The president of the French firm which sold the cladding
panels used on Grenfell Tower has accepted that its staff “misled” and “lied”
to customers, as he was grilled about a series of internal emails which showed
it hiding serious test failures from the market. The inquiry has already heard
that testing from 2005 showed the panels obtained a reasonably high ‘Euroclass
B’ rating when fixed to a wall with rivets, but burned 10 times as fiercely and
failed “spectacularly” when bent into ‘cassette’ shapes and hung from the wall
on rails. Read more on Inside Housing.
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