technology
- Improve workplace safety and compliance
- Strengthen production continuity
- Learn from real manufacturers and industry specialists
- Discover practical adhesive solutions for demanding applications