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Seismic considerations for suspending ceilings

Seismic design in Australia is a critical consideration for architectural and engineering professionals. Through collaboration, research, and adherence to industry standards, Knauf, along with our partner Rondo, provides innovative and reliable seismic solutions that meet the specific needs of each project, contributing to the safety and resilience of our built environment in the face of seismic activity.
Architecture & Design Team
Architecture & Design Team

26 Jul 2023 1m read View Author

Seismic design in Australia is a critical consideration for architectural and engineering professionals. Across the country we experience an average of 100 earthquakes a year with a magnitude of 3 or higher. Through collaboration, research, and adherence to industry standards, Knauf, along with our partner Rondo, provides innovative and reliable seismic solutions that meet the specific needs of each project, contributing to the safety and resilience of our built environment in the face of seismic activity.

Our seismic solutions are the result of extensive research, comprehensive in-house and third-party testing, and adherence to Australian and New Zealand Standards, including AS1170.4-2007. By leveraging the combined expertise, we ensure the compliance, resilience and safety of our built environment, effectively safeguarding people from hazards, minimising repair costs, and reducing potential damage.

In this whitepaper we look at the key considerations for suspended ceilings when designing for seismic compliance.

Seismic considerations for suspending ceilings
Seismic considerations for suspending ceilings
Seismic design in Australia is a critical consideration for architectural and engineering professionals. Through collaboration, research, and adherence to industry standards, Knauf, along with our partner Rondo, provides innovative and reliable seismic solutions that meet the specific needs of each project, contributing to the safety and resilience of our built environment in the face of seismic activity.