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Old 07-05-2021, 14:27   #472
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Re: Huge fire at West London tower block

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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
There are a lot of unburnt set of curtains on the other windows. The only areas showing any damage are windows and balcony doors. The pictures show damage to only 3 flats. Those are known as FACTS.

If the panels at Grenfell had been made of napalm. they wouldn't have gone up like that. They were too thin. The fire risk of cladding is NOT spreading upwards, but of spreading DOWNWARDS from dripping. The advice on panels was to be careful of what was placed at the base of any building in case it also caught fire from dripping from the panels. According to the manufacturers the insulation is meant to be surrounded by non-combustible material to limit the spread of fire, between the insulation panels for each flat. Without that extra protection, the material was banned from use, here and the US, above a certain height. That height was determined by the reach of fire ladders and no other factor.

Some of us try to see beyond the pack of lies spread by the media, and do their own research on issues.


It looks like only ONE flat was badly damaged, with the rest of the appearance being soot. No spreading involved.
https://www.thejournal.ie/grenfell-t...71900-Oct2019/

The inquiry report thought otherwise…

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THE GRENFELL TOWER cladding did not comply with building regulations and was the “principal” reason for the fire’s rapid and “profoundly shocking” spread, the inquiry report said.

Once the fire had taken hold of the building’s exterior, it was “inevitable” that it would find its way inside, Sir Martin Moore-Bick said.

The judge said he still found the rapid engulfment of the tower by flames “profoundly shocking” despite having viewed footage many times over.

He concluded that the “principal reason” the flames shot up the building at such speed was the combustible aluminium composite material (ACM) cladding with polyethylene cores which acted as a “source of fuel”.
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