Riverclack's European approvals: what we rest on
We've gathered the bodies and standards the system is assessed against — DIBt, BBA, CSTB, TÜV Rheinland, FM Approvals — and why we don't publish what we can't back with a document.
Riverclack's reliability is evidenced not by marketing but by the protocols of independent European bodies. We've brought together the approvals and standards the system and its components are assessed against.
Bodies and standards
The system is assessed by the German DIBt, the British BBA, the French CSTB, inspected by TÜV Rheinland and insurance-certified by FM Approvals. Materials meet EN 14782 / EN 14783; reaction to fire is EN 13501-1.
Terra-Zenith's position on principle: we don't publish certificate numbers we can't back with a document. Russian-market documentation is prepared for the specific project.