Which fire rating certification reports must be provided to validate aluminum ceiling materials for international project compliance?

Fire documentation must be comprehensive and assembly-specific because aluminum panels, acoustic backings, and coatings interact differently in fire conditions. Supply: (a) Reaction-to-fire test reports: EN 13501-1 classification or ASTM E84 (surface burning characteristics) with flame spread and smoke-developed indices; (b) Fire-resistance and integrity reports for full assemblies (ceiling + suspension + plenum treatments) using EN 1364 / EN 1365 or ASTM E119 as applicable; (c) NFPA 286 or BS 476 results for room-corner tests when interior finish performance is required (showing flame spread in real enclosure geometry); (d) Smoke production and toxicity data, including cone calorimetry (ISO 5660 or ASTM E1354) where requested; (e) Documentation for coatings and acoustic backer combustibility and melting behavior; (f) Manufacturer declarations indicating limiting temperatures/melting points of alloys used; (g) Listing/certification references from recognized authorities (UL, FM, BSI) with scope statements showing tested configurations; (h) Clear description and drawings of tested sample assemblies (fixing method, spacing, supporting structure) so authorities can confirm the tested assembly matches proposed field conditions; (i) Guidance on required firestopping and perimeter details to maintain rating. All reports should include laboratory accreditation, test dates, specimen photos, and any limitations or installation constraints necessary to preserve the fire performance claimed.