Request Test Reports and Certificates
Request reports or certificates that match your demountable wall system, selected configuration, drawings, tender needs, or technical review stage.
1. Relevant Test Reports
2. Certificates for Your Configuration
3. Documents Matched to Your Drawings
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Request Relevant Reports or Certificates — Send your layout and wall height so we can identify documents for the proposed wall configuration.
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Reports matched to configuration
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Reports, Certificates, and Technical Documents You Can Request
Different project stages and wall configurations may require different reports or certificates. Use this page to request relevant evidence documents, or follow the related resource links for product specifications, installation drawings, and CAD, BIM, or 3D model support.
Why Reports and Certificates Depend on the Wall Configuration
Reports and certificates usually relate to a specific wall system, material combination, door setup, height range, or document purpose. A document that is right for one configuration may not be suitable for another, especially when drawings, installation details, acoustic needs, or fire-related documents are involved.
| Matching Factor | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Wall System | Each system may use different profiles, structures, and supporting documents. |
| Glass, Solid, or Mixed Wall Type | The right document may change with the wall material and layout. |
| Door, Hardware, and Seals | Door type, frames, hardware, and seals can affect which document is relevant. |
| Wall Height and Site Interfaces | Taller walls, ceilings, floors, and side connections may require drawing-based support. |
| Document Purpose | Tender submission, acoustic review, fire-related review, surface-burning information, or installation planning. |
Use a report or certificate only within the scope of the tested or certified product, material, or assembly, and check that scope against the proposed wall configuration and project requirements.
What to Check in a Report or Certificate
Check the key document fields first: what was tested, which standard was used, what result is shown, and whether the issue date and intended use match your project requirements. This helps buyers understand whether a report or certificate is relevant to their project.
| Check Point | What to Look For | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Document Type | Test report, certificate, specification, or project document. | Each document is created for a different testing or project purpose. |
| Tested Item | The product, material, or assembly named in the document. | The document applies to the item shown. |
| Test Standard | The standard or test method listed in the document. | Different standards may measure different things. |
| Reported Result | The exact result shown in the report or certificate. | The result should be used for the same performance topic it reports. |
| Included Details | What the document includes or does not include. | This helps buyers understand the document’s usable range. |
| Issue Date or Version | The date, version, or document reference shown. | A current version helps avoid using outdated documents. |
| Intended Use | Whether the document is needed for tender, technical review, quotation preparation, or installation planning. | Different stages may need different documents. |
Request the Right Acoustic and Fire-Related Documents
Acoustic reports, fire-related certificates, surface burning test reports, fire-rated glass documents, and steel panel documents are not the same. Ask for the report or certificate that fits your wall configuration, material choice, and project requirements.
Common Report and Certificate Misunderstandings
| Common Misunderstanding | What to Check | Where to Check Next |
|---|---|---|
| An acoustic report proves every wall. | Check the tested wall type and test method. | Acoustic performance |
| One acoustic value works for all configurations. | Use the value only when the wall configuration matches. | Acoustic reports |
| A surface burning report means a fire-rated wall. | Check whether the report covers surface burning or fire resistance. | Fire-rated walls |
| Fire-rated glass makes the full wall fire-rated. | Check the complete wall assembly, not glass alone. | Glass partition systems |
| A steel panel means an EI or fire-rated wall assembly. | Check whether the document covers the steel panel, infill material, or complete wall assembly. | Solid panel systems |
| A system name is enough for a fire-hour rating. | Request the relevant certificate or report before using a fire-hour rating. | Fire-related certificates |
Request the Relevant Acoustic Report, Fire-Related Report, or Certificate.
What to Prepare Before Requesting Reports or Certificates
To start, send a layout drawing or floor plan with wall height. This helps estimate wall area, material quantity, and which reports, certificates, specifications, or technical documents may fit the project. Product model, wall type, door hardware, performance goals, and document needs can be added if known.
Simple Request Flow:
Share layout drawing and wall height
→ Add model, wall type, and door details if known
→ Identify the reports or certificates that may be relevant
→ Confirm which document is most suitable to request
Send Layout Drawing and Wall Height to Request Relevant Documents.
| Input | Why It Helps | Needed to Start? |
|---|---|---|
| Layout Drawing and Wall Height | Helps identify the proposed wall arrangement, height, interfaces, and relevant documents. | Recommended to start. |
| Product Model | Helps us look up the right system details if a model is already selected. | If known. |
| Wall Type | Shows whether the project uses glass, solid panels, glass-and-solid combinations, or other materials. | If known. |
| Door Type and Hardware | Helps confirm the door type, frame, lock, hinge, closer, or required hardware. | If relevant. |
| Performance Goal | Helps clarify acoustic, fire-related, or other performance-related document needs. | If applicable. |
| What the Document Is For | Shows whether the document is needed for tender, technical discussion, material selection, or quotation preparation. | Helpful if already defined. |
Request Test Reports or Certificates for Your Project
Are reports and certificates available for direct download?
Not every report or certificate is provided as a public download. Please tell us which document you need, and our sales team can help you request the file that fits your project.
Do all demountable wall systems use the same certificates?
No. Different wall systems, materials, doors, glass types, and performance needs may require different reports or certificates. The document should match the wall system and material used in the project.
Can I request acoustic test reports?
Yes. Acoustic test reports can be requested when your project has acoustic or speech privacy requirements. The report needed may depend on the wall type, model, door details, and performance goal.
Can I request fire-related certificates or reports?
Yes. Fire-related certificates or reports can be requested for applicable wall systems, materials, or assemblies. Please tell us what the document will be used for so we can guide the request properly.
What should I send first?
A layout drawing or floor plan with wall height is usually enough to start. Product model, wall type, door hardware, performance goals, and document needs can be added if known.
What if I need CAD, BIM, or 3D model support?
Please mention CAD or BIM needs when you contact us. Drawing or model support may be available depending on the project stage and the information provided.
Request Reports, Certificates, or Technical Documents
Tell us which report or certificate you need. Our sales team can help you request the right document based on your wall system, wall type, and project stage.