ECOPROCORK® · Technical information
Technical data, safety sheets & test reports.
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Document library · access and supplied sources reviewed 19 October 2026
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Start with the web datasheet, download its current web-edition PDF, then open the underlying manufacturer document. Safety summaries explain the supplied source; they do not replace a current manufacturer SDS.
DECO 00 FINO
Read the web datasheet · Generate current web-edition PDF
Archived FINO source PDF. A product-specific safety document is not yet supplied; request it before use.
DECOPROCAL lime & cork mortar
DECOUNION XL fixing emulsion
DECOIMPER membrane
DECOCORK cork paint
CP19 spray gun
Natural cork insulation boards
Know what you are opening: a web-edition PDF is an ECOPROCORK summary generated from the current page. A manufacturer sheet records its own issue date and product scope. A laboratory report records a particular test specimen and method. An archived report is evidence of that historical test, not confirmation that every current grade or complete installation has been certified.
Coastal evidence · original report available
1,000 hours in neutral salt spray.
AIDICO IT130117 · UNE-EN ISO 9227:2006 · 31 July 2013. The tested cork-coated fibreglass specimens showed no visible change or observed adhesion defect. The metal side oxidised; its cork-coated face showed no apparent change.
Historical specimen test, not a service-life prediction or certification of every masonry façade. Read the tested substrates and limits alongside the result.
Original laboratory documents
Read the result with its scope.
AIDICO IE134173 · adhesion, water, ageing & thermal annex
Issued 9 September 2013. Complete 12-page public copy, with Spanish report text and bilingual AITEX 2013AN1713 thermal annex. A personal identifier in the digital certificate details is redacted; all pages and test results remain.
Open complete report (PDF) · Read the findings and thermal discrepancy
Adhesion was tested on prepared concrete; water permeability on coated mortar. The thermal annex reports 0.0588 W/(m·K) and 0.1401 m²·K/W while referring to an estimated 3 mm specimen. Those entries do not reconcile through R = d/λ. Do not use the reported resistance as a verified 3 mm design value; obtain clarification.
AITEX GMAT19/022v2 · coated fibrocement microscopy
Issued 15 October 2019; 13 pages, Spanish. Surface microscopy of uncoated fibrocement, cork coating and coated fibrocement. The report found no exposed fibrous structure in the examined coated surface.
Open original characterisation report (PDF)
This is surface-characterisation evidence. It does not establish airborne fibre-release performance, long-term durability, a safe working method or approval for every roof. Read HSE asbestos-survey guidance.
Application documents
Sprayed-cork application instructions · original Spanish PDF · Roof action plan · original Spanish PDF · Roof action plan · supplied English translation PDF. These are manufacturer application references, not laboratory approvals or a substitute for project assessment.
Evidence index · reviewed 19 October 2026
Tests, classifications and certification references.
A direct list of the documented evidence and source references for DECOPROYEC sprayed cork. Full reports, manufacturer declarations and test-method references have different evidential roles. Component datasheets for the wider product family remain in the product datasheet list below.
| Property / reference | Standard / document | Open evidence | Evidence status and limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salt-spray resistance | AIDICO IT130117 · UNE-EN ISO 9227:2006 · 31 July 2013 | Result and scope · Full lab report PDF · Manufacturer declaration PDF | Reviewed original report: 1,000 hours; fibreglass specimens unchanged with no observed adhesion defect. Metal side oxidised. |
| Reaction to fire | AITEX 24AN1825 / 2024AN1825 · EN 13501-1:2018 · 31 July 2024 | Classification, complete reports and scope | Reviewed specimen classification C-s1,d0; not a classification of every grade or wall assembly. |
| Water-vapour permeability | EN ISO 7783 | Sprayed-cork datasheet | Source-reported Sd = 0.35, Class I. Full underlying report not verified. |
| Capillary absorption / water permeability | AIDICO IE134173 · UNE-EN 1062-3 | Complete lab report PDF · Scope & data notes | Reviewed report, page 3: 0.21 ± 0.002 kg/(m²·h^0.5), coated mortar specimens. Does not establish whole-building waterproofing. |
| Adhesion | AIDICO IE134173 · UNE-EN 1542:2000 | Complete lab report PDF · Scope & data notes | Reviewed report, page 2: mean 0.65 ± 0.03 N/mm² on prepared standard concrete; specimen-specific result. |
| Accelerated ageing / weathering | AIDICO IE134173 · UNE-EN 11507 | Complete lab report PDF · Scope & data notes | Reviewed report, pages 4–6: grade 1, very slight colour change after 1,000 hours UV/water exposure. No exterior service-life conversion. |
| Tensile strength and elongation | UNE-EN ISO 527-4 | Sprayed-cork datasheet | Source-reported 0.26 MPa / 34.6%; not allowable wall movement. |
| Thermal conductivity | AITEX 2013AN1713 annex to AIDICO IE134173 · UNE-EN 12667:2002 | Complete lab report PDF · Scope & data notes | Historic datasheet: 0.050 W/(m·K). Annex: mean 0.0588 W/(m·K); reported R and estimated thickness do not reconcile. Obtain current grade-specific design data and clarification. |
| Acoustics / dynamic rigidity entry | EN 29052-1 | Source entry and clarification | The dB entry requires clarification; not a verified sound-reduction rating. |
| Historical oxygen-index reference | ISO 4589-2 | Historic source notes | Does not establish Euroclass. Use the documented AITEX classification above. |
| Impact, shock and temperature claims | No test method stated in archived source | Source-reported product values | Full supporting test reports have not been verified. |
| Manufacturer management systems | RINA · ISO 9001 / ISO 14001 · CISQ / IQNet references | Institution and source notes | Manufacturer-displayed management-system references; current certificate scope and expiry to confirm. Not individual product certification. |
| CE / conformity source reference | EN 1504-2 | CE source and limits | Historical manufacturer source; current grade-specific Declaration of Performance and intended use to confirm. |
| Institution and association references | AIDICO member 1054 · ENAC · AETEPA | Roles and source references | Membership and accreditation-body references are distinct from product approval. AIDICO test evidence is separately listed above. |
A listed standard is not itself a certificate. Match the report, product grade, substrate, thickness and mounting to the proposed project. No whole-system BBA or universal coating certification is asserted here.
Archived English source PDFs & earlier source notes
Open documents
Product datasheets and source PDFs.
Open the web edition for product information and source notes, or view its original PDF. Read any gaps or conflicting entries before citing a value. These source documents do not replace current manufacturer safety information, full test reports or a project specification.
Evidence status · reviewed 19 October 2026
Reviewed laboratory evidence: AIDICO IT130117 records the 1,000-hour neutral salt-spray results for the tested fibreglass and metal specimens. Read the result and full report → AITEX 2024AN1825 supports C-s1,d0 for its documented sprayed-cork specimen and mounting. Read the limits and open both original report sets →. This does not classify every cork grade, FINO, TLICS™ or a different wall assembly.
Manufacturer-reported values: the DECOPROCAL web edition now distinguishes the readable manufacturer-hosted mortar data from the older English sheet’s unit and fixing conflicts. No printed issue date or underlying strength/conductivity reports have been verified.
Before specification: request the current grade-specific declaration, safety sheet and full applicable reports. A listed test method or management-system logo alone does not establish product or whole-system certification.
DECOPROYEC sprayed cork
Read web edition & source notes →
Open original source PDF ↗DECO 00 FINO sprayed and trowelable cork
Read web edition & source notes →
Open original source PDF ↗DECOPROCAL lime and cork basecoat
Read web edition & source notes →
Open original source PDF ↗DECOUNION XL primer
Read web edition & source notes →
Open original source PDF ↗DECOIMPER polyurethane membrane
Read web edition & source notes →
Open original source PDF ↗DECOCORK thermal cork paint
Read web edition & source notes →
Open original source PDF ↗CP19 spray gun
Read web edition & source notes →
Open original source PDF ↗Natural cork insulation boards
Read web edition & source notes →
Open original source PDF ↗Confirm the current product version, document revision and suitability for your complete build-up before specification or installation. An archived source PDF should not be assumed to be the latest manufacturer issue.
Test reports, application and safety.
Fire classification and report
Read the test scope and limitations alongside the original laboratory documents.
Read the classification and test notes →
Application guidance
Review the illustrated DECO 00 FINO reminder together with the product guidance and agreed specification.
Read application instructions →
Open illustrated reminder (PDF) ↗Safety and handling
Find the product safety summaries and check which current manufacturer documents are needed for your materials and work.
Open safety and handling library →
Request current project-specific documents →Specify the system, not just the material
Match every document to your project.
Product names, test conditions and installation details matter. Ask for evidence that relates to the exact material, substrate, thickness and complete build-up you intend to use.
Product & safety datasheets
Use the open document index above, then confirm the current technical and safety datasheets for every specified component. Check preparation, mixing, coverage, application conditions, drying, storage and handling.
System & installation guidance
Confirm the sequence of preparation, primers, cork layers and finishes. Include junctions, openings, repairs, substrate limitations and maintenance requirements.
Test reports & classifications
Ask for the report reference, issuing organisation, test standard and date. Check the tested specimen, thickness and field of application before citing thermal, fire, acoustic, adhesion or moisture-related results.
Warranty & project requirements
Request the current written terms for the proposed products and installation. Confirm the provider, eligibility, duration, exclusions, maintenance and claim process.
Document status & what still needs confirmation
Library review: 19 October 2026. This records access checks and comparison with the supplied document collection. Source revision dates are independent of upload dates and this review date.
- Safety: supplied DECOIMPER and DECOCORK sheets are dated 2 February 2024; DECOPROCAL 1 December 2022; DECOUNION XL 3 January 2019. Sprayed-cork safety information has no printed issue date. Current UK-supply SDS revisions have not been confirmed.
- FINO: a product-specific SDS is not present in the supplied collection.
- Thermal: the historical sprayed-cork report and datasheet differ, and the annex’s resistance/thickness entries need written clarification.
- Declarations: obtain current grade-specific declarations and the applicable complete-system evidence. Manufacturer management-system certificate scope and expiry remain to be confirmed.
Old reports remain accessible as historical evidence. No document is labelled “latest manufacturer issue” solely because it was uploaded or reviewed recently. Ask for the document or clarification your project needs.
A useful evidence checklist
Five questions before you specify.
01 / Which product?
Use its full name and version. Evidence for one formulation does not automatically apply to another.
02 / Which build-up?
Identify substrate, preparation, primer, installed thickness and finish. Check that the evidence covers the intended combination.
03 / Which result?
Distinguish a material property, a tested assembly and a calculation for the building. They answer different questions.
04 / Which limitations?
Read the conditions and exclusions, including exposure, application method and the use for which the result is valid.
05 / Which responsibility?
Agree who prepares the specification, assesses the substrate, completes installation and records the work.
Thermal and moisture performance
Material data needs building context.
Ask for a labelled build-up or installation detail for the proposed system, showing the substrate, preparation, each layer and installed thickness.
A thermal-conductivity value alone is not a wall U-value, an EPC improvement or an energy-saving forecast. Thickness and the full construction are part of the assessment.
Likewise, vapour permeability does not establish a complete moisture strategy. Existing coatings, leaks, exposure, ventilation and the proposed wall build-up need to be considered together.
Discuss a specification →Roof applications
For SLICS-R™ projects, request a roof-specific build-up and confirm the waterproofing components and details. The cork layer alone is not a standalone waterproofing specification.
Fire performance
Request the relevant classification and its scope for the proposed application. Do not substitute a general product description for the evidence needed for the complete construction.
Tell us what you need to substantiate.
Include the project location, building use, proposed application, substrate, desired build-up and the performance information your design team needs. The team can confirm which documents and guidance are relevant.