Fireboard Systeme Fib01 de 0118 0 Eng Screen

Note on English translation / Hinweise zur englischen Fassung
This is a translation of the Technical Brochure valid in Germany.

All stated details and properties are in compliance with the regulations of the German standards
and building regulations. They are only applicable for the specified products, system components,
application rules, and construction details in connection with the specifications of the respective
certificates and approvals.
Knauf Gips KG denies any liability for applications outside of Germany as this requires changes
acc. to the respective national standards and building regulations.
Drywall Systems
FIB01.de
Technical Brochure 2018-01
Knauf Fireboard Systems

Fire Resistance with Premium Drywalling
Contents
Introduction
Benefits of drywalling.....................................................................................................................................................................5
Fireboard
Fields of application and properties..............................................................................................................................................7
Fireboard metal stud partition systems
W13.de Knauf Fire Walls...............................................................................................................................................................10
W131.de Single metal stud frame, double / triple-layer cladding with sheet metal inserts........................................................10
Fireboard Installation Shaft Wall Systems

W62.de Knauf Installation Shaft Walls.........................................................................................................................................14
W628B.de Single metal stud frame with CW single studs, double-layer cladding.....................................................................14
W629.de Single metal stud frame with CW double studs, double-layer cladding......................................................................14
K251.de Single metal stud frame with CW double studs, single-layer cladding........................................................................16
Upgrading of existing walls

Upgrading of metal stud partitions..............................................................................................................................................19
Single or double side cladding...................................................................................................................................................19
Upgrading of timber framework walls.........................................................................................................................................20
K241.de Cladding on both sides................................................................................................................................................20
Fireboard Solid Ceiling Systems, sole fire resistance

D11.de Knauf Board Ceilings........................................................................................................................................................22
D112.de Board Ceiling, metal grid with CD channels 60/27.......................................................................................................22
D113.de Board Ceiling, metal grid with CD channels 60/27 flush..............................................................................................24
D116.de Board ceiling, metal grid with UA profiles 50/40 + CD profile 60/27 large-span..........................................................26
D13.de Knauf Free-Spanning Ceilings.........................................................................................................................................28
K219.de Free-Spanning Fireboard Ceiling A1, F90 solely from below......................................................................................28
K219.de Free-Spanning Fireboard Ceiling A1, F90 solely from below and/or from above .......................................................30
Fireboard solid ceiling systems, basic ceilings of types I to III

D11.de Knauf Board Ceilings........................................................................................................................................................32
D112.de Metal grid with CD profiles 60/27.................................................................................................................................32
D116.de Metal Grid with UA Profiles 50/40 + CD Profile 60/27 large-span................................................................................34
Fire resistance effect of board ceiling systems..........................................................................................................................36
Fireboard Wood Joist Ceiling Systems

D15.de Knauf wood joist ceiling systems...................................................................................................................................38
D150.de Wood joist ceiling system, direct cladding...................................................................................................................38
D152.de Wood joist ceiling systems, metal grid with CD profile 60/27......................................................................................40
D153.de Wood joist ceiling systems, metal grid with Resilient Channel / Hat-Shaped Channel................................................42
K219.de Wood joist ceiling system, metal grid free-spanning....................................................................................................44
Floor structures..........................................................................................................................................................................46
Fire resistance effect of wood joist ceiling systems....................................................................................................................48
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Fireboard wood joist ceiling systems, wood joist ceilings as the existing building fabric
D15.de Knauf wood joist ceiling systems...................................................................................................................................50
Ceiling lining/suspended ceiling in conjunction with existing wood joist ceilings existing building fabric...................................50
D150A.de Wood joist ceiling system, direct cladding.................................................................................................................52
D152A.de Wood joist ceiling systems, metal grid with CD profile 60/27....................................................................................54
K219A.de Wood joist ceiling system, metal grid free-spanning.................................................................................................56
Fireboard trapezoid sheet metal systems

K217.de Knauf trapezoid sheet metal ceiling systems..............................................................................................................60
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling system, direct cladding.................................................................................................60
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling system, metal grid with CD profile 60/27......................................................................60
K217.de Knauf trapezoid sheet metal roof systems...................................................................................................................62
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal roof system, direct cladding.....................................................................................................62
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling system, metal grid with CD profile 60/27......................................................................62
Fireboard ceiling systems

Special versions............................................................................................................................................................................65
Multi-level ceiling system...........................................................................................................................................................65
Ceiling bulkhead.........................................................................................................................................................................67
Access panel..............................................................................................................................................................................67
Fire-protected encasement for built-in lighting...........................................................................................................................67
Split level ceiling 45°..................................................................................................................................................................68
Split level ceiling 90°..................................................................................................................................................................68
Fireboard Room-in-Room Systems

K37.de Knauf Cubo Room-in-Room Systems.............................................................................................................................70
K375.de Cubo Basis..................................................................................................................................................................70
K376.de Cubo Empore...............................................................................................................................................................72
K377.de Cubo Escape Tunnel...................................................................................................................................................74
Fireboard Column and Beam Encasements

K25.de Knauf Fireboard Column and Beam Encasements.......................................................................................................77
Steel beams and steel columns with encasement made of Fireboard.......................................................................................77
Determination of U/A ratios for steel beams and steel columns.................................................................................................78
K252.de Fireboard Steel Beam Encasements...........................................................................................................................79
K253.de Fireboard Steel Column Encasements........................................................................................................................82
K254.de Fireboard Wooden Beam Encasements......................................................................................................................85
K255.de Fireboard Wooden Column Encasements...................................................................................................................85
Fireboard cable ducts

K26.de Knauf Fireboard Ducts.....................................................................................................................................................87
K261.de Fireboard cable duct I..................................................................................................................................................87
K262.de Fireboard cable duct E.................................................................................................................................................88
FIB01.de Knauf Fireboard Systems 3

Fire protection engineering
Individual solutions in fire protection of buildings....................................................................................................................90
Application examples....................................................................................................................................................................92
Fire wall connection to roof........................................................................................................................................................92
Connection of freely-suspended ceiling to ceiling bulkhead......................................................................................................92
Split level ceiling for room-in-room system Cubo Basis.............................................................................................................92
Freely-suspended ceiling on steel beams with CW stud grid.....................................................................................................93
Freely-suspended ceiling on steel beams with UA profile grid...................................................................................................93
Fire wall with free wall ends.......................................................................................................................................................93
F90 on hollow steel profiles........................................................................................................................................................94
Metal stud partition with fire protection ability for steel columns in partition cavities..................................................................95
Attic lining with strengthening of the roof construction with steel beams...................................................................................95
Usage instructions
Notes...............................................................................................................................................................................................96
Notes on the document..............................................................................................................................................................96
Intended use of Knauf Systems.................................................................................................................................................96
General instructions...................................................................................................................................................................96
Notes on sound insulation..........................................................................................................................................................96
Notes on fire resistance.............................................................................................................................................................97
Certificate of Usability................................................................................................................................................................97

Introduction
Benefits of drywalling
Benefits of drywalling Furthermore, drywalling offers even more solutions.

Modern Knauf Drywall Systems offer huge benefits compared to solid Sound insulation
constructions, for example, with regard to fire resistance, lower weights and For a higher standard of living and quality of life.
space gains.
Fire protection of buildings one step further
Drywall construction fully utilizes its high-performance features Short construction time
with fire resistance. Irrespective of whether it’s a ceiling, wall, By tailor-made constructions and simple installation.
beam or column, we have a suitable system solution for every fast
requirement. And where standard systems meet their limits, Room climate
engineered fire resistance is the problem solver. Sustainable climate management as a comfort and health
Less weight, more upward scope indoor
climate factor.
But it is not just in terms of surface area, their is also additional
scope in the upward direction. Thanks to the considerably lower Flexibility
weight, a vertical extension can be realised from a structural Quick retrofitting and upgrading for a customized room design.
point of view using drywalling. For even more usable floor
space. And revenues.
In new buildings lower loads on the foundation result in lower
initial costs.
Every centimetre counts
Slim construction that offers a huge plus in terms of net surface
+m2 area. When employing Knauf drywalling systems this can be as
much as three percent in comparison to solid construction.

Fireboard
Fields of application and properties
Fireboard
Special gypsum board A1 for premium fire resistance Fields of application

In addition to active fire protection performed by organizations (e.g. Knauf Fireboard gypsum boards are used on drywall systems where there
fire brigade) and warning equipment (e.g. warning systems), which are are specific demands made on the fire resistance.
continuously being improved, in building engineering preventative building ■■ Residential construction
related fire protection (passive fire protection) is gaining increasingly in ■■ School and sports facility construction
significance. ■■ Office and administration building construction
Fireboard is a special gypsum board in A1 quality for premium fire resistance. ■■ Hospital construction
Diverse fields of application for walls and ceilings, beams and columns as ■■ Hall construction
well as for cable ducts and special applications are possible. Fireboard is ■■ Special construction
lighter than a standard gypsum board and thus the board of choice when ■■ Shipbuilding
remodelling a building.
The low weight and the application features are particularly welcomed by
professional installers. The perfectly matched system components Fireboard, Fireboard is approved for use in shipbuilding.
Fireboard-Spachtel filler and fibre glass joint tape represent durable solutions
Systems
that have been in use and well-proven for years in many buildings.
■■ Fire walls
Product description ■■ Installation shaft walls
Fireboards are gypsum boards with reaction to fire A1 acc. to EN 13501‑1 ■■ Ceiling linings and suspended ceilings
of type GM-F acc. to EN 15283‑1 and gypsum plasterboard with mat ■■ Free-spanning ceilings
reinforcement and improved coherence of structure at high temperatures. ■■ Room-in-room systems Cubo
They consist of a special gypsum core with a sophisticated fleece covering ■■ Fire protection encasement of timber frames and steel components
and are light grey with rear side marking in red. ■■ Cable ducts
■■ Fire resistance cladding of trapezoid sheet metal
■■ Engineered applications
System benefits with Fireboard
In addition to its use in new building projects, Fireboard is also a real problem
solver in renovation and remodelling. As a direct lining underneath wood
joist ceilings, for example, 90 minute fire resistance can be achieved using
just a 25 mm ceiling configuration (system D150.de). The weight and the
low constructional height is often decisive particularly when remodelling.
Fireboard offers a diverse range of ceiling solutions here.
Existing metal stud partitions can be easily and cost-effectively upgraded
with Fireboard. Depending on the constructional situation upgrading is
performed on both sides or just one side. Even walls with timber framing can
be upgraded (system K241.de).
We offer solutions both with and without metal grids for steel beam
encasement with Fireboard (system K252.de). However, a metal grid is
always required for standards-based solutions.
A diverse range of fire resistance related requirements are covered by the
proofs for the Certificates of Usability. Furthermore, the needs of practice will
always have a demand for special solutions and customized designs. We
cover these engineering fire protection measures with Fireboard.
Fireboard systems are the optimum solution wherever reaction to fire
A1 (non-combustible without combustible components) is demanded in
buildings.
Properties and added value

■■ Best coherence of structure when exposed to fire
■■ Non-combustible
■■ Low weight
■■ Easy application
■■ Low expansion and shrinkage when climate conditions change
■■ Arc resistant

Fireboard
Features
Board width Board Board weight Edges Surface Rear side Reaction to Board type
thickness fleece colour marking fire
Fleece Front edges
laminated
longitudinal Acc. to Acc. to
mm mm kg/m² edge EN 13501-1 EN 15283‑1
Square edge Cut square
12.5 approx. 10.5 Light grey Red A1 GM-F
(VK) edge (SK)
15 approx. 12.0 Light grey Red A1 GM-F
(VK) edge (SK)
(VK) edge (SK)
1250 25 approx. 20.0 Light grey Red A1 GM-F
(VK) edge (SK)
(VK) edge (SK)
Minimum permissible bending radius (Dry bending) Special accessories

Board thickness in mm Minimum bending radius r in m Note Fireboard can be screw fastened of stapled.
12.5 4 Overview of system components
15 7 Fireboard Filler
Fireboard‑Spachtel filler is a special gypsum-based synthetically enhanced
20 10
powdery material for Fireboard set by the use of additives to be ideal to its
25 25 field of application.
30 50
Edge designs
■■ Fleece laminated longitudinal square edge (VK) Fibre glass joint tape
Fibre glass joint tape is a 50 mm wide strip of fibre glass, which is used for
jointing of Fireboard joints.
■■ Front cut square edges (SK)
With Fireboard, a skim coating of the entire surface with

Fireboard‑Spachtel filler is additionally required before
application of direct coatings or linings.
Notes Other coatings or layers and vapour barriers up to about
0.5 mm thickness as well as claddings (with the exception of
sheet steel), do not have any influence on the technical fire
resistance classification of the systems.

W131.de Fire Wall, single metal stud frame, double / triple-layer cladding with sheet metal insert
W13.de Knauf Fire Walls
W131.de Single metal stud frame, double / triple-layer cladding with sheet metal inserts
Knauf System Cladding per wall Weight Wall Knauf Sound insulation
side thickness CW profile Insulation Sound reduction index
layer
Fire resistance class Minimum Without Cavity Minimum

h t
thickness insulation thickness

D
layer
t
Fireboard
t approx. D h Rw Rw,R
mm kg/m² mm mm mm dB dB
W131.de Fire Wall Single metal stud frame, double-layer / triple-layer cladding + sheet metal insert
64 111 50 40 54 52
Stud spacing ● 2x 15

a a +
EI 90-M1) 0.5 mm 64 136 75 60 56 54
sheet metal
insert
64 161 100 80 57 55
81 126 50 40
Stud spacing ● 3x 12.5
a a +
EI 90-M1) 0.5 mm 81 151 75 60
sheet metal
insert
81 176 100 80
1) For an explanation refer to Knauf Fire Protection folder chapter “Fundamentals of fire resistance“ (German only)
Sound reduction index values represented in italics are derived values from measurements on divergent constructions.
Requirements for the insulation layer: (Insulation materials, e.g. from Knauf Insulation)
■■ Required for fire resistance: none
■■ Fire resistance permissible: Mineral wool  G
■■ Required for sound insulation reasons: Mineral wool  G length-related flow resistance acc. to EN 29053: r ≥ 5 kPa • s/m²
Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability Observe the notes on page 96.
■■ Due to the design with Fireboard Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Fire Walls W13.de.

W13.de Knauf Fire Walls
Wall heights
W131.de Fire Wall, single metal stud frame with CW studs, double-layer / triple-layer + sheet metal inserts (double-layer cladding shown)
Maximum permissible wall heights

Knauf profile Stud spacing Cladding
a 2x 15 mm 3x 12.5 mm
Metal gauge 0.6 mm mm
m m
CW 50 312.5 4.35 5.00
CW 75 312.5 6.50 7.00
CW 100 312.5 7.00 7.00
Knauf Fire Walls are non-load bearing fire-resistant walls

that retain their structural stability when exposed to a fire
and remain effective as a room enclosure as they offer a
Notes high resistance to falling components.
Impact stress resistance of 3000 Nm after exposure to fire
is certified.
■■ Due to the design with Fireboard Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Fire Walls W13.de.

W13.de Fire Walls

W628B.de Installation Shaft Wall, single metal stud frame with CW single studs, double-layer cladding
W629.de Installation Shaft Wall, single metal stud frame with CW double studs, double-layer cladding
K251.de Installation Shaft Wall, single metal stud frame with CW double studs, single-layer cladding
W62.de Knauf Installation Shaft Walls
W628B.de Single metal stud frame with CW single studs, double-layer cladding
W629.de Single metal stud frame with CW double studs, double-layer cladding
Knauf System Cladding Weight Wall Knauf Insulation layer Sound insulation
thick- CW Permissible for fire
ness profiles resistance
Minimum Without Cavity Min. Minimum Minimum insulation layer thickness

Fire resistance class
thickness insula- thick- density – 40 60

h
D
tion ness mm mm mm
t
layer
Fireboard
t approx. D h Rw Rw,R Rw Rw,R Rw Rw,R

mm kg/m² mm mm mm kg/m³ dB dB dB dB dB dB
W628B.de Installation Shaft Wall, metal stud frame with CW studs Single metal stud frame with CW single studs, double-layer cladding
Stud spacing 115 75

a Without or
F90 ● 2x 20 36 35 33 43 41 44 42
mineral wool G
140 100
W629.de Installation Shaft Wall, metal stud frame with CW double studs Single metal stud frame with CW double studs, double-layer cladding
90 50
Stud spacing
a Without or
F90 ● 2x 20 37 115 75 35 33 43 41 44 42
mineral wool G
140 100
■■ When the enhanced wall heights are used Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Installation Shaft Walls W62.de.

Wall heights
W628B.de Installation Shaft Wall, single metal stud frame with CW W629.de Installation Shaft Wall, single metal stud frame with CW double
single studs, double-layer cladding studs, double-layer cladding
W628B.de Maximum permissible wall heights W629.de Maximum permissible wall heights
Knauf Maximum Maximum Enhanced maximum Knauf Maximum Maximum Enhanced maximum
profile spacings permissible wall permissible wall profile spacings permissible wall permissible wall
a height height a height height
Metal Metal
gauge gauge
0.6 mm mm m m 0.6 mm mm m m
625 – 2.80 625 – 4.00
CW 50
CW 50 417 – 4.00 312.5 – 4.80
312.5 – 4.00 625 3.00 5.20
CW 75
625 3.00 4.00 312.5 3.00 6.90
CW 75 417 3.00 4.55 625 3.00 6.90
CW 100
312.5 3.00 5.20 312.5 3.00 7.00
625 3.00 5.00
W628B.de / W629.de
CW 100 417 3.00 6.10 Connection to wall with backing of the CW perimeter runner web with board
312.5 3.00 6.90 strip at wall height > 3.00 m
Connection to the perimeter
Backing of the perimeter
runner with board strips

K251.de Single metal stud frame with CW double studs, single-layer cladding
Knauf System Cladding Weight Wall Knauf Insulation layer Sound insulation
thick- CW For fire resistance
t ness profiles

Minimum Without Cavity Min. Minimum Minimum insulation layer thickness
h
D
thickness insula- thick- density 40 mm 60 mm

tion ness
t
Fireboard layer
t approx. D h Rw Rw,R Rw Rw,R
mm kg/m² mm mm mm kg/m³ dB dB dB dB
K251.de Fireboard installation shaft wall height ≤ 3.00 m Single metal stud frame with CW double stud frame, single layer cladding
Stud spacing 80 50
a
F90 ● 30 31 105 75 Mineral wool S 40 38 41 39
40 40
Wall height: ≤ 3.00 m 130 100
K251.de Fireboard installation shaft wall height > 3.00 m to 5.00 m Single metal stud frame with CW double stud frame, single layer cladding
Stud spacing ● 30 92.5 50

a +
F90 ● 12.5 32 117.5 75 Mineral wool S 40 38 41 39
stud 40 40
covering 142.5 100
Wall height > 3.00 m
Apply backing to front joints using profiles or Fireboard strips
■■ With wall heights exceeding 3.00 m Notes For further information on planning and design see system

Wall heights
K251.de Knauf Fireboard installation shaft wall, single metal stud frame with CW double studs, single-layer cladding
Maximum permissible wall heights

Knauf profile Maximum Maximum permissible wall height Enhanced maximum permissible wall height
spacings
Metal gauge a
0.6 mm mm m m
K251.de Knauf Fireboard installation shaft wall Single metal stud frame with CW double studs, single-layer cladding
2x CW 50 625 3.00 4.00
2x CW 75 625 3.00 4.50
2x CW 100 625 3.00 5.00

Metal stud partition / timber-framed walls
Upgrading of metal stud partitions, single or double side cladding
K241.de Upgrading timber-framed walls, double-side cladding
Upgrading of metal stud partitions
Single or double-sided cladding
Single-sided Double-sided
Stud spacing Stud spacing
≤ 625 mm ≤ 625 mm
t1
t2 t2
Fastening of the additional cladding made of Fireboard by screw-fastening into the profile (alternative fastening on request)
Existing building Upgrading (required cladding, minimum thickness in mm)
Existing wall To F30 To F60 To F90
Cladding Insulation layer Fireboard Fireboard Fireboard Fireboard Fireboard
per partition side single-sided single-sided double-sided single-sided double-sided
mm
t1 12.5 t1 15
≥ 12.5
t2 15 t2 20 + t2 30 +
GKB
t2 12.5 t2 15
Without or with t1 12.5

≥ 2x 12.5
mineral wool in – – – t2 15 +
GKB
the cavity t2 12.5
t1 12.5 t1 12.5
≥ 12.5 1)
– t2 15 + t2 20 +
GKF
t2 12.5 t2 12.5
1) Alternative possible: 1x 12.5 mm gypsum fibre board or 1x 12.5 mm cementitious board or 1x 10 mm calcium silicate board
The existing wall must satisfy the requirements of the DIN 4103-1.
t1 = minimum thickness of the required cladding on wall side 1 t2 = minimum thickness of the required cladding on wall side 2
Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability

■■ Due to the fire resistance on the basis of the
expert survey assessment GA-2015/086-Ap
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. Note Observe the notes on page 96.

Upgrading of timber framework walls
K241.de Cladding on both sides
K241.de Knauf timber-framed wall cladding A1

Stud spacing
≤ 625 mm
t1
t2
Fireboard
Fastening of the additional cladding made of Fireboard by screw-fastening into the wooden stud (alternative fastening on request)
Existing building Upgrading (required cladding)
Existing wall On F90
Load-bearing and separating Infill panels Fireboard
timber-framed wall fully filled with: double-sided
Masonry made of stone

Permissible wall heights or
max. 5 m Aerated concrete/light concrete/reinforced steel t1 20 mm Fireboard
or +
Wooden stud Puddled clay t2 20 mm Fireboard
≥ 100 x 100 mm or
mineral wool S ; density: ≥ 50 kg/m³
T1 = minimum1 = minimum thickness of the required cladding on wall side 1

T1 = minimum2 = minimum thickness of the required cladding on wall side 2

■■ Due to the fire resistance in the basis of the
letter 2839/2017 MPA BS
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. Note Observe the notes on page 96.

Fireboard Solid Ceiling Systems
D112.de Board ceiling, metal grid

D113.de Board ceiling, flush metal grid
D116.de Board ceiling, large-span metal grid
K219.de Free-Spanning Fireboard Ceiling A1
D11.de Knauf Board Ceilings
D112.de Board Ceiling, metal grid with CD channels 60/27

Fire resistance solely from below and/or from above
Requirements on the basic Fire resistance Cladding (lateral application) Nominal Furring Insulation layer
ceiling for fire exposure class weight channel
Required for fire
From below resistance
No fire resistance requirements for
For fire exposure Minimum Without Maximum Minimum Minimum
basic ceiling/roof construction
thickness insulation layer axial spacings thickness density
From above (Plenum) b
Fireboard
Raw ceiling must have same fire
resistance class as suspended From From
ceiling below above mm kg/m² mm mm kg/m³
D112.de Board Ceiling, metal grid with CD profiles 60/27
Without
F90 – ● 2x 20 35.1 500 or
mineral wool G
e.g. Carrying and furring channel
F30 F30 ● 15 15.2 400 Mineral wool S

2x 40 40
Mineral wool S
40 40
+
F90 F90 ● 2x 20 35.1 500 mineral wool S
40 40
150 mm wide
on carrying channel
Determination of load class

Load class Nominal weight +
weight of additional loads
kN/m2 kg/m²
Up to 0.65 60
50
Up to 0.50
40
Up to 0.40
30
Up to 0.30 20
Up to 0.15 10
Observe the notes on page 96.

Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Board Ceilings D11.de.

Maximum grid spacings Dimensions in mm

D112.de Board Ceiling – Metal Grid with CD Profiles 60/27
Spacing o
f suspen
(anchors) ders
a
0 .
15 rox
l pp
ne a
approx c
an g
.
ch in
g c
100
in spa
rry al
ca Axi
Axial s b
pacing
o
channe f furring
l
Fire resistance solely from below carrying and furring channel Fire protection solely (from below and) from above, carrying and furring
channel
Axial spacings Suspender spacings a
carrying Axial spacings Suspender spacings a
Load class in kN/m²
channel c carrying Load class in kN/m²
Up to 0.30 Up to 0.501) Up to 0.651)
channel c Up to 0.30 Up to 0.401) Up to 0.501) Up to 0.651)
500 950 800 750
600 900 750 700 500 950 850 800 700
700 850 700 650 600 900 800 700 700
800 800 700 – 700 850 750 700 650
900 800 – – 800 800 – – –
1000 750 – – 1) Use suspenders of load carrying capacity class 0.40 kN

1100 750 – – Customized dimensioning of the ceiling substructure is
Fire resistance solely from below possible on request.
Notes
Fire resistance solely (from below and) from above, furring channel only It is recommended that the substructure is designed to
Axial spacings Suspender spacings a accommodate a possible additional ceiling (≤ 0.15 kN/m²).
furring channel Load class in kN/m²
b Up to Up to Up to Up to
0.30 0.401) 0.501) 0.651)
400 1150 1050 1000 900
500 1050 950 900 850
Observe the notes from page 96.


D113.de Board Ceiling, metal grid with CD channels 60/27 flush

Required for fire
Fireboard
Without
F90 – ● 2x 20 35.1 400 or
mineral wool G
F30 F30 ● 15 15.2 400 Mineral wool S

2x 40 40
F90 F90 ● 2x 20 35.1 400 Mineral wool S

2x 40 40

kN/m2 kg/m²
Up to 0.65 60
50
Up to 0.50
40
Up to 0.40
30
Up to 0.30 20
Up to 0.15 10



Spacing o
f suspen
(anchors) ders
a
a
s l
inu nne
30 cin g c m
sp ryi 0 m
mm g m ha
-3
n
c
r
Ca
b
a
c
an g
Axial s b
l
ch in
ne
pacing
g c
in spa
of furrin b
g channe
rry al
l
ca Axi
Fire resistance solely from below carrying and furring channel Fire protection solely (from below and) from above, carrying and furring
channel
Axial spac- Suspender spacings a
ings carrying Axial spac- Suspender spacings a
channel c ings carrying Load class in kN/m²
Up to 0.30 Up to 0.401) Up to 0.501) Up to 0.651)
channel c Up to 0.30 Up to 0.401) Up to 0.501) Up to 0.651)
500 950 850 800 750
600 900 800 750 700 500 850 750 700 600
700 850 750 700 650 600 800 700 650 550
800 800 750 700 – 700 750 650 600 550
900 800 700 – – 800 700 650 600 –
1000 750 700 – – 900 700 600 550 –
1100 750 – – – 1000 650 600 550 –
1200 700 – – – 1100 650 600 – –
650 1200 600 550 – –

1250 – – –
(1000) 600
1250 – – –
(850)
Values in brackets () only apply when the cladding is screw fastened to the
carrying channel. 1) Use suspenders of load carrying capacity class 0.40 kN
Customized dimensioning of the ceiling substructure is
possible on request.
Notes
It is recommended that the substructure is designed to
accommodate a possible additional ceiling (≤ 0.15 kN/m²).


D116.de Board ceiling, metal grid with UA profiles 50/40 + CD profile 60/27 large-span
Required for fire
Fireboard
Without
F90 – ● 2x 20 37.9 500 or
mineral wool G
F30 F30 ● 15 18.0 400 Mineral wool S

2x 40 40
Mineral wool S
40 40
+
F90 F90 ● 2x 20 37.9 500 mineral wool S
40 40
150 mm wide
on carrying channel

kN/m2 kg/m²
Up to 0.65 60
50
Up to 0.50
40
Up to 0.40
30
Up to 0.30 20
Up to 0.15 10



Spacing o
f suspen
approx. (anchors) ders
250
a
0 .
15 rox
p
ap
approx
. c g l
100
a cin nne
sp ha
Axial s b x ial ng c
pacing A ryi
of furrin r
g chan ca
nel
Fire protection solely (from below and) from above, carrying and furring Customized dimensioning of the ceiling substructure is
channel possible on request.
Axial spacings Suspender spacings a Notes
Carrying Load class in kN/m² accommodate a possible additional ceiling (≤ 0.15 kN/m²).
channel c Up to 0.30 Up to 0.40 Up to 0.50 Up to 0.65
Nonius stirrup 0.40 kN
500 1150 1000 950 850
600 1050 950 900 800
700 1000 900 850 750
800 950 850 800 –
900 900 800 – –
1000 900 – – –
Threaded rod M8
500 1700 1500 1400 1300
600 1600 1400 1300 1200
700 1500 1350 1250 1100
800 1400 1300 1200 –
900 1400 1250 – –
1000 1300 1200 – –


D13.de Knauf Free-Spanning Ceilings
K219.de Free-Spanning Fireboard Ceiling A1, F90 solely from below

Fire protection solely from below
Requirements on the basic Fire resistance Cladding Furring channel Insulation layer
ceiling for fire exposure class (longitudinal cladding) CW/UA double stud Fire resistance
profile permissible
From below For fire exposure Minimum Maximum Minimum Minimum
No fire resistance requirements for thickness axial spacings thickness density
b
Fireboard
From From
below above mm mm mm kg/m³
K219.de Free-spanning fireboard ceiling A1 Fire resistance solely from below
Without
F90 – ● 2x 20 625 or
mineral wool G
Permissible wall connections

Connection Solid construction Lightweight partition
(e.g. concrete, reinforced (metal stud partitions)
concrete or masonry)
Fire resistance class Fire resistance class
Direct
Load-bearing
≥ F90 ≥ F90
Constructional
Shadow gap
Load-bearing
≥ F90 ≥ F90
Constructional
If connected (anchored) to a lightweight partition (F90), an additional full
surface doubling up of the wall cladding with ≥ 20 mm thick Fireboard on the
supporting connection side is required.
Wall thickness at least 100 mm.

■■ With connection to lightweight partition
■■ With connection to walls with shadow gap Observe the notes on page 96.
■■ When mineral wool is used G Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Free-Spanning Ceilings D13.de.

Maximum room widths Dimensions in mm

K219.de Free-Spanning Fireboard Ceiling A1, F90 solely from below
Maximu
m room
width
Metal grid, free-spanning Knauf profiles

Knauf profiles Maximum room width1) Knauf CW/UA profile Knauf UW perimeter runner
Fireboard 2x 20 mm as a furring channel on connection to wall
supporting
2x CW/UA 50 → UW 50
m m
2x CW/UA 75 → UW 75
Knauf CW double profile metal gauge 0.6 mm
2x CW/UA 100 → UW 100
2x CW 50 – 2.20
2x CW/UA 125 → UW 125
2x CW 75 2.75 2.75
2x CW/UA 150 → UW 150
2x CW 100 3.25 3.25
2x CW 125 3.65 3.65 Free-spanning ceiling profiles may not be joined or extended
Note (larger room widths using centre suspension possible on
2x CW 150 4.00 4.05 request).
Knauf UA double profile metal gauge 2.0 mm
2x UA 50 – 2.65
2x UA 75 – 3.30
2x UA 100 – 3.90
2x UA 125 – 4.45
2x UA 150 – 4.952)
1) Max. room widths: Including additional loads (0.03 kN/m² = 3 kg/m²)
for insulation layers or fixing loads required for fire protection and/or
sound insulation
2) Metal traverse required with flanking metal stud partitions.

■■ With extended maximum room widths Observe the notes from page 96.
■■ When UA profiles are used Notes For further information on planning and design see system

K219.de Free-Spanning Fireboard Ceiling A1, F90 solely from below and/or from above
Fire resistance solely from below and/or from above (plenum)
Requirements on the basic Fire resistance Cladding Furring channel Insulation layer
ceiling for fire exposure class (longitudinal cladding) CW/UA double stud profile Required for fire resistance
For fire exposure Minimum Maximum Minimum Minimum
From below thickness axial spacings thickness density
b
basic ceiling / roof construction
From above (Plenum)
Fireboard
ceiling below above mm mm mm kg/m³
K219.de Free-Spanning Fireboard Ceiling A1 Fire resistance solely from below and/or from above (plenum)
Covering strips
12.5 mm Fireboard
20
+
e.g. CW furring channel 20 Mineral wool S
F90 F90 ● 625
additional 60 50
board layer
(cover board)
e.g. UA furring channel
Permissible wall connections

Connection Solid construction Lightweight partition
(e.g. concrete, reinforced (metal stud partitions)
concrete or masonry)
Fire resistance class Fire resistance class
Direct
Load-bearing
≥ F90 ≥ F90
Constructional
Shadow gap
Load-bearing ≥ F90
≥ F90
Constructional ≥ F90
■■ If connected (anchored) to a lightweight partition (F90), an additional full
surface doubling up of the wall cladding with ≥ 20 mm thick Fireboard on
the supporting connection side is required. Under the double cladding a
Flex Profile must be inserted at the height of the ceiling connection.
■■ Wall thickness at least 100 mm.

■■ With connection to walls with shadow gap Observe the notes on page 96.
■■ When used with double stud profiles UA 50/75/125 Notes For further information on planning and design see system

Maximum room widths

K219.de Free-Spanning Fireboard Ceiling A1, F90 solely from below and/or from above
Maximu
m room
width
Metal grid, free-spanning Knauf profiles

Knauf profiles Maximum room width1) Knauf CW/UA profile Knauf UW perimeter runner
Fireboard 20 mm as a furring channel on connection to wall sup-
porting
With cover strips
m m
2x CW/UA 50 → UW 75
Knauf CW double stud profile metal gauge 0.6 mm
2x CW/UA 75 → UW 100
2x CW 50 – 2.15
2x CW/UA 100 → UW 125
2x CW 75 2.65 2.65
2x CW/UA 125 → UW 150
2x CW 100 3.00 3.15
Without cover strips
2x CW 125 3.00 3.55
2x UA 50 → UW 50
Knauf UA double profile metal gauge 2.0 mm
2x UA 75 → UW 75
2x UA 50 – 2.60
2x UA 100 → UW 100
2x UA 75 – 3.25
2x UA 125 → UW 125
2x UA 100 3.00 3.85
When applied using UA furring channels, covering strips for the upper and
2x UA 125 – 4.352) lower flanges of the double profiles are unnecessary.
1) Max. room widths: Including additional loads (0.03 kN/m² = 3 kg/m²) Free-spanning ceiling profiles may not be joined or
for insulation layers or fixing loads required for fire protection and/or Note
extended.
sound insulation
2) Metal traverse required with flanking metal stud partitions.

■■ With extended maximum room widths Observe the notes from page 96.
■■ When used with double stud profiles UA 50/75/125 Notes For further information on planning and design see system

D112.de Metal grid with CD profiles 60/27

Fire resistance in conjunction with basic ceilings of types I to III (Specifications apply for basic ceiling types I to III)
If necessary see Fire protection Fire resistance class 1 Ceiling lining/suspended ceiling
3
folder, chapter “Floor systems”
Cladding Nominal Furring Insulation layer Minimum
(lateral weight channel suspension
application) In the plenum height
a
a
Minimum Without Maximum Minimum Minimum Basic ceiling

thickness insulation axial thickness density lower edge
2 See page 36 1
layer spacings cladding
upper edge
b
Fire resistance Basic ceiling type
2
From below and from above acc. to DIN 4102–4 Fireboard
1 + 2 + possible 3
I II III mm kg/m² mm mm kg/m³ mm
D112.de Board ceiling, metal grid with CD channels 60/27
● 151) 16.2 400 Not permissible 200
● 20 19.0 400 Not permissible 40

F90
● 25 23.1 400 Mineral wool S 80

50 40
● 12.5 13.8 400 Not permissible 200

Furring channel / Hat-shaped
channel
or ● 151) 16.2 400 Not permissible 30
F90
● 20 19.0 400 Mineral wool S 80

50 40
Carrying and furring channel CD ● 12.5 13.8 400 Not permissible 40
F90 ● 151) 16.2 400 Not permissible 15
● 15 15.2 400 Mineral wool S 80

50 40
1) Back board joints lateral to the furring channels with ≥ 100 mm wide and
≥ 15 mm thick Knauf Fireboard strips.
kN/m2 kg/m²
Up to 0.65 60
Notes For further information on planning and design see system
50
data sheet Knauf Board Ceilings D11.de. Up to 0.50
40
Up to 0.40
Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability 30
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. Up to 0.30 20
Up to 0.15 10

D112.de Board ceiling, metal grid with CD channels 60/27
approx. Spacing o
f suspen
250 (anchors) ders
a
0 .
15 rox
p
ap
approx c g
. in el
100 p ac ann
s h
x ial ng c
Axial s b A ryi
pacing r
of furrin
g chan ca
nel
Fire resistance in conjunction with basic ceilings of types I to III Fire resistance in conjunction with basic ceilings of types I to III
e.g. carrying and furring channel Furring channel / Hat-shaped channel only
Axial spacings Suspender spacings a Axial spacings Spacings of suspenders/anchors a
carrying Load class in kN/m² furring channel Load class in kN/m²
channel c Up to 0.15 Up to 0.30 Up to 0.401) Up to 0.501) b Up to 0.15 Up to 0.30 Up to 0.401) Up to 0.501)
500 1200 950 850 800 400 1400 1150 1050 1000
600 1100 900 800 700 1) Use suspenders of load carrying capacity class 0.40 kN
700 1000 850 750 700
800 1000 800 – – possible on request.
Notes
900 1000 – – – It is recommended that the substructure is designed to


D116.de Metal Grid with UA Profiles 50/40 + CD Profile 60/27 large-span

Fire resistance in conjunction with basic ceilings of types I to III (Specifications apply for basic ceiling types I to III)
If necessary see Fire protection Fire resistance class 1 Ceiling lining/suspended ceiling
3
folder, chapter “Floor systems”
Cladding (lateral Nominal Furring Insulation layer Minimum
application) weight channel suspen-
In the plenum sion
height
a
a
Minimum Without Maximum Minimum Minimum Basic ceil-

2 See page 36 1 thickness insulation layer axial thickness density ing lower
spacings edge clad-
Fire resistance Basic ceiling type
2 ding upper
From below and from above acc. to DIN 4102–4 b
Fireboard edge
1 + 2 + possible 3
I II III mm kg/m² mm mm kg/m³ mm


F90
● 25 25.9 400 Mineral wool S 80

50 40

F90
● 20 21.8 400 Mineral wool S 80

50 40
F90 ● 151) 19.0 400 Not permissible 15
● 15 18.0 400 Mineral wool S 80

50 40
1) Back board joints lateral to the furring channels with ≥ 100 mm wide and
≥ 15 mm thick Knauf Fireboard strips.
Up to 0.65 60
50
Up to 0.50
Observe the notes from page 96. 40
Up to 0.40
Notes For further information on planning and design see system 30
Up to 0.30 20
data sheet Knauf Board Ceilings D11.de.
Up to 0.15 10
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended.


D116.de Board ceiling, metal grid with UA profiles 50/40 + CD profil 60/27 large-span
approx. Spacing o
f suspen
250 (anchors) ders
a
0 .
15 ox
l pr
ne ap
approx
.
an g
c
ch in
100
g c
in pa
rry al s
b
Ca Axi
Axial s
pacing
of furrin
g chan
nel
Fire resistance in conjunction with basic ceilings of types I to III

Furring and carrying channel UA profile 50/40 + CD profile 60/27
Carrying channel Suspender spacings a
spacings Nonius stirrup 0.40 kN
c Load class in kN/m²

Up to 0.30 Up to 0.40 Up to 0.50
500 1150 1000 950
600 1050 950 900
700 1000 900 850
800 950 850 800
900 900 800 –
1000 900 – –

possible on request.
Notes


Fireboard solid ceiling systems
Fire resistance effect of board ceiling systems 2 Basic ceilings System selection
Division of the partial construction elements with demands on Ceiling type III
the fire resistance
With respect to the fire resistance, the entire ceiling construction acts on the Ceilings made of reinforced concrete or prestressed concrete slabs made
partial construction elements ceiling lining/suspended ceiling, basic ceiling of standard concrete, however not with components or filler joists made of
and possibly on floor constructions. light concrete or bricks
Symbols in the brochure for ceiling systems Reinforced concrete or

prestressed concrete slabs
3 Floor construction rated for exposure to fire Possibly 3
made of standard concrete
from above (ceiling top) in accordance with
the folder “Fire resistance with Knauf”, Reinforced concrete joist
chapter “Floor systems” (German only) ceilings with beams and
2 Basic ceilings of type I to III filler joists made of standard
concrete
1 Ceiling linings / suspended ceilings
Two-way flat slab ceiling
acc. to system variants table 2 1
and dropped ceiling made of
of the Knauf systems
standard concrete
Basic ceilings of type I to III
Reinforced concrete or
2 Basic ceilings System selection prestressed concrete hollow
Ceiling type I core slabs
Ceilings with exposed steel Ribbed concrete cover without
beams in the plenum area filler joists or with filler joists
with a U/A ratio ≤ 300 m-1 made of normal concrete
and an upper cover of pumice
concrete hollow core planks or Load-bearing ceilings subject to fire resistance requirements must generally
aerated concrete slabs withstand exposure to fire from the bottom of the ceiling as well as from the
top of the top of the ceiling.
Ribbed concrete cover with If the basic ceiling alone does not comply with the required fire resistance
filler joists made of light class, an additional suspended ceiling / ceiling lining made of Knauf boards
concrete or bricks in conjunction with a basic ceiling can provide the required fire resistance.
For a classification from above, additional measures may be necessary, e.g.
classified screeds acc. to the folder “Brandschutz mit Knauf - Fire protection
with Knauf”, chapter “Bodensysteme - Floor systems” (German only).
≥ 50 mm
Possible flooring 3
Reinforced concrete joist
ceilings with filler joists made Fire
of light concrete or bricks resistance
from below
and
from above
The specifications of the German National Technical Test Certificate (AbP)

Reinforced concrete ceiling in
assume, among other factors, that in the plenum area between basic ceiling
conjunction with steel beams
and suspended ceiling, that no combustible components are located with the
embedded in concrete
exception of components that are elements of the suspended ceiling
Ceiling type II construction. Combustible cable insulation and freely exposed not easily
Ceilings with exposed steel flammable materials, which are as evenly distributed as possible, are
beams in the plenum area with considered to be quiet safe if the fire load is ≤ 7 kWh/m².
a U/A ratio ≤ 300 m-1 and an
upper cover of in-situ concrete
or prefabricated boards with
structurally active in-situ
concrete layer or prefabricated
parts made of hollow core
planks made of steel or
reinforced and prestressed
concrete

Riding school Munich
Photographer: Edward
Beierle
Fireboard wood joist ceiling systems
D150.de Wood joist ceiling system, direct cladding

D152.de Wood joist ceiling systems, metal grid with CD profile 60/27
D153.de Wood joist ceiling systems, metal grid with Resilient Channel / Hat-Shaped Channel
K219.de Free-spanning Fireboard ceiling under wood joist ceiling
D15.de Knauf wood joist ceiling systems

Fire resistance in conjunction with basic ceiling of type IV (Specifications apply for basic ceiling construction made of timber with covered wooden joists)
3 See page 46 1 Ceiling lining

Cladding Wooden beams Insulation layer
(lateral application) Required for fire resistance in the
cavities between the spars or beams
Minimum Maximum Mini- Minimum
thickness axial spacings mum density
2 See page 48 1
thick-
b
Fire resistance Fireboard ness
From below and from above
1 + 2 + 3 mm mm mm kg/m³
F90 ● 25 1000 Mineral wool G

120 –
D150.de Wood joist ceiling system, direct cladding, sound-decoupled with MW studs
F90 ● 25 1000 Mineral wool G

120 –
Backing of the longitudinal edge joints of the cladding with profiles CD 60/27 as well as backing in the edge area with UD 28/27 profiles is necessary.
Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability Observe the notes from page 96.
■■ Design of direct cladding, sound-decoupled Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Wood Joist Ceiling Systems D15.de.


b
Spacin
g of wo
(Claddin oden joists
g spacin
g)
Direct cladding
Fire Cladding Wooden beams
resistance Minimum Maximum
class cross-section axial spacing
w x h b
F90 25 40 x 200 1000
Direct cladding
Cladding attached directly to the wooden joists
Direct cladding, sound-decoupled with MW stud

Clamping fastened to the wooden joists using MW studs.
■■ Design of direct cladding, sound-decoupled Note For further information on planning and design see system

3 See page 46 1 Ceiling lining/suspended ceiling

Cladding Nominal weight Furring channel Insulation layer
(lateral application) Required for fire resistance in
the cavities between the spars or
beams
Knauf System
Minimum Without insulation Maximum Minimum Minimum
thickness layer axial spacings thickness density
2 See page 48 1
Silentboard b
Fireboard
Fire resistance
1 + 2 + 3 mm kg/m² mm mm kg/m³
F30 ● 12.5 13.8 400 Mineral wool G

100 –
e.g. Furring channel only ● 2x 12.5 25.0 400 Mineral wool G

100 –
or
F60
● 20
+ 37.4 400 Mineral wool G
● 12.5 100 –
F90 ● 3x 15 40.9 300 Mineral wool G

e.g. Carrying and furring channel 100 –
Possible suspensions: Determination of load class

■■ Universal brackets / damping universal brackets, Load class Nominal weight +
■■ Nonius suspender / Nonius stirrup, weight of additional loads
■■ Anchoring clip kN/m2 kg/m²
Up to 0.65 60
50
Up to 0.50
40
Up to 0.40
30
Up to 0.30 20
Up to 0.15 10

■■ Due to the design with Fireboard
■■ For carrying and furring channel variant Observe the notes from page 96.
■■ For variant F60 Notes For further information on planning and design see system


Spacing
(Anchoring of suspenders
element/w
ooden jois
a t)
10 rox.
pp
0
l a
approx
e
b
ing nn
.
ac ha
100
sp ng c
b
i
rry
Axial s
pacing
Ca
of furr b
ing ch
annel
Furring channel only Carrying and furring channel

Wooden joist cross-section w x h ≥ 100 x 200 mm, axial spacings  Wooden joist cross-section w x h ≥ 100 x 200 mm, axial spacings 
Axial Suspender spacings a Axial Suspender spacings a
spacings spacings
furring furring
channel channel
b Load class in kN/m² b Load class in kN/m²
Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to
0.15 0.30 0.401) 0.501) 0.651) 0.15 0.30 0.401) 0.501) 0.651)
300 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 500 1000 950 850 800 700
400 1000 1000 1000 1000 900 600 1000 900 800 700 700
700 1000 850 750 700 650
800 1000 800 – – –
900 1000 – – – –
1) Use suspenders of load carrying capacity class 0.40 kN
In case the joist cross-sections or joist spacings do not meet

fire resistance requirements, a suspended ceiling with fire
Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability resistance “solely from below” (see Knauf system data sheet
■■ Due to the design with Fireboard Note D11) can be used.
■■ When the enhanced grid spacings / divergent joist cross- Observe the notes from page 96.
sections are used For further information on planning and design see system


Cladding Nominal weight Furring channel Insulation layer
(lateral application) Required for fire resistance in
the cavities between the spars or
beams
Knauf System
Minimum Without insulation Maximum Minimum Minimum
thickness layer axial spacings thickness density
2 See page 48 1
Silentboard b
Fireboard
Fire resistance
F30 ● 12.5 12.8 400 Mineral wool G

100 –
● 2x 12.5 24 400 Mineral wool G

100 –
F60
● 20
+ 36.4 400 Mineral wool G
e.g. Resilient Channel 100 –
● 12.5
F90 ● 3x 15 39.9 300 Mineral wool G

100 –

kN/m2 kg/m²
Up to 0.65 60
50
Up to 0.50
40
Up to 0.40
30
Up to 0.30 20
Up to 0.15 10

■■ Due to the design with Fireboard Observe the notes from page 96.
■■ Due to configuration with Resilient Channel/Hat-Shaped Channel Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Wood joist ceiling systems D15.de.

Maximum wood joist spacings Dimensions in mm

0 .
10 rox
p
ap
approx
.
150 b
d an g
an l /
a
pe h in
Ch ne
l
ne
Spacin
ha nt C ac
g of fa b
t-S lie l sp
(Woode steners
Ha esi xia
n joist)
R A
Resilient Channel / Hat-Shaped Channel
Wooden joist cross-section w x h ≥ 100 x 200 mm, axial spacings
Axial spacings Suspender spacings a
furring channel
b Load class in kN/m²
Up to 0.15 Up to 0.30 Up to 0.50
300 950 900 750
400 900 800 700

■■ Due to the design with Fireboard Observe the notes from page 96.
■■ Due to configuration with Resilient Channel/Hat-Shaped Channel Note For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Wood joist ceiling systems D15.de.

K219.de Wood joist ceiling system, metal grid free-spanning


Cladding Wooden beams Furring Insulation layer
(parallel cladding) channel Required for fire
CW/UA double resistance
stud profile
Knauf System
Minimum Minimum Maximum Maximum Minimum Minimum
2 See page 48 1 thickness cross spacings axial spacings thickness density

section
b
Fire resistance w x h
Fireboard

1 + 2 + 3 mm mm mm mm mm kg/m³
F30 ● 12.5 80 x 200 625 400 Mineral wool G

100 –
F60 ● 2x 12.5 80 x 200 625 400 Mineral wool G

100 –
F90 ● 3x 15 80 x 220 625 312.5 Mineral wool G

100 –
The load bearing connection to partitions must have at least the same fire resistance capability. With F90, the connection to lightweight partitions requires a full
surface doubling up of the wall cladding on one side with ≥ 18 mm Knauf Feuerschutzplatte fire-resistant board and Fireboard on the side with the load-bearing
connection.

Design application details, installation and application of the
Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability free-spanning ceiling see system data sheet D13.de, fire
Note
■■ Due to the design with Fireboard resistance from below.
■■ Based on the configuration as a free-spanning ceiling For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf wood joist ceiling systems D15.de.


Maxim
um roo
m widt
h
Metal grid, free-spanning, double profile

Knauf Maximum room width1) in m 1) Maximum room widths
Including additional loads (0.03 kN/m² = 3 kg/m²) for insulation layers or
Profiles Maximum spacings b fixing loads required for fire protection and/or sound insulation
400 mm 312.5 mm 2) Required cladding thickness with flanking Metal Stud Partitions on the
Fireboard Fireboard side of the supporting connection: ≥ 18 mm Knauf Boards / ≥ 15 mm
12.5 mm 2x 12.5 mm 3x 15 mm Diamant.
3) Metal traverse required with flanking metal stud partitions, max. perimeter
CW double stud profile metal gauge 0.6 mm runner fastening spacing ≤ 312.5 mm, for installation see Knauf system
2x CW 50 2.95 2.65 2.45 data sheet D13.de
2x CW 75 3.70 3.30 3.10 4) Connection only to solid wall
2x CW 100 4.30 3.85 3.602) Free-spanning ceiling profiles may not be joined or extended
Note (larger room widths using centre suspension possible on
2x CW 125 4.85 4.35 4.102) request).
2x CW 150 5.35 4.80 4.553)
UA double profile metal gauge 2.0 mm
2x UA 50 3.40 3.10 2.952)
2x UA 75 4.20 3.85 3.652)
2x UA 100 4.90 4.502) 4.303)
2x UA 125 5.552) 5.102) 4.753) / 4.904)
2x UA 150 6.102) 5.853) 4.753) / 5.404)

■■ Due to the design with Fireboard Observe the notes on page 96.
■■ Based on the configuration as a free-spanning ceiling Notes For further information on planning and design see system

Floor structures
Pre-fab floor screed, fire resistance in conjunction with basic ceilings of type IV
3 Floor construction - pre-fab floor screed
2 See page 48 3
Fire resistance
Supporting layer Fire resistant construction underneath the supporting layer
Required minimum Required Permissible intermediate layers
class thickness for fire (from top to bottom) (see page 47)
resistance
F126.de / F127.de / F128B.de Pre-fab floor screed
Non-combustible building materials
Brio 18 – and/or
F30
≤ 5 mm separating layers
Brio 18 MW – and/or
≤ 60 mm flammable building material
F60 Brio 18 WF – None
Non-combustible building materials

Brio 18 – and/or
F60
≤ 5 mm separating layers
Brio 18 MW – and/or
≤ 60 mm flammable building material
Brio 23 WF1) – None

F90
Brio 231) ≥ 10 mm Knauf WF None
Brio 23 ≥ 10 mm Knauf WF Non-combustible building materials
12.5 mm Knauf Vidiwall 1Mann

Brio 18 on Non-combustible building materials
≥ 10 mm Knauf WF
2x Brio 18 – Non-combustible building materials
Non- ≤ 5 mm separating

≥ 10 mm Knauf WF
combustible layers
and/or
F90 Brio 18 on
building ≤ 60 mm flammable
≥ 60 mm EPO-Leicht (max. 80 mm)
materials building material
≤ 60 mm EPS/XPS with/without underfloor ≤ 5 mm separating
heating Non- layers
on combustible
and/or
Brio 18
≥ 10 mm Knauf WF building ≤ 60 mm flammable
on materials building material
12.5 mm Knauf Vidiwall 1Mann
Non- ≤ 5 mm separating
≥ 40 mm Trockenschüttung PA dry bulk combustible layers
and/or
Brio 18
leveller building ≤ 60 mm flammable
materials building material
1) For rating to fire resistance class F90, on the lower side of the ceiling construction with fire exposure from above, additional covering is required consisting
of at least wooden battens (width x thickness ≥ 50 mm x 30 mm, axial spacing ≤ 400 mm) and Knauf Fire-Resistant Board GKF t ≥ 12.5 mm.
■■ With Brio 18 / Brio 18 MW / 2x Brio 18 variants
■■ With Brio 23 on fire resistance permissible layer

Pre-fab floor screed, fire resistance in conjunction with basic ceilings of type IV (continued)
The sequence of the layers required for fire protection listed in the table is mandatory.
Fire resistance permissible intermediate layers, with the exception of sheet metal, can also be additionally arranged between the necessary layers.
■■ Non-combustible building materials are e.g. Mineral fillers, Knauf boards (GKB/GKF/Vidiwall), Trockenschüttung PA dry bulk leveller.
■■ Flammable building materials are e.g. Wood fibre (WF or cementitious lightweight wood wool), ≤ 60 mm EPS/XPS with/without underfloor heating, EPO-Leicht.
Note EPS/XPS is only permissible for a total thickness of up to 60 mm, EPO-Leicht up to a total thickness of 80 mm.
■■ ≤ 5 mm separating layers are, e.g.: Knauf Schrenzlage synthetic coated kraft paper, Knauf Integral Auflagerdämmstreifen support insulation strips,
Malervlies fleece layer, Wellpappe corrugated cardboard, PE foil, …
Perimeter application
■■ Edge insulation strips: Building material class A, melting point ≥ 1000 °C, density ≥ 90 kg/m³ (e.g. Knauf edge insulation strips made of mineral wool).
Layers over supporting substrate
■■ On top of Brio constructions with a fire resistance classification, either a thin-layer underfloor heating systems (e.g. Uponor Minitec) can be applied with
N 440 or alternatively an additional Brio board layer for the placement of boards with milled slots for heating pipes can be applied.
■■ Commonly used floor coverings can be applied on the Brio pre-fab floor screed constructions.
Further details for planning and application can be found in the Knauf fire protection folder (German only) / system data sheet F12.de Knauf
Note
Pre-fab floor screed.
Flowing screed, fire resistance in conjunction with basic ceilings of type IV

3 3 Floor construction – flowing screed
Flowing screed Construction underneath screed
required for fire resistance purposes

Mineral wool insulation layer 2)
Knauf System
Minimum thickness 1) Minimum thickness
2 See page 48 1 mm mm
F211.de / F221.de / F231.de Flowing screeds
20 15
F30
30 –
20 15
F60
30 –
30 15
F90
40 –
1) Greater screed thicknesses may be required for structural reasons.

2) Mineral wool insulation layer acc. to DIN 4102-4, section 5.2.5.2, melting point ≥ 1000 °C
Note For further planning and application details see brochure F20.de Knauf Floor Systems – Construction and application technology.
The values in the tables on pages 46 and 47 apply

for single-sided exposure to fire from the top side of the
ceiling. The specified supporting layer thickness is the
Notes minimum thickness necessary for fire resistance. Structurally
necessary screed thicknesses must be considered.

Fire resistance effect of wood joist ceiling systems The following generally applies to ceilings made of wood:
Wood joist ceilings or timber beams must be made of converted timber or
Division of the partial construction elements with demands on
the fire resistance finger-jointed wood beams of grading strength S10 acc. to DIN 4074‑1.
With respect to the fire resistance, the entire ceiling construction acts on Nailed roof framing not permissible with fire protection requirements.
the partial construction elements ceiling lining/suspended ceiling, wood joist The following materials can be used as top side cladding both for wood joist
ceilings and floor constructions. ceilings as well as for ceilings made of wooden panels:
3 Floor constructions classified for exposure ■■ Chipboard N+F, t ≥ 19 mm, acc. to DIN EN 312
3
to fire from above (ceiling top) acc. to page ■■ Tongued-and-grooved planks made of softwood, t ≥ 21 mm, acc. to
46. DIN 4072
2 Wood joist ceilings Individual electrical cables may be laid in the plenum
provided that they are used exclusively for the supply of
Note
1 Ceiling lining/suspended ceiling power to the rooms, corridors or halls. The penetration of the
acc. to system variants table cladding or lining must be sealed completely with gypsum.
of the Knauf systems 2 1
Wood joist ceilings

2 Basic ceiling of type IV (wood joist ceilings)
■■ New building
■■ Fully gutted
■■ Partly gutted
Ceilings made of wooden panels acc. to EN 1995-1-1, always consisting of
upper and lower cladding on the timber beams.
Wood joist ceilings acc. to EN 1995-1-1 with covered, partly exposed and
fully exposed wooden beams.
Load-bearing ceilings subject to fire resistance requirements must generally

withstand exposure to fire from the bottom of the ceiling as well as from the
top of the top of the ceiling.
If the basic ceiling alone does not comply with the required fire resistance
class, an additional ceiling lining / suspended ceiling made of Knauf boards
in conjunction with a basic ceiling can provide the required fire resistance.
In the event of basic ceilings of type IV (wood joist ceilings), an additional
top-side protection of Knauf Fertigteilestrich pre-fab screed / Knauf flowing
screed on the slab is required.
3
Fire resistance
from below
and
from above
2 1

In conjunction with wood joist ceilings as existing
building fabric
D150A.de Wood joist ceiling system, direct cladding
D152A.de Wood joist ceiling systems, metal grid, CD profile
K219A.de Free-spanning Fireboard ceiling under wood joist ceiling
Ceiling lining/suspended ceiling in conjunction with

6 Gypsum screed with wire mesh
existing wood joist ceilings existing building fabric Cardboard Sand
Wood joist ceiling with ceiling sound board
This wood joist ceiling consists of:
■■ Solid wood beams
Gypsum
■■ Uppermost connection floor board
of wooden materials, parquet on false floors, screed on
bulk leveller or similar Plaster
■■ Ceiling sound board
with clay, sand or slag filling on herringbone strutting or sound board or
7 Parquet on subfloor
alternatively on gypsum boards or wood wool building boards.
Sand
■■ Lower cladding
Plaster layer on plaster bases, e.g. pipe matting, triangular matting, brick
wire mesh, rabitz cloth lath, wood wool building board or gypsum boards.
Typical ceiling constructions are shown in the following scheme drawings Gypsum floor
(variants): board
1 Floorboards Filling Plaster on decking
8 Parquet
Continuous subfloor
Soundboarding
Daub
2 Filling Reinforcement
Daub (Slab) Under stake area
9 Parquet
Joist notch Installed flush subfloor
Slag
10 Cob Gypsum screed

4 Floorboards Turf filling
Wood woll slab
Daub
11
5 Floor batten
Insulation material
Wooden
stakes
Wood woll Cob
slabs
Reed mat plaster

D15.de Wood joist ceiling systems
Ceiling lining/suspended ceiling in conjunction with

existing wood joist ceilings existing building fabric
(continued)
Wood joist ceiling without ceiling sound board
The ceilings are fundamentally similar in design as the previous ceiling
constructions 1 to 11 , but without ceiling sound board.
Ceiling constructions are shown in the following scheme drawings (variants).
12 Floorboards
Wood wool
slabs
Ceiling decking
13 Floor batten on insulation
Roofing felt
Wood joist ceiling with rafter spars

The ceiling constructions must be manufactured or adhesively bonded or
nailed rafter spars with differing rafter spar types.
Typical ceiling construction:
14 Wood screed
Anhydrite screed Bitumenized felt
Wood woll
slabs
Plaster


Fire resistance in conjunction with existing wood joist ceilings as existing building fabric
1 Ceiling lining/suspended ceiling

3 See page 46
Cladding Screw rows Insulation layer
(lateral application) Required for fire resistance in the cavities
Ceiling type
between the plaster and suspended

1 – 14
ceiling
Knauf System

1 2 See page 48, 50
Minimum Maximum Minimum Minimum density
thickness spacings thickness
Fire resistance 2
Fireboard b
Ceiling type
1 + 2 + 3 mm mm mm kg/m³
12 – 13 F30 ● 15 400
1 – 5
● 20 400
7 – 12
F60
13 ● 25 400
1 – 5
● 25 400
7 – 12
F90
13 ● 30 400

■■ Due to the design with wood joist ceiling as existing building Observe the notes from page 96.
fabric Notes For further information on planning and design see system


Spacing o
f wooden
joists (ma
ximum 10
00)
b
Screw
row sp
acings
With fire resistance, direct cladding

Screw rows Wooden joists
Maximum spacing b Maximum axial spacing
400 1000
Direct fastening of the Fireboard to the wooden joist + timber deck

fabric Note For further information on planning and design see system

D152A.de Wood joist ceiling systems, metal grid with CD profile 60/27
1 Ceiling lining/suspended ceiling

3 See page 46
Cladding (lateral Rated weight Furring Insulation layer
application) channel Required for fire resistance in
Ceiling type
1 – 14
the cavities between the plaster

and suspended ceiling
Knauf System
1 2
See page 48, 50 Fire resistance class Minimum Without Maximum Minimum Minimum density
thickness insulation layer spacings thick-
Fire resistance Fireboard b ness
2
Ceiling type
D152A.de Wood joist ceiling systems, metal grid with CD profile 60/27
1 – 12
● 20 18.7 625 Mineral wool G
14 100 –
e.g. furring channel only

or
F90
Mineral wool S
50 30
13 ● 20 18.7 625 or
mineral wool G
100 –
e.g. carrying and furring channel
Possible suspensions:
■■ Universal brackets / damping universal brackets,
■■ Nonius suspender / Nonius stirrup,
■■ Anchoring clip
Notes With suspension heights ≥ 250 mm the existing plaster should be secured against falling down with a wire mesh.



D152A.de Wood joist ceiling systems, metal grid, CD profile
Spacing
(Anchoring of suspenders
element/w
ooden jois
t)
a
0 .
15 rox
pp
ne a
approx c
.
an g
100
l
ch in
g c
in spa
Axial s b
rry al
pacing
Ca Axi
o
chann f furring
el
Furring channel only Determination of load class

Axial spac- Suspender spacings a Load class Nominal weight +
ings furring weight of additional loads
channel b kN/m2 kg/m²
Up to 0.30 Up to 0.401)
Up to 0.65 60
400 1000 1000
50
500 1000 950 Up to 0.50
40
625 10001) 900 Up to 0.40
30
e.g. carrying and furring channel Up to 0.30 20
Axial spac- Suspender spacings a Up to 0.15 10
ings carrying Load class in kN/m²
channel c Up to 0.30 Up to 0.401)
500 950 850
600 900 800
700 850 750
800 800 –
1) Use suspenders of load carrying capacity class 0.40 kN

fabric Note For further information on planning and design see system

K219A.de Wood joist ceiling system, metal grid free-spanning

1 Ceiling lining / suspended ceiling

3 See page 46
Cladding Furring channel Insulation layer
(parallel cladding) CW / UA Required for fire resistance in
Ceiling type
double profile the cavities between the plaster

1 – 14
and suspended ceiling

Knauf System

1 2 See page 48, 50
Minimum Maximum Minimum Minimum density
thickness spacings thick-
Fire resistance Fireboard b ness
2
Ceiling type
1 + 2 + 3 mm mm mm kg/m³
1 – 12
● 20 625 Mineral wool G
14 100 –
F90
Mineral wool S
50 30
13 ● 20 625 or
K219A.de mineral wool G
100 –
The load bearing connection to partitions must have at least the same fire resistance capability. With F90, the connection to lightweight partitions requires a full
surface doubling up of the wall cladding on one side with ≥ 18 mm Knauf Feuerschutzplatte fire-resistant board and Fireboard on the side with the load-bearing
connection.
Notes With plenum ≥ 250 mm, the existing plaster should be secured against falling down with a wire mesh.

Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability Design application details, installation and application of the
■■ Due to the design with Fireboard free-spanning ceiling see system data sheet D13.de Fire
Notes
■■ Due to the design with wood joist ceiling as existing building resistance from below.
fabric For further information on planning and design see system


Maxim
um roo
m widt
h
Metal grid, free-spanning, double profile

Knauf Maximum room width1) in m 1) Maximum room widths
Including additional loads (0.03 kN/m² = 3 kg/m²) for insulation layers or
profiles
Maximum spacings b 625 mm fixing loads required for fire protection and/or sound insulation
Fireboard 2) Required cladding thickness with flanking Metal Stud Partitions on the
side of the supporting connection: ≥ 18 mm Knauf Boards / ≥ 15 mm
CW double stud profile metal gauge 0.6 mm Diamant.
2x CW 50 2.50 Free-spanning ceiling profiles may not be joined or
Note
2x CW 75 3.15 extended.
2x CW 100 3.70
2x CW 125 4.20
2x CW 150 4.65
UA double profile metal gauge 2.0 mm
2x UA 50 3.00
2x UA 75 3.70
2x UA 100 4.40
2x UA 125 4.95
2x UA 150 5.502)



K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling systems

K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal roof systems
K217.de Knauf trapezoid sheet metal ceiling systems
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling system, direct cladding

K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling system, metal grid with CD profile 60/27
Fire resistance from below in conjunction with trapezoid sheet metal ceiling
1 Cladding Direct cladding Suspended 3 Insulation layer

3 Insulation layer
(lateral ceiling Necessary above the
Fire resistance
application) trapezoid sheet metal
Recessed bead of Furring channel for fire resistance
Knauf System the trapezoid metal purposes
sheet
1 2 Minimum Maximum Maximum Mini- Minimum
thickness spacings spacings mum density
b b thick-
Fire resistance
Fireboard
ness
From below 1 + 2 + 3
mm mm mm mm kg/m³
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling system, direct cladding or metal grid CD channel 60/27 as a furring channel or carrying and furring channel
F30 15 400 400 Mineral wool S

●
100 150
Direct cladding
or
F90 20 + 15 400 400 Mineral wool S

●
100 150
Suspended ceiling
2 Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling
■■ Trapezoid sheet metal thickness With the application of a rated floor construction F30 or F90 for
t ≥ 0.75 mm fire resistance from above (see page 46), it is possible to omit
■■ Rated for max. deflection I/300 the top side insulation layer 3 . The building material applied
Fire resistance solely from below and from above directly to the trapezoid sheet metal must be non-combustible. If
Load-bearing ceilings subject to fire resistance requirements must generally necessary, between the trapezoid sheet metal and floor construction
withstand exposure to fire from the bottom of the ceiling as well as from the an additional installation of a Knauf Feuerschutzplatte fire-resistant
top of the ceiling. In the case of trapezoid sheet metal ceilings, in addition to board, t ≥ 12.5 mm, will be required.
the configuration of a ceiling lining / suspended ceiling, a rated floor construc- Floor design
tion design is required.
Fire resistance
from below and from above

■■ With F30 construction
■■ When a metal grid (suspended ceiling) is used
■■ When a rated floor construction is used instead of an insulation Observe the notes from page 96.
layer Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Trapezoid sheet metal systems K217.de.

K217.de Knauf trapezoid sheet metal ceiling systems

K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling system, direct cladding
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling system, metal grid with CD profile 60/27 (shown)
Furring channel only Carrying and furring channels
Spac
(anchors / ing of suspenders
trapezoid sh
eet metal b
ead)
a
0 .
10 rox
10 rox.
approx
p
approx
pp
ap
0
. b
el a
150 100
a b b
Spac
ing nn
(Trapez ing of fasten Axial s b
ac ha
an g
pacing
ch cin
l
oid she e
et meta rs
ne
sp ng c
of furr
ng pa
l bead) chann ing

el
i
rri l s
rry
Fu Axia
Ca
Minimum cross-section and axial spacings
Cladding with Fireboard Suspender spacings Axial spacing of furring channel Carrying channel spacings
a b c
Direct cladding
15 – 400 –
20 + 15 – 400 –
Furring channel only
15 750 400 –
20 + 15 750 400 –
Carrying and furring channel
15 750 400 950
20 + 15 750 400 850
A maximum permissible additional weight of 5 kg/m2 has been taken into consideration.

■■ With F30 construction Observe the notes from page 96.
■■ When a metal grid (suspended ceiling) is used Notes For further information on planning and design see system

K217.de Knauf trapezoid sheet metal roof systems
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal roof system, direct cladding

K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal ceiling system, metal grid with CD profile 60/27
Fire resistance from below in conjunction with trapezoid sheet metal roof
1 Cladding Direct cladding Suspended ceiling 3 Insulation layer

3 Insulation layer
(lateral Necessary above the
Fire resistance
application) trapezoid sheet metal
Recessed bead of Furring channel for fire resistance pur-
Knauf System the trapezoid metal poses
sheet
1 2 Minimum Maximum Maximum Minimum Minimum
thickness spacings spacings thickness density
Fire resistance b b
Fireboard
From below 1 + 2 + 3
mm mm mm mm kg/m³
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal roof system, direct cladding or metal grid CD channel 60/27 as a furring channel or carrying and furring channel
F30 15 400 400 Mineral wool S

●
100 150
Direct cladding
or
F90 20 + 15 400 400 Mineral wool S

●
100 150
Suspended ceiling
2 Trapezoid sheet metal roof

■■ Trapezoid sheet metal thickness
t ≥ 0.75 mm
■■ Rated for max. deflection I/300
Alternative to insulation layer 3 permissible on the trapezoid sheet
metal are: Mineral wool, foam glass or concrete
■■ Mineral wool insulation layer, non-combustible, melting point
≥ 1000 °C acc. to DIN 4102-17, density ≥ 150 kg/m³, Fire resistance
≥ 60 mm
thickness ≥ 60 mm or from below

■■ Foam glass, non-combustible, density ≥ 100 kg/m³,
thickness ≥ 60 mm or
■■ Concrete cover, thickness ≥ 60 mm
(constructional measures / structural requirements
are to be considered.)

■■ With F30 construction
■■ When a metal grid (suspended ceiling) is used
■■ When an alternative design is used instead of an insulation layer Observe the notes from page 96.
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. Notes For further information on planning and design see system
data sheet Knauf Trapezoid sheet metal systems K217.de.

K217.de Knauf trapezoid sheet metal roof systems

K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal roof system, direct cladding
K217.de Trapezoid sheet metal roof system, metal grid with CD profile 60/27 (shown)
Furring channel only Carrying and furring channels
Spac
(anchors / ing of suspenders
trapezoid sh
eet metal b
ead)
a
0 .
10 rox
10 rox.
approx
p
approx
ap
. . b
pp
0
150 100
l a
a b b
e
Spac
ing nn
(Trapez ing of fasten Axial s b
ac ha
an g
pacing
ch cin
l
oid she e
et meta rs
ne
sp ng c
of furr
ng pa
l bead) chann ing

el
rri l s
i
rry
Fu Axia
Ca
Minimum cross-section and axial spacings
Cladding with Fireboard Suspender spacings Axial spacing of furring channel Carrying channel spacings
a b c
Direct cladding
15 – 400 –
20 + 15 – 400 –
Furring channel only
15 750 400 –
20 + 15 750 400 –
Carrying and furring channel
15 750 400 950
20 + 15 750 400 850
A maximum permissible additional weight of 5 kg/m2 has been taken into consideration.
■■ When a metal grid (suspended ceiling) is used Notes For further information on planning and design see system

Special versions
Multi-level ceiling system
Ceiling bulkhead
Access panels
Fire-protected encasement for built-in lighting
Split level ceiling 45°
Special versions

Exposed ceilings under fire resistant ceiling D112.de / D113.de / D116.de / D152.de / D152A.de
Axial spacing of suspenders

Exposed ceiling
a
1 Fire resistant ceiling
2 Exposed ceiling (e.g. Cleaneo

Acoustic board ceiling)
Alternative:
Exposed ceiling with direct
bracket
c
cing
b e l spa
c a nn
Axial sp
acing of b yin g ch
fu
channel rring Carr
1 Axial spacings fire resistant ceiling

The additional weight of the exposed ceiling (≤ 0.15 kN/m²) must be considered with the grid of the fire resistant ceiling. The spacings of the fire resistant
ceiling grid result from the specifications of the respective system ceilings taking the additional weight of the exposed ceiling into consideration.
2  Maximum spacings of exposed ceiling Dimensions in mm
Carrying channel spacings Suspender spacings1) Axial spacing of furring channel
c a b
Load class up to 0.15 kN/m2 Board ceilings Cleaneo acoustic board ceilings
3002) / 312.52) / 4002)
800
500 / 625
333.5
3002) / 312.52) 500
1000 Dependent on the perforation design
400 / 500 / 625
1200 300 / 312.5 / 400 / 500
1) The suspension must be fastened to the furring channels of the fire
resistant ceiling
2) Fastening alternating in every second furring channel of the fire resistant Heavy loads must be anchored directly on load-bearing
Note
ceiling possible building elements (basic ceiling) or on auxiliary constructions.
Fastening of loads on exposed ceilings under fire resistant ceiling The fastening of exposed ceilings such as e.g. D127.de
The maximum permissible weight per anchoring point with a Knauf acoustic board Acoustic board ceiling with max. weight per unit area of
ceiling is 0.5 kg when fastened in the cladding and 3 kg when fastened to the grid. 15 kg/m² or max. 10 kg per suspender on the fire resistant
Furthermore, the following conditions apply: ceiling is permissible. The fastening of the suspenders in the
exposed ceiling is undertaken directly in the furring channel
The minimum spacings of the individual anchoring points for 3 kg/m²
of the fire resistance ceiling using suitable fasteners.
additional loads can be taken from the respective system data sheet Knauf
Notes Always apply suspended channels of the exposed ceiling
board ceilings D11.de or Knauf Wood joist ceiling systems D15.de under
“Anchoring of loads”. lateral to the furring channel of the fire resistant ceiling.
The total weight of the exposed ceiling incl. the weight of all components Fastening of the suspenders in the furring channels of the
attached to it may not exceed 15 kg/m². fire resistant ceiling with multi-purpose screws FN 4.3 x 35
or FN 4.3 x 65.
With exposed metal ceiling suspension height min. 150 mm
■■ Based on the configuration with additional exposed ceiling
≤ 0.15 kN/m² Note Observe the notes from page 96.
Special versions

Exposed ceilings under free-spanning ceiling D131.de / D113A.de / K219.de / K219A.de
Axial spacing of suspender

s
Exposed ceiling
1 Fire resistant ceiling
2 Exposed ceiling
(e.g. Cleaneo Acoustic board ceiling)
Alternative:
Exposed ceiling with direct bracket
c
l
b nne
Axial sp b
c n g cha
yi g
acing of
fu Carr spacin
channel rring
1  Axial spacings room widths

The additional weight of the exposed ceiling (≤ 0.15 kN/m2) must be considered with the maximum permissible room widths of the free-spanning ceilings.
2  Maximum axial spacings of exposed ceiling Dimensions in mm
Carrying channel spacings Suspender spacings1) Axial spacing of furring channel
c a b
Load class up to 0.15 kN/m2 Board ceilings Cleaneo acoustic board ceilings
312.52) / 4002)
800
500 / 625
333.5
312.52) 500
1000 Dependent on the perforation design
400 / 500 / 625
1200 312.5 / 400 / 500
1) Fastening must be connected to the furring channels of the fire resistant ceiling
2) Fastening alternating in every second furring channel of the fire resistant ceiling possible
Fastening of loads on exposed ceilings under free-spanning ceiling Heavy loads must be anchored directly on load-bearing
The maximum permissible weight per anchoring point with a Knauf acoustic board Note
building elements (basic ceiling) or on auxiliary constructions.
ceiling is 0.5 kg when fastened in the cladding and 3 kg when fastened to the grid.
Furthermore, the following conditions apply: The fastening of exposed ceilings such as e.g. D127.de
The minimum spacings of the individual anchoring points for 3 kg/m² Acoustic board ceiling with max. weight per unit area of
15 kg/m² or max. 10 kg per suspender on the free-spanning
additional loads can be taken from the respective system data sheet Knauf
ceiling is permissible. The fastening of the suspenders in the
free-spanning ceilings D13.de under “Anchoring of loads”.
exposed ceiling is undertaken directly in the furring channel
The total weight of the exposed ceiling incl. the weight of all components of the free-spanning ceiling using suitable fasteners.
attached to it may not exceed 15 kg/m². Notes Always apply suspended channels of the exposed ceiling
lateral to the furring channel of the fire resistant ceiling.
Fastening of the suspenders in the furring channels of the
free-spanning ceiling with Knauf multi-purpose screws
Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability FN 4.3 x 35 / FN 4.3 x 65.
■■ Based on the configuration with additional exposed ceiling With exposed metal ceiling suspension height min. 150 mm
≤ 0.15 kN/m²
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. Note Observe the notes from page 96.

Special versions
Ceiling bulkhead
In principle, ceiling bulkheads in the
intermediate ceiling area (suspended
ceiling / basic ceiling) correspond
to the configuration of lightweight
partitions with the fire resistance
classes specified there.
The application is undertaken in
accordance with the system data
sheet Knauf board ceilings D11.de.
Access panel
The fire resistance of the tested Knauf
ceiling system is retained even after
an access panel has been installed.
accordance with the product data
sheets of Knauf access panels.
Fire-protected encasement for built-in lighting

The installation of built-in lighting is
permissible if it can be guaranteed
that the opening in the ceiling can be
covered by an equivalent fire resistant
box encasement, i.e. ensuring that the
cladding and insulation required for
the ceiling may also be used for the
encasement.
Additional suspenders may be needed
depending on the type and weight of
the lamps.
accordance with the system data
sheet Knauf board ceilings D11.de.

Special versions

The design type is permissible for
constructions with fire resistance
solely from below, solely from below
and from above and solely from
above. Type and thickness of the
cladding / insulation layer must be
selected to suit the fire resistance
requirement. The maximum spacings
for the grid of the respective system
ceiling are to be observed. The
insulation layer must be installed so it
does not slide downwards.

If a fire resistance ceiling continues
without an offset into an exposed
ceiling without fire resistance
requirements (multi-level ceiling
system), it is necessary to install a
split level ceiling in the fire resistance
level. The design type is permissible
for constructions with fire resistance
solely from below, solely from below
and above and solely from above.
Type and thickness of the cladding /
insulation material must be selected
to suit the fire resistance requirement.
The maximum spacings for the grid
of the respective system ceiling are
to be observed. The insulation layer
must be installed so it does not slide
downwards.

K375.de Cubo Basis

K376.de Cubo Empore
K377.de Cubo Escape Tunnel
K37.de Knauf Cubo Room-in-Room Systems
K375.de Cubo Basis

Fire Cladding / configuration DnT,w,R 1)
resist- dB
ance Cubo ceiling profiles
class Ceiling top Ceiling bottom Wall both sides Double profile CW 100 Double profile UA 100
Ceiling bottom Ceiling bottom
Resilient
Direct cladding Direct cladding
Channels
K375.de Cubo Basis
F90 2x 20 mm Fireboard 2x 20 mm Fireboard 2x 20 mm Fireboard 44 37 44
1) Standardized sound level difference for free-standing Cubo Basis, internal dimensions 3.9 m x 2.1 m x 2.6 m (L x W x H), wall construction with stud
profiles MW 100 (with CW 100 reduction by 1 dB), in wall cavity mineral wool G with fill ratio ≥ 80 % (mineral wool insulation layer acc. to EN 13162;
length-related flow resistance acc. to EN 29053: r ≥ 5 kPa • s/m²).
Values in italics are calculated values incl. prognosis uncertainty of 3 dB in airborne and impact sound.

data sheet Knauf Cubo Room-in-Room Systems K37.de.

Cladding / configuration Dimensions in mm

K375.de Cubo Basis
Ceiling Cubo Basis K375.de Wall Cubo Basis K375.de
≤ 625 mm
Stud spacing
1 1 1 2
2 3
Grid Cladding Grid Cladding
1 CW double profile 100/125/150 1 Profile CW 75/100

Double-sided
2 UA double profile 100/125/150 2 Profile MW 75/100
Double-sided
UA double profile 100/125/150
3 +
Resilient Channel


K376.de Cubo Empore

Fire Cladding / configuration DnT,w,R 1) LnT,w,R 2)
resist- dB dB
ance Ceiling top Ceiling bottom Wall both sides Ceiling bottom Ceiling bottom
class
Direct Resilient Direct Resilient
cladding Channels cladding Channels
K376.de Cubo Empore

≥ 22 mm wooden composite
board
2x 20 mm Fireboard 2x 20 mm Fireboard 38 47 81 70
+
25 mm Fireboard
F90
≥ 22 mm wooden composite
board
2x 20 mm Fireboard 2x 20 mm Fireboard – – – –
+
Brio 18 WF
1) Standardized sound level difference for free-standing Cubo Basis, internal dimensions 3.9 m x 2.1 m x 2.6 m (L x W x H), wall construction with stud
profiles MW 100 (with CW 100 reduction by 1 dB), in wall cavity mineral wool G with fill ratio ≥ 80 % (mineral wool insulation layer acc. to EN 13162;
length-related flow resistance acc. to EN 29053: r ≥ 5 kPa • s/m²).
2) Normalized impact sound pressure level for free-standing Cubo Empore (measurement solely for ceiling).
Values in italics are calculated values incl. prognosis uncertainty of 3 dB in airborne and impact sound.
■■ With Brio 18 WF Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Cubo Room-in-Room Systems K37.de.


K376.de Cubo Empore
Ceiling Cubo Empore K376.de Wall Cubo Empore K376.de
Wooden composite
≤ 625 mm
board HWP ≥ 22 mm
Stud spacing
1 2
1 2
1 UA double profile 100/125/150 Double-sided 1 Profile CW 75/100

+ Double-sided
UA double profile 100/125/150 Supporting layer 2 Profile MW 75/100
2 + Wooden composite board HWP
Resilient Channels on top



Fire Cladding/configuration
resist- Ceiling top Ceiling bottom Wall both sides
ance
class
20 mm Fireboard
0.5 mm sheet metal +
+ 2x 20 mm Fireboard 0.5 mm sheet metal
2 x 20 mm Fireboard +
20 mm Fireboard
F90
20 mm Fireboard 20 mm Fireboard
+ +
0.5 mm sheet metal 2x 20 mm Fireboard 0.5 mm sheet metal
+ +
20 mm Fireboard 20 mm Fireboard
Knauf Cubo Escape Tunnels are used to provide a spatial separation of a horizontal means of escape, to protect against fire as well as from impact with falling
bodies.
3000 Nm
Exterior impact stress resistance for ceiling and
wall has been proofed.
■■ For impact stress resistance Notes For further information on planning and design see system
Prior consultation in acc. to page 97 is recommended. data sheet Knauf Cubo Room-in-Room Systems K37.de.


Ceiling K377.de Cubo Escape Tunnel Wall K377.de Cubo Escape Tunnel
≤ 312.5 mm
Stud spacing
Sheet metal Sheet metal Sheet metal
1 2 1 1
Sheet metal

Double-sided, sheet metal Double-sided, sheet metal
1 UA double profile 100/125/150 underneath the cladding layers 1 Profile CW 75/100
between the cladding layers
of the ceiling top
Double-sided, sheet metal
2 UA double profile 100/125/150 between the cladding layers of
the ceiling top


K252.de Fireboard Steel Beam Encasement

K253.de Fireboard Steel Column Encasement
K254.de Fireboard Wooden Beam Encasement
K255.de Fireboard Wooden Column Encasement
K25.de Knauf Fireboard Column and Beam Encasements
Steel beams and steel columns with encasement made of Fireboard

Encasement made of Fireboard can be applied without a grid by using front side and surface stapling of the Fireboard or can be established on a metal grid
with drywall screws.
Application without grid
Application without grid is economically more beneficial and enables leaner constructions. They are suitable for beam types IPE, HEA, HEB and HEM as well
as for steel columns of all profile shapes up to a maximum web height of 600 mm.
Application with metal grid in two variants
Metal grid with column clip
■■ Web height with beams and columns up to 600 mm
Frame metal grid
■■ Web height with beams up to 1000 mm
Note Individual application details can be found in the Knauf system data sheet Knauf Column and Beam Encasements K25.de.
Cost-effective solution with Fireboard cladding without grid
►► Fireboard
Maintenance-free installation for the life of the
building.

Determination of U/A ratios for steel beams and steel columns

Construction featues Fire U/A Construction featues Fire U/A
b,h and t in cm, area A in cm 2 exposure m-1 b,h and t in cm, area A in cm 2 exposure m-1
200
Flat bar 4-sided
t
t
Beam or A 2b + 2h
h
4-sided ∙ 100
column A
200
Flange 4-sided b
t
t
h
100 4-sided ∙ 100
Flange 3-sided column A
t
b
t
Concrete or masonry
h
200 4-sided ∙ 100
Angle 4-sided column A
t
b
t
t
b
h
2b + 2h 2h + b
Angle 4-sided ∙ 100 Beams A 3-sided ∙ 100
h
A A A
Double A 2b + 2h
h
4-sided ∙ 100
angle A
A 2h + b
Beams 3-sided ∙ 100
h
b A
b
100
t
4-sided
t
Hollow
section,
columns
A 2h + b
h
4b Beams 3-sided ∙ 100

A 4-sided ∙ 100 A
b
b b
h
4-sided ∙ 100
column A
b

K252.de Fireboard Steel Beam Encasements

Fireboard screwed onto metal profiles Stapled Fireboard
Valid for all profile shapes Valid for beam types IPE, HEA, HEB and HEM
Permissible cladding span widths ≤ 600 mm Permissible cladding span widths ≤ 600 mm
Flange width Beam height Shown Beam height Shown
mm mm mm
≤ 600
t
t
t t
≤ 600
≤ 16
≤ 600
t
t
t
– ≤ 1000
t
Frame metal grid
Minimum thicknesses of Fireboard depending on the U/A ratio

The stated minimum thicknesses are valid for 1-sided to 4-sided fire exposure.
Fire resist- U/A ratio of the steel profile in m-1 with cladding thickness in mm
ance class 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55
F30 ≤ 300 – – – – – – – –
F60 ≤ 170 ≤ 300 – – – – – – –
F90 ≤ 48 ≤ 130 ≤ 270 ≤ 300 – – – – –
F120 – ≤ 50 ≤ 100 ≤ 180 ≤ 300 – – – –
F180 – – – ≤ 45 ≤ 80 ≤ 125 ≤ 190 ≤ 260 ≤ 300

Cladding thickness with 3-sided exposure to fire

For steel beams made of standard steel sections, the required Fireboard cladding thickness for direct lining or cladding on metal grid is specified here in
dependence on the fire resistance class (determination of the U/A ratio is unnecessary).
I – Hot-rolled narrow flange I‑sections
Profile type Board thickness
mm
I 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340 360 400 450 500 550 600
b – width 58 66 74 82 90 98 106 113 119 125 131 137 143 155 170 185 200 215
h – height 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340 360 400 450 500 550 600
F30 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 20 20 20 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F90 25 25 25 25 25 25 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
F120 35 35 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
F180 50 45 45 45 45 45 45 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 35 35 35 35
HEA – Hot-rolled, medium flange I‑sections

mm
IPE 140 160 180 200 220 240 270 300 330 360 400 450 500 550 600
w – width 73 82 91 100 110 120 135 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220
h – height 140 160 180 200 220 240 270 300 330 360 400 450 500 550 600
F30 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 20 20 20 20 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F90 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 20 20 20 20 20 20
F120 35 35 35 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 25 25
F180 50 50 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 40 40 40 40 40 40
HEA – Hot-rolled, wide flange I‑sections, light design

mm
HEA
1000
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
400
450
500
550
600
650
700
800
900
w – width
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
h – height
133
152
171
190
210
230
250
270
290
310
330
350
390
440
490
540
590
640
690
790
890
990
114
96
F30 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F90 25 25 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
F120 30 30 30 30 30 30 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
F180 45 45 45 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35

HEB – Hot-rolled, wide flange I‑sections

mm
1000
HEB
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
400
450
500
550
600
650
700
800
900
w – width
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
1000
h – height
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
400
450
500
550
600
650
700
800
900
F30 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F90 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
F120 30 30 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
F180 40 40 40 40 40 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35
HEA – Hot-rolled, wide flange I‑sections, heavy design

mm
HEM
1000
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
400
450
500
550
600
650
700
800
900
w – width
106
126
146
166
186
206
226
248
268
288
310
309
309
308
307
307
306
306
305
305
304
303
302
302
1008
h – height
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
270
290
310
340
359
377
395
432
478
524
572
620
668
716
814
910
F30 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F90 20 20 20 20 20 20 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 20 20
F120 25 25 25 25 25 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 25
F180 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 35 35 35

K253.de Fireboard Steel Column Encasements

Fireboard screwed onto metal profiles
Valid for all profile types, permissible cladding span width ≤ 600 mm
Flange mm Shown
≤ 16
t
Stapled Fireboard
Valid for all profile types, permissible cladding span width ≤ 600 mm
t
t t
Minimum thicknesses of Fireboard depending on the U/A ratio

The stated minimum thicknesses are valid for 1-sided to 4-sided fire exposure. Full surface skimming with Fireboard Filler is not required for fire protection. If
the column encasement corner trims are applied in conjunction with a 3 mm thick skim coat of Fireboard Filler, the board cladding thickness according to the
table can be reduced by 5 mm.
Fire resist- U/A ratio of the steel profile in m-1 with cladding thickness in mm
ance class 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60
F30 ≤ 210 ≤ 300 – – – – – – – –
F60 ≤ 46 ≤ 100 ≤ 230 ≤ 300 – – – – – –
F90 ≤ 40 ≤ 140 ≤ 170 ≤ 260 ≤ 300 – – – –
F120 – ≤ 38 ≤ 68 ≤ 110 ≤ 180 ≤ 280 ≤ 300 – –
F180 – – – ≤ 35 ≤ 50 ≤ 76 ≤ 105 ≤ 150 ≤ 210

Cladding thickness with 4-sided exposure to fire

The required board cladding thickness for direct lining or lining with metal substructure is stated for steel columns made of standard steel sections, depending
on the fire resistance class.
I – Hot-rolled narrow flange I‑sections
mm
I 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340 360 400 450 500 550 600
w – width 58 66 74 82 90 98 106 113 119 125 131 137 143 155 170 185 200 215
h – height 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340 360 400 450 500 550 600
F30 20 20 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 30 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 20 20 20 20 20
F90 35 35 35 35 35 30 30 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
F120 45 45 45 45 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 35 35 35 35 35 35 30
F180 65 65 60 60 60 60 55 55 55 55 55 55 50 50 50 50 45 45
IPE – Hot-rolled, medium flange I‑sections

mm
IPE 140 160 180 200 220 240 270 300 330 360 400 450 500 550 600
w – width 73 82 91 100 110 120 135 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220
h – height 140 160 180 200 220 240 270 300 330 360 400 450 500 550 600
F30 20 20 20 20 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 30 30 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
F90 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 30 30 30 25 25 25 25 25
F120 45 45 45 45 45 45 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 35
F180 65 65 65 65 60 60 60 60 60 55 55 55 55 55 50
HEA – Hot-rolled, wide flange I‑sections, light design

mm
HEA
1000
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
400
450
500
550
600
650
700
800
900
w – width
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
h – height
133
152
171
190
210
230
250
270
290
310
330
350
390
440
490
540
590
640
690
790
890
990
114
96
F30 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
F90 35 35 35 30 30 30 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
F120 45 45 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35
F180 60 60 60 60 60 55 55 55 55 55 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 45 45 45 45

HEB – Hot-rolled, wide flange I‑sections

mm
HEB
1000
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
400
450
500
550
600
650
700
800
900
w – width
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
1000
h – height
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
400
450
500
550
600
650
700
800
900
F30 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 25 25 25 25 25 25 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
F90 30 30 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
F120 40 40 40 40 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30
F180 60 55 55 55 55 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45
HEM – Hot-rolled, wide flange I‑sections, heavy design

mm
HEM
1000
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
400
450
500
550
600
650
700
800
900
w – width
106
126
146
166
186
206
226
248
268
288
310
309
309
308
307
307
306
306
305
305
304
303
302
302
1008
h – height
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
270
290
310
340
359
377
395
432
478
524
572
620
668
716
814
910
F30 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
F60 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 15 15 15 15 15 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
F90 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
F120 35 35 35 35 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30
F180 50 50 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 45 45 45 45 45 45

K254.de/K255.de Wooden columns and wooden beams with encasement made of Fireboard
The encasement of the beams made of wood using Fireboard is undertaken by surface stapling with steel staples. Encasement of wooden columns with
Fireboard is undertaken by front side stapling of the cladding. Individual details for application can be found in system data sheet Knauf Fireboard Column and
Beam Encasements K25.de.
K254.de Fireboard Wooden Beam Encasements K255.de Fireboard Wooden Column Encasements
Stapled Fireboard Stapled Fireboard
Wooden beams Solid wood column
Width x height ≥ 100x160 mm Rectangular cross-section ≥ 120x120 mm
Compressive stress for
load class combination fire σc,0,d ≤ 3.5 N/mm2
Aspect ratio λ ≤ 87
Sorting class S10/C24
t
t
t
Minimum thickness of Fireboard Minimum thickness of Fireboard

in dependence on the fire resistance class in dependence on the fire resistance class
F30 15 F30 15
F60 15 F60 15
F90 25 F90 25

K261.de Fireboard cable duct I
K262.de Fireboard cable duct E

K26.de Knauf Fireboard Ducts
K261.de Fireboard cable duct I

Horizontal cable ducts I protects escape and rescue routes in the event of a cable fire. The Fireboard cladding encloses the fire inside the duct and prevents
the fire spreading to the surrounding rooms. This type of fire resistance is designated with the letter I indicating exposure to a fire from the interior. These
so-called I ducts can be designed using Fireboard cladding up to a fire resistance class I 90. The design is possible as a two-, three- or four-sided horizontal
Fireboard cladding of electrical cables with cable trays
Shown
■■ 4-side encased, stapled front side
Stapled front side
K261.de Knauf Fireboard Cable Ducts I, installation ducts with fire exposure from the interior
Fire resist- Min. Interior Spacing Cable tray Cable weight Permissible tensile stress Permissible shear stress
ance class thick- dimensions Supporting structure Supporting structure
ness
Max. w x h Max. Max. Max. Max.
mm mm mm kg/m N/mm² N/mm²
201) 1000 x 500 1500 Required 15
I 30 9 15
2x 15 1000 x 500 1500 Required 15
I 60 2x 15 1000 x 500 1500 Required 15 9 15
I 90 2x 20 1000 x 500 1500 Required 15 6 10
1) Apply backing of board joints all around with Fireboard strips ≥ 20 mm, 100 mm wide
Fire resistance class I 120 on request.
Application variants
4-side encased 3-side encased 2-side encased
For two and three-sided horizontal Fireboard encasement of cable Refer also to the system data sheet Knauf Fireboard Ducts
Note
ducts, prior consultation in acc to page 97 is required. K26.de

K26.de Knauf Fireboard Ducts
K262.de Fireboard cable duct E

Horizontal cable ducts E guarantee full circuit integrity of the cables inside the Fireboard duct cladding during the fire exposure time. This type of fire resistance
is designated with the letter E indicating circuit integrity to fire exposure from the exterior. These so-called E ducts can be designed using Fireboard
cladding up to a fire resistance class E 90.
The design is possible as 2-sided, 3-sided or 4-sided horizontal / 1-sided or 3-sided vertical encasement of electrical cables.
Shown
■■ Horizontal cable duct, 4-side encased, stapled front side
Stapled front side
K262.de Knauf Fireboard Cable Ducts E, circuit integrity with fire exposure from the exterior
Fire Mini. Interior dimensions Spacing Cable tray Cable Permissible tensile stress Permissible shear stress
resist- thick- weight Supporting structure Supporting structure
ance ness Min. w x h Max. w x h Max. Max. Max. Max.
class mm mm mm mm kg/m N/mm² N/mm²
251) – 625 x 250 1200 Not required 35
E 30
251) – 625 x 250 1500 Required 35 9 15
E 60 20 + 15 – 625 x 250 1500 Required 35
2x 25 – 100 x 100 1500 Not required 10
E 90 25 + 20 100 x 100 625 x 250 1000 Required 35 6 10
2x 25 100 x 100 625 x 250 1500 Required 35
1) Apply backing of board joints all around with Fireboard strips ≥ 20 mm, 100 mm wide
Application variants
4-side encased 3-side encased 2-side encased
For two and three-sided horizontal or one or three-sided vertical

Fireboard encasement of cable ducts, prior consultation in acc to Refer also to the system data sheet Knauf Fireboard Ducts
Note
page 97 is required. K26.de

Individual solutions in fire protection of buildings

Application examples
General Fire protection criteria

With the existing constructions and the constructions represented (certified ■■ Temperature criteria
by an abP/abZ) in this technical brochure, a whole range of fire resistance The temperature criterion makes demands on the construction or cladding
related requirements are covered. that the side not exposed to fire does not increase in mean temperature by
Very often however, individual solutions must be created that are also more than 140 K, and at any location by more than 180 K.
associated with fire resistance criteria. The system specialists at Knauf are ■■ Integrity
available to offer assistance. The integrity of a fire resistant construction ensures that in the event
The special gypsum board Fireboard offers with its reaction to fire A1 acc. to of a fire that no cracks and joints result in the construction to prevent a
DIN EN 13501-1 the best basis for individual solutions in the fire protection flashover of the fire and the spread of smoke.
of buildings. ■■ Load-bearing capacity
The demand placed on the load-bearing capacity is that the construction
Minimum total board thickness of Fireboard for the duration of does not lose its stability when exposed to fire.
fire resistance of
Constructional details
Fire resistance Min. total board thickness
The board span widths of Fireboard in acc. with the following table must be
30 minutes 20 mm Fireboard observed. It only applies in the engineered fire protection measures area
and not for the solutions shown in the other chapters showing tested fire
60 minutes 30 mm Fireboard protection constructions.
90 minutes 40 mm Fireboard (double-layer) General instruction for application
Single-layer encasement cladding
120 minutes 50 mm Fireboard (double-layer) ■■ Longitudinal cladding: Back front edge joints by board strips or profiles
■■ Lateral cladding: Front edge joints on the profile
180 minutes 65 mm Fireboard (triple-layer)
Multi-layer encasement cladding
Maximum 140 K average temperature increase ■■ Stagger the joints
With this table according to export report GS 3.2/12-030-1 (MFPA Leipzig),
Cladding made of Fireboard can be applied as a direct lining or on a grid
the board thickness for the respective fire resistance is the basis for the
(e.g. furring).
individual engineered fire protection measures for use when coordinating
■■ Max. wall heights with detached furring 5 m
with the fire safety experts.
Vertical encasement e
Note Expert Report GS 3.2/12-030-1 e
Test conditions e
■■ Exposure to flame from one side
■■ Grid on the side not exposed to fire
■■ Measurement of the temperature increase on the side of the respective
cladding not exposed to fire.
Individual special solutions with engineering fire
protection measures
In practise it is frequently the case that additional cladding is required for the
existing building elements or before existing equipment, containers or similar
requiring a fire resistance of 30 to 180 minutes. The fire exposure in these
cases is assumed to be only from one side.
In order to provide assistance with the fire resistant design of such special
application cases (intended particularly for the fire safety experts and
officials), Fireboard in thickness from 20 to 65 mm (including multi-layer) as
simplified wall and ceiling constructions were subjected to a fire resistance
test acc. to DIN 4102-2 in a small furnace. Board thickness Max. span width e Screw spacing 1)
To determine the fire resistance the following described assessment criteria Board application
are employed in the DIN 4102-2. lateral longitudinal
mm mm mm mm
12.5/15 625
20 700
625 250
25 850
30 1000
1) Screw fastening with Drywall Screws, stapling on timber frame with a
staple spacing on 80 mm is possible.

Horizontal cladding ■■ With grid

e Fastening of the Fireboard onto the grid (e.g. Made of CD 60/27, Hat-
e Shaped Channels, Resilient Channels), that is fixed to the steel load-bearing
e
construction.
For space-saving solutions, the grid (CW stud / UW runner) can be
integrated flush into the level of the steel profile as an alternative.
Board thickness Max. span width e Screw spacing

board application
lateral longitudinal
mm mm mm mm
12.5 / 15 500
20 600
approx. 420 170
25 700
30 1000
The way to determine a solution for an engineered fire
Typical application cases protection construction with Knauf Fireboard
Encasement of load-bearing constructions for retention of the stability in the
Building authority fire resistance requirements
event of fire
on the component
■■ Steel load-bearing constructions
With correctly professionally applied Fireboard cladding, for the stated
fire resistance even at higher ambient temperatures only maximum
temperatures of approx. 200 °C can be achieved on the steel surfaces. Development of the fire protection relevant solution
The critical temperature of steel (generally 400 to 500 °C) where the load- (cladding thickness, constructional details)
bearing capacity is drastically reduced is not achieved by a wide margin.
in conjunction with the Knauf system consultant
■■ Timber load-bearing constructions
Analogue to the cladding of steel columns similar temperature occur
on the surfaces of the timber. In this case the Fireboard cladding offers
protection against combustion of the timber, as the ignition temperature of Coordination with the responsible
timber is generally > 250 °C.
fire protection expert
The protective objective for steel / timber load-bearing constructions is
optimally achieved in both cases.
Cladding of steel beams
Cladding thickness per side, see the table on page 90. Implementation of the engineered, agreed
fire resistance construction
■■ Without grid
Fastening of the Fireboard directly onto the steel frame with Drywall Screws
(metal gauge up to 2.25 mm)
Observe the Fireboard span widths
►► Good to know
Tension elements and ties are not steel
columns and are thus generally not covered
by the usual proofs.
We are always ready to offer advice on your
customized individual solutions.

Fire wall connection to roof Split level ceiling for room-in-room system Cubo Basis
During remodelling / alteration there is often a building conversion Fire The structural conditions and circumstances such as a step in the ceiling
compartments will often have to be redone. A fire wall extending through the area may make it necessary to implement room-in-room systems with a step.
roof is frequently impossible (too complex and expensive). The necessary Shown is a F90 variant with inclined exposed ceiling as a design option.
fire flashover area is determined by the local fire protection officer and / or by Cubo Basis F90 with Fireboard in acc.
the fire safety expert involved in the project. with engineered fire resistance
Replace the battens in the fire wall area with
non-combustible materials (e.g. metal straps)
Mineral wool S
acc. to structural
max. wall height
calculation
Board ceiling F90 with Sloped exposed
Fireboard in accordance
e.g. Fire wall ceiling as a design
with engineered fire Cubo Basis F90
W131.de EI90-M option
resistance with Fireboard in
acc. with engineered
fire resistance
Connection of freely-suspended ceiling to ceiling
bulkhead
It is not always possible to span the freely-suspended ceiling from wall to
wall. If only partial areas of the ceiling are to be fire resistant, the connection
to the ceiling can alternatively be implemented using a wall bulkhead in
the same fire rating. Shown is a load-transferring wall bulkhead acc. to the
structural dimensioning in the ceiling area. The load transfer is calculated via
a centre suspension.
Application e.g. for bridging in F90 from below / from below and above.
Max. bulkhead height acc. to structural calculation
Wall bulkhead F90

with Fireboard acc. to
engineered fire
resistance
Freely suspended ceiling

F90 with Fireboard acc.
to engineered fire
resistance
Max. span width of the

freely-suspended ceiling
acc. to structural calculation
The application examples for engineered fire protection solutions shown here with Fireboard are constructions that have been devised for
individual projects in conjunction with fire safety engineers and are not transferable without consultation and examination on an individual
Note
basis.
System specialists at Knauf are available to offer assistance with special constructions.

Freely-suspended ceiling on steel beams with CW stud Fire wall with free wall ends
grid Fire walls are to be connected to the equivalent building elements in
In some projects it may be an economically beneficial solution to fasten accordance with the Certificate of Usability. Connection to a F0 steel façade
a free-spanning ceiling with fire resistance directly to the steel beams. is not permissible. Alternatively, the formation of a fire wall with free wall ends
This allows you to implement fire resistance from below in large space can be a solution in a building.
applications or halls. The steel beams are protected in the same way by the Horizontal section
ceilings as the plenum.
Façade without technical fire resistance classification (F0)

Cladding Fireboard F90 acc. to
engineered fire resistance
Freely-suspended ceiling
F90 from below with
Fireboard with engineered
e.g. Fire wall
fire resistance
W131.de EI90-M
Freely-suspended ceiling on steel beams with UA profile

grid
In some projects it may be an economically beneficial solution to fasten
a free-spanning ceiling with fire resistance directly to the steel beams.
This allows you to implement fire resistance from below in large space Vertical section
applications or halls. The steel beams are protected in the same way by the
ceilings as the plenum.
Head element cladding

with Fireboard F90 acc.
to engineered fire
resistance
Freely-suspended ceiling
F90 from below with Column support profile
Fireboard with engineered cladding with Firebaord
fire resistance F90 acc. to engineered
fire resistance
Base plate cladding with

Fireboard F90 acc. to
engineered fire resistance
Note
basis.

Engineered fire protection
F90 on hollow steel profiles

If non floor-to-ceiling fire doors are installed between solid walls, it is
necessary to apply the lintel and the structurally necessary connection profile
with fire protection qualities. This detail can be solved cost-effectively using
drywall.
View
CW stud
UW profile Fixed profile
Fire door
Solid wall
Vertical section, variant 1 Vertical section, variant 2
Knauf boards to suit fire Knauf boards to suit fire

resistance class resistance class
W11.de
fire protection
Engineered
Structural profile Structural profile

fire protection
Engineered
Profile cladding with Profie cladding with

Fireboard acc. to Fireboard acc. to
engineerred fire engineered fire
resistance resistance
Fire door installation acc. to Fire door installation acc. to

manufacturer's instructions manufacturer's instructions
Note
basis.

Engineered fire protection
Metal stud partition with fire protection ability for steel columns in partition cavities
Structurally necessary columns can either be clad independently or as shown here in the partition cavity at any point protected by the wall lining. In this case
the wall cladding per side must achieve the required level of fire resistance.
Wall cladding with Fireboard acc.

to engineered fire protection
Attic lining with strengthening of the roof construction with steel beams
Constructions combining steel and wooden beams can also be upgraded with engineered fire protection if the standard systems cannot be used. Engineered
fire protection solutions are also possible under reed roofs as well.
Cladding with Fireboard acc.

to engineered fire protection
Note
basis.

Usage instructions
Notes
Notes on the document Intended use of Knauf Systems

Knauf technical brochures are the information documents on special Please observe the following:
topics as well as on the specialist competence from Knauf. The contained Knauf systems may only be used for the application cases
information and specifications, constructions, details and stated products as stated in the Knauf documentation. In case third-
are based, unless otherwise stated, on the certificates of usability (e.g. party products or components are used, they must be
National Technical Test Certificate (abP) and/or German National Technical Caution
recommended or approved by Knauf. Flawless application
Approvals (abZ)) valid at the date they are published as well as on the of products/systems assumes proper transport, storage,
applicable standards. In addition, design and structural requirements and assembly, installation and maintenance.
those regarding building physics (fire protection and sound insulation) are
considered. The contained construction details are examples and can be General instructions
used in a similar way for various cladding variants of the respective system. Term definitions
At the same time, the demands made on fire resistance and/or sound Installation zones acc. to DIN 4103-1
insulation as well as any necessary additional measures and/or limitations Installation zone 1
must be observed. Partitions in rooms where low numbers of persons gather, e.g. dwellings,
References to other documents hotels, office and hospital rooms including corridors and halls or similar.
System Data Sheet Installation zone 2
■■ Knauf Firewalls W13.de Partitions in rooms where large numbers of persons gather, e.g. meeting
■■ Knauf Installation Shaft Walls W62.de halls, school classrooms, auditoria, exhibition halls and sales rooms as well
■■ Knauf Board Ceiling D11.de as rooms with floor height difference of ≥ 1 m.
■■ Knauf Free-Spanning Ceilings D13.de Unless otherwise stated, the value in the table is the maximum permissible
■■ Knauf Wood Joist Ceiling Systems D15.de partition height for installation zone 2 is considered.
■■ Knauf Trapezoid Sheet Metal Systems K217.de Notes on sound insulation
■■ Knauf Fireboard Column and Beam Encasements K25.de
Rw = Weighted sound reduction index in dB without sound
■■ Knauf Fireboard Ducts K26.de
transmission via flanking building components
■■ Knauf Cubo K37.de
Ln,w = Weighted normalized impact sound pressure level in dB without
Product data sheets sound transmission via flanking building components
■■ Observe the Product Data Sheets of the Knauf system components DnT,w = Weighted standardized sound level difference in dB with respect
Folders to a reference reverberation time of T0 = 0.5 s without sound
■■ Fire resistance with Knauf BS01.de (German only) transmission via flanking building components
Symbols in this technical brochure Index R = Used to differentiate between the calculation value and the test
The following symbols are used in this document: stand values.
Insulation layers
The verification of the new DIN 4109:2016-07 is no longer
G Mineral wool insulation layer acc. to EN 13162 according to calculation values Rw,R or Ln,w,R, but rather with
non-combustible the values obtained on the test rig Rw/Ln,w rounded off to a
(insulating material, e.g. from Knauf Insulation) single position following the decimal point. Only at the end of
S Mineral wool insulation layer acc. to EN 13162 the forecast after consideration of all the perimeter surfaces
(flanking surfaces) involved in the transmission of sound is
non-combustible
an element of forecast uncertainty included in dependence
melting point ≥ 1000 °C acc. to DIN 4102‑17
Notes on the type of separating constructional component.
(insulating material, e.g. from Knauf Insulation) For a transition period the Knauf system data sheets will
Stud frame spacings specify both the test stand values as well as the calculated
values used up to now.
a Spacing of suspenders/anchors
If values are stated instead of rated test stand values, that
Axial spacing furring channel/hat-shaped channel (cladding span are based on calculated prognoses or are derived from
b
width) measured test stand values, they will be stated without
c Axial spacing carrying channel (spacing furring channel) positions following the decimal point.
Legend symbols
1 Legend number that will be explained when used

Usage instructions
Notes
Notes on fire resistance

The specifications marked with offer additional application options,
which are not directly included in the Certificate of Usability. On the basis
of our technical assessments, we assume that these marked design
solutions can be assessed as a non-significant divergence. We can make
the documentation on which this assessment is based, such as surveyors'
reports or technical assessments, available to you together with the
Certificate of Usability on request. We recommend that a non-significant
divergence be coordinated and authorised in advance in consultation
between the persons responsible for fire resistance and/or the relevant
authorities.
The stated constructional and structural properties, and characteristic
building physics of Knauf systems can solely be ensured with the exclusive
use of Knauf system components, or other products expressly recommended
by Knauf. The validity and up-to-datedness of the stated proofs have to be
considered.
Certificate of Usability
Information on the certificates of usability can be found in the system data
sheets for the corresponding Knauf systems.

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This is a translation of the Technical Brochure valid in Germany.

Knauf Fireboard Systems

Fireboard Installation Shaft Wall Systems

Upgrading of existing walls

Fireboard Solid Ceiling Systems, sole fire resistance

Fireboard solid ceiling systems, basic ceilings of types I to III

Fireboard Wood Joist Ceiling Systems

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Fireboard trapezoid sheet metal systems

Fireboard ceiling systems

Fireboard Room-in-Room Systems

Fireboard Column and Beam Encasements

Fireboard cable ducts

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4 FIB01.de Knauf Fireboard Systems

Benefits of drywalling Furthermore, drywalling offers even more solutions.

FIB01.de Knauf Fireboard Systems 5

Special gypsum board A1 for premium fire resistance Fields of application

Properties and added value

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Minimum permissible bending radius (Dry bending) Special accessories

■■ Front cut square edges (SK)

With Fireboard, a skim coating of the entire surface with

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Fire resistance class Minimum Without Cavity Minimum

thickness insulation thickness

Stud spacing ● 2x 15

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Maximum permissible wall heights

Knauf Fire Walls are non-load bearing fire-resistant walls

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Minimum Without Cavity Min. Minimum Minimum insulation layer thickness

thickness insula- thick- density – 40 60

t approx. D h Rw Rw,R Rw Rw,R Rw Rw,R

Stud spacing 115 75

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Fire resistance class

thickness insula- thick- density 40 mm 60 mm

Wall height: ≤ 3.00 m 130 100

Stud spacing ● 30 92.5 50

Apply backing to front joints using profiles or Fireboard strips

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Maximum permissible wall heights

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Single or double-sided cladding

Without or with t1 12.5

Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability

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K241.de Cladding on both sides

K241.de Knauf timber-framed wall cladding A1

Masonry made of stone

T1 = minimum1 = minimum thickness of the required cladding on wall side 1

Extension of the fire resistance Certificate of Usability

20 FIB01.de Knauf Fireboard Systems

D112.de Board ceiling, metal grid

D112.de Board Ceiling, metal grid with CD channels 60/27

From above (Plenum) b

e.g. Carrying and furring channel

F30 F30 ● 15 15.2 400 Mineral wool S

Determination of load class

Observe the notes on page 96.

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Minimum permissible bending radius (Dry bending) Special accessories

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T1 = minimum1 = minimum thickness of the required cladding on wall side 1

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F90 F90 ● 2x 20 35.1 400 Mineral wool S

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D116.de Metal Grid with UA Profiles 50/40 + CD Profile 60/27 large-span