Fire safety concepts for event venues, hotels, stadiums and event centres often require flame-retardant materials. ODO, the modular, customisable equipment system, can be adapted accordingly: on request, we fit flame-retardant table tops.
The frame stays the same: a powder-coated aluminium frame that is assembled tool-free. You simply swap the table top to suit the requirement. So you keep one system for every format, from high table and buffet to food counter.
What “flame-retardant” means
Flame-retardant building materials are harder to ignite and do not spread fire. In Germany, building material class B1 to DIN 4102 was the standard reference for many years. Today, the European classification to EN 13501-1 applies. Leading board manufacturers offer flame-retardant decor boards classified both to EN 13501-1 (e.g. B-s1,d0) and to DIN 4102 (B1). Many fire safety concepts still refer to “B1”, so we list both designations side by side. If your project requires one of these classes, we source the right table top for you individually.
Who the flame-retardant version is for
- Event venues and event centres with strict fire safety requirements
- Hotels with conference and banqueting areas
- Stadiums and arenas
- Caterers working in different venues with different requirements
- Event equipment rental companies keeping part of their stock ready for strict requirements
Get in touch
Need ODO in a flame-retardant version? Simply state your requirement in your enquiry (“flame-retardant / B1”). We will check how to implement it for your project and get back to you with a quote.
Frequently asked questions
Is ODO flame-retardant?
On request, we fit ODO with flame-retardant table tops (B1 or B-s1,d0). We source the right table top individually for your project. This applies to the table top, not to the system as a whole. We are happy to align the requirement with your fire safety concept.
How does an enquiry work?
Tell us the required class and about your project. We will check how to implement it and get back to you with a quote.
What is the difference between B1 and B-s1,d0?
B1 is the older German building material class to DIN 4102. B-s1,d0 is a class under the European standard EN 13501-1 and stands for flame-retardant with low smoke production (s1) and no flaming droplets (d0). Which designation is required is set out in the fire safety concept of the venue in question.