Field of Application Reports

Maximising product versatility by demonstrating the range of situations in which your product's fire performance criteria remains valid.

In certain situations, it is necessary to produce a Field of Application (FOA) Report for a product. By bringing together numerous fire resistant test reports into a single practical document that outlines the variations and permitted parameters, IFC can demonstrate the range of situations in which the product’s fire performance criteria remains valid.

The report provides professional guidance to a manufacturer/fabricator or installer enabling them to produce a ‘compliant’ and ‘fit for purpose’ product/system for the building owner. In supplying an FOA report with a product, manufacturers can reduce the risk of incorrect installation.

In addition to providing confidence in production and installation; the IFC FOA reports will provide clients with a high degree of certainty regarding the range of situations in which their product can be marketed and sold. 

If you could benefit from having a FOA report, please get in touch

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Our experienced team can assist you with advice on any fire safety issues and with expanding offices throughout the UK and overseas our team are able to offer local advice wherever you need it. Please complete our enquiry form, so we can assess your requirements.
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