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Standard · 2016
EN 350: Durability of wood and wood-based products
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Defines the five durability classes against fungal and insect attack and the testing protocols behind them. Critical caveat: class allocation applies to heartwood only — sapwood inclusion in cladding invalidates the assumption most specifications rely on.